FreeFlow | layout engine for Android that decouples layouts | Android library
kandi X-RAY | FreeFlow Summary
kandi X-RAY | FreeFlow Summary
A layout engine for Android that decouples layouts from the View containers that manage scrolling and view recycling. FreeFlow makes it really easy to create custom layouts and beautiful transition animations as layouts are changed. FreeFlow is a composition based approach to Android Layouts. As opposed to default Android Layouts, FreeFlow Layouts are swappable at runtime which allows views to their new states smoothly. The fundamental difference here is that FreeFlow prefers [Composition over Inheritance] which makes the system a lot more adaptable. Freeflow may be considered in "alpha". You can help in many ways, by reviewing and making suggestions on api’s to actually finding bugs and submitting patches via pull requests. FreeFlow is inspired by UI frameworks like [UICollectionViews on iOS][1] and the [Spark Architecture in Flex][2].
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- Animates the change set
- Returns an animation set that will be used to play all animations
- Create an AnimatorSet which can be used to animate a list of items
- Computes a frame that will transition to a free view
- Initializes the activity
- Sets the adapter for this collection view
- Scroll to a specific item
- Sets the layout of this container
- Performs long press
- Handle an item
- Initializes the view pool
- Get the item view
- Prepare layout for items
- Set the data
- Called when an item is selected
- Apply changes to view
- Obtains a map with all the items that are visible to the given viewport
- Get the header view for the given section
- The content height of the bottom sheet
- Get item view
- Prepare the proxy layout
- Prepares the proxy layout
- Draws the edge
- Initialize the ArtBook
- This method is called on a measure
- Handles touch events
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QUESTION
I've been using class modules for almost a year, and I'm just now comfortable with them. Now I'm trying to incorporate factory methods into data extraction from workbook tables. I found some great guides on the topic here, here, and here, but I'm unsure where to incorporate a collection of the class.
Up until now, I've setup my class modules with self-contained collections in this format:
Class module OrigClass
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Answered 2021-Oct-27 at 15:32Based on:
QUESTION
I have 2 PDF's resultant from splitting a 2-up document composed by 32 pages signatures. Meaning one PDF has pages 1-16, 33-48, 65-80.... and the other has pages 17-32, 49-64, 81-96....
How can I merge both, iterating through 16-page segments of each, using Python? To get a final composed PDF with 1-16, 17-32, 33-48, 49-64.....
I can iterate them page by page and I can combine one full PDF after the other, etc. But can't seem to get the correct way merging by segments.
The first operations are done with external software (Xerox Freeflow Core) and I get to a point where I have 4 files with the 16-page sequences divided in even/odd pages, I join them iterating with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 14:23Got it! Just in case anyone needs something similar, here's what worked for me:
QUESTION
I'm developing some finance-related Excel add-ins for use by a small group within the commercial team at my work.
I want to create a persistent object that stores state for specific metadata values related to the app, so that code in any class or standard module has access to them, and so that I only need to state them once or set their defaults at application startup. Examples include:
- the App's name
- release/version numbers
- top-level registry key to store/retrieve settings
- "First Run" status
- is logging enabled
In the past I would have declared global constants for these things, but I'm trying to approach this using a more current pattern (if there is one).
My thoughts are to create a class with the PredeclaredID
attribute set to true, and to populate the default values on workbook load and/or class initialisation events.
I'm aware that it's not considered good practice to maintain state in a default instance of a class but I can't think of another way to create a persistent object. I know a little bit about factory patterns and would be happy to use one but the persistency thing is tripping me up.
Any insights or alternative approaches appreciated.
Update 10 Jun 2020I've had some success with this approach. Here's the prototype I've been working on, incorporating freeflow's helpful suggestion.
Class attributes and property procedures
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 09:11The use of Class with a PredeclaredId to store state is fully acceptable provided it is the only instance of the class. One way to ensure this is to use to Class_Initialize sub to test that the current instance is the PredeclaredId and to error out if it is not (i.e. some tried to new the class with the PredecalredId.
e.g for a class called PersistentData
QUESTION
in my Access VBA I have the following creating and populating a Word Table without issue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 18:18Its because you are not selecting the specific table on which you wish to work. For your first and subsequent tables try
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Install FreeFlow
You can use FreeFlow like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the FreeFlow component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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