I want to extract strings in UITextView after they finish type into array of lines that the same in UITextView.
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I have cell model, and sometimes I have long text in title and cell's size changes. Do you know how to fix text position and align it by first line?
It looks like you are wrapping the cells with HStack. Use HStack(alignmeht: .top)
Is there a way to wrap text around an image in openPDF? or around other text? I'm trying to mesh two texts onto one page (texts which may contain pictures), but one text may be larger or smaller then the other. They could look like one of these two pictures:
I was going to make a column text, and test the length of text 2 against the length of the text of text 1 that remains after the first few lines (see the picture), but I couldn't return the remaining text with columnText.go(true).
Is there an easy way to wrap text around a picture or other variable object (aka text)?
So I have a really long text document (10 million lines) and I want to convert that document to an array.
For example, my text document is:
a
b
c
and I want to convert this to:
["a","b","c"]
How can I do that?
First read document as plain text and
use split method with split character '\n'. This will split your document on new lines.
Which component (TListView, TStringGrid, ...) do you recommend for this:
presentation of list items
items will be strings
specified substrings (e.g. words) will be highlighted - I need to highlight some words in a string/item.
I am not aware of a way to change background color for a part of string (using OnCustomDrawItem).
I have been trying to create a Visual C++ program which takes a string from a text box, then counts the number of characters in it and puts each character in different label. With which functions can I take the string from the text box, split the string on characters and put every character in different label?
Use GetDlgItemText to copy text into char-array or a CString object. If text-control is mapped to a CEdit variable, use GetWindowText to copy text into buffer.
Use strlen or CString::GetLength to find the length of string. If you want to trim spaces, use CString::Trim
Then run a loop starting from 0th index till the length-1. Locate what those characters are, and place them into target controls.