picol | A tiny interpreter | Interpreter library
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Picol is a tiny Tcl interpreter. For more information, build instructions and binary downloads see the Fossil repository.
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QUESTION
hello I have many elements so if I click on any one of them I can modify the text but in my code -if I click on any element it go always to change the last one only not element selected -another Question how can I make a copy of each element if I click in icon edit
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-10 at 08:59The problem is because you're looping through all .item
elements and calling focus()
on them. Only one element at a time can receive focus, so it will the last one you called it on in the loop.
I assume instead that you want to set contenteditable
and focus()
on the .item
related to the .edit
element which was clicked. In order to use that you can use jQuery's DOM traversal methods; closest()
and next()
in this case.
To clone an element you can call clone()
on it. I presume you mean to do this on the .cloner
element given its context in the UI. Then you can add the clone back in to the DOM where necessary.
Also note that for the .edit
and .cloner
links to work in the clone itself you need to use delegated event handlers, and you will need to remove the id
attributes from the elements you clone, otherwise you will have duplicates which is invalid.
With all that said, try this:
QUESTION
I have images in the same directory as the python file named like below. - cat.png - dog.png - turtle.png - flower.png
Currently I can run a program one at a time like below
os.system('picol.py cat.png -s -d')
Output: colors_cat.png (with color palettes inside the image)
But I want to do the same thing for all the images in the directory without having to type image names one by one in the shell command.If I have 100+ images in the folder, I would have to type all 100 image names one by one which is ridiculous. It would be convenient if I can just double click on the py file (below attached) and run everything at once.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-20 at 17:43Save the following code as bulk_upload.py
in the same folder and call it like this os.system('bulk_upload.py *.png -s -d')
QUESTION
...I want to create a loader with still image in between the loader circle. in this code the image is rotating along with loader i want the image to be still not rotating.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-06 at 10:15You could try countering the rotating effect by creating identical animation for the img, just in opposite direction. However, a better option would be to change your DOM so that the image is not a child of animated parent.
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