textnote | Simple tool for creating and organizing daily notes | Text Editor library
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textnote is a command line tool for quickly creating and managing daily plain text notes. It is designed for ease of use to encourage the practice of daily, organized note taking. textnote intentionally facilitates only the management (creation, opening, organizing, and consolidated archiving) of notes, following the philosophy that notes are best written in a text editor and not via a CLI. All note files are stored locally on the file system in a single directory. Notes can easily be synced to a remote server or cloud service if so desired by ensuring the application directory is remotely synced. textnote opens notes using the text editor specified by the environment variable $EDITOR and defaults to Vim if the environment variable is not set. See the Editor-Specific Configuration subsection for more details.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to use the following permission class in many apps in the project, the only change needed is the model class that user data is checked from.
Permission class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 08:18You can use object level permission:
QUESTION
I am trying to place a TextNote on each curve of the steel bar, the central curves I get with the GetCenterlineCurves method.
My code is the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 16:02First we have to get the UnitType from parameters A, B, C, D... with the following method
QUESTION
I would like to observe changes in tableview-cell-textfield's text from related view controller.
I have a text field inside of a cell. It conforms to protocol named 'RouteChangesInfoTableViewCellDelegate'
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-29 at 15:37You don't quite have the protocol/delegate pattern understood.
You define the protocol correctly:
QUESTION
I have a database with two entities (Product and Feedback). Feedback has a single foreign key that refers to Product, whose primary key is an integer. They are therefore in a one-to-one relationship.
I want to add a new Feedback entry to the database with my web application. To do so I'm trying to perform a PUT request to my Spring server from my Angular client application.
The client has an Object of class Feedback
with the following attributes (content of Feedback.ts
)
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 14:47You create a new Product with the productId from the FE. Now you can create a new Feedback object with all types set. This you can then store in the database.
[Edit]
Usually, you have data transfer object (DTO)in the backend. Those will as the name suggests transport data do nothing else. Endpoints in the backend will always get DTOs which are the same as in the FE. In your case create a FeedbackDto.
QUESTION
Following from this question. (I'm using Hibernate 4.)
As suggested in one of the answers I tried using the FeedbackDto-Feedback approach.
Inside my RequestsController.java
I have this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 14:21The problem with your code is the call of the product constructor:
QUESTION
I am developing an android based note taking application with categories.I am supposed to create notes shortcuts on home screen. When user click on the shortcut the relevant activity should be open and the specific data should be set in Edit-texts i.e Its title and description.I unable to understand the logic to do that.
I tried all possible solutions that come into my mind. I passed Id of note in shortcut intent but when it launch from shortcut the fields are still empty. This is my snippet of code to create shortcut:
Function to create shortcut:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-27 at 09:44If you use shortcutIntent.putExtra("key_primary",Id);
then you need to retrieve it using
QUESTION
I am trying to make a poetry collection with latex using the poemscol package. How can I add a subscription with date to each poem? I tried a \textnote
, but it seems it works otherwise.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-27 at 17:26I think the command \poemendnote will do what you want (if what you want is to put the publication date underneath the poem). I will add a dedicated command to do this to the next version, I think (it may distinguish between composition date and first publication date too, come to think of it), but I don't know when I will get around to doing that.
QUESTION
I made a custom Adapter for my ListView following this tutorial.
But when I run my app on my device, it gives an error when it's starting.
The error appears when the onCreate()
method of the MainActivity tries to call the getData()
method of the NotesDbHelper class.
Can you help me?
MainActivity.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-27 at 18:36Why Notes.user
? You're putting an unnecessary dot. Go compare to the link you've referenced.
Just use Notes
or UserNotes
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Set a single environment variable TEXTNOTE_DIR to specify the directory for textnote's files
textnote can be installed by downloading a prebuilt binary or by the go get command.
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