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kandi X-RAY | TagView Summary
Xamarin version, written by @fernandolopes Simple android view to display collection of colorful tags efficiently. You can edit the tag's style, and set listener of selecting or deleting tag. Example usages can be found in example project.
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- Initializes the view
- Parse the tags
- Prepare tag list
- Adds the list of tags
- Initialize the view
- Convert dips to px
- Generate selector
- Draw tag
- Set the margin of the line
- Sets the top padding of the element
- Sets the right padding of the element
- Sets the text padding for the element
- Set the margin of the tag
- Adds a single tag
- Remove all views
- Region Override
- Override this method to handle the action bar selection
- Get a random color
- Sets the vertical padding for the view
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QUESTION
Im use vue and django with rest framework. In django models.py i have model field "tahs" this is charfield with tags separated by comma. exaple : django,forest,native
I want to generate view for each tag example "django". OR try to search in filed tahs and return objects contains this tag[ex.django]
this is my views.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-11 at 11:14When you go to api/v1/tags/linux/
DRF does a queryset.get(tahs="linux")
.
This doesn't work with your data because your tahs
field might contain other words. So you get a 404 error. You could almost fix this by setting the viewset lookup_field
attribute to tahs__icontains
however DRF expects that it will only get one result, where as you might have multiple instances of CustomUserPass
that contain "linux"
. That's because api/v1/tags/linux
is treated as a detail endpoint for a single instance by the viewset (that returns data for a single instance), not a list endpoint (that will return data for a list of instances).
What you really want to do is add a filter using the django-filters
package (which also integrates well with DRF), and then perform your API query on the list endpoint like this: api/v1/tags/?tahs=linux
(or similar).
QUESTION
I'm not so familiar with SwfitUI.
I found this helper to achieve this tag view:
But making it selectable is pain & for everything I did, I got many errors...
How can I make this thing work!?
Here is my complete class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-17 at 19:01Finally, after wrestling with it a lot, it is the working version:
QUESTION
User Defined Stored Procedure which returns multiple actual table as result set.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-19 at 05:55Here is a demo how to do it. Using System.data
and System.Linq
you can do below.
QUESTION
Pro devs. I'll try to change the card view background and stroke color programmatically but all times card.setCardBackgroundColor()
override the stroke color. Statically in XML, it works well. But programmatically it make an effect like this.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 11:59I believe that the problem is not in the MaterialCardView
background/stroke methods; but that the used color shades in the layout are different than those used programmatically.
The used colors in layout:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 13:27You can not use id
, since that is the builtin id
function [Python-doc], you use self.kwargs['id']
to retrieve the id
parameter from the urls.py
:
QUESTION
The app has the following setup:
My main view creates a tag cloud using a SwiftUI ForEach
loop.
The ForEach
gets its data from the @Published
array of an ObservableObject
called TagModel
. Using a Timer
, every three seconds the ObservableObject
adds a new tag to the array.
By adding a tag the ForEach
gets triggered again and creates another TagView
. Once more than three tags have been added to the array, the ObservableObject
removes the first (oldest) tag from the array and the ForEach removes that particular TagView
.
With the following problem:
The creation of the TagViews works perfect. It also animates the way it's supposed to with the animations and .onAppear modifiers of the TagView
. However when the oldest tag is removed it does not animate its removal. The code in .onDisappear
executes but the TagView
is removed immediately.
I tried the following to solve the issue:
I tried to have the whole appearing and disappearing animations of TagView
run inside the .onAppear
by using animations that repeat and then autoreverse.
It sort of works but this way there are two issues.
First, if the animation is timed too short, once the animation finishes and the TagView
is removed, will show up for a short moment without any modifiers applied, then it will be removed.
Second, if I set the animation duration longer the TagView
will be removed before the animation has finished.
In order for this to work I'd need to time the removal and the duration of the animation very precisely, which would make the TagView
very dependent on the Timer
and this doesn't seem to be a good solution.
Another solution I tried was finding something similar to self.presentationMode.wrappedValue.dismiss()
using the @Environment(\.presentationMode)
variable and somehow have the TagView
remove itself after the .onAppear
animation has finished. But this only works if the view has been created in an navigation stack and I couldn't find any other way to have a view destroy itself. Also I assume that would again cause issue as soon as TagModel
updates its array.
I read several other S.O. solution that pointed towards the enumeration of the data in the ForEach loop. But I'm creating each TagView as its own object, I'd assume this should not be the issue and I'm not sure how I'd have to implement this if this is part of the issue.
Here is the simplified code of my app that can be run in an iOS single view SwiftUI project.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 14:34It is not clear which effect do you try to achieve, but on remove you should animate not view internals, but view itself, ie. in parent, because view remove there and as-a-whole.
Something like (just direction where to experiment):
QUESTION
I am fairly new to android & Java.
I am getting Index out of bound error for the first time.
I have looked at all the solution & tried debugging but I can't resolve it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-23 at 13:20Don't you mean this?
QUESTION
I'm getting this weird error when I try to upload images. The upload to the server works, but then immediately after I'm getting the error. When I only upload text it works fine, but when I try to use the imagesID after I upload, it gives this error. Does anybody know why I'm getting this error, and how to fix it?
I'm getting the error on line "this.state.imagesID.push({key:key });" in xhr.onreadystatechange which is inside the upload() function
My the class with the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 01:50Use an arrow function expression on this line xhr.onreadystatechange = function() {
other wise this
will be overridden. The arrow function expression binds the top level this
to the function. Do it like:
xhr.onreadystatechange = () => {...}
QUESTION
I have an API call to list tasks from the database. Now I can able to retrieve tasks and loaded in the collection view. When tap creates a new task button, I will fill the form and save it to the database. When going back to the task list it will hit API and list old tasks with new tasks. But, In my, it shows duplicate tasks too.
For Example:- My task array [task1, task2, task3] but the result [task1, task2, task3, task 3, task 1]
Here is my code for the API call.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-15 at 08:42Try to replace your method with this one
QUESTION
I'm trying to do something that's pretty straight forward in my mind.
I want a subview of a VStack to dynamically change its height based on its content (ProblematicView in the sample below).
It usually works pretty well, but in this case ProblematicView contains a GeometryReader (to simulate a HStack over several lines).
However, the GeometryReader greedily takes all the space it can (the expected behavior happens if you remove the GeometryReader and it's content). Unfortunately on the Parent view (UmbrellaView in the sample below), the UmbrellaView VStack assigns 50% of itself to the ProblematicView instead of the minimal size to display the content of the view.
I've spend a few hours playing with min/ideal/maxHeight frame arguments, to no avail.
Is what I'm trying to achieve doable?
I added pictures at the bottom to clarify visually.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 05:30Due to "hen-egg" problem in nature of GeometryReader
the solution for topic question is possible only in run-time, because 1) initial height is unknown 2) it needs to calculate internal size based on all available external size 3) it needs to tight external size to calculated internal size.
So here is possible approach (with some additional fixes in your code)
1) Preview 2-3) Run-time
Code:
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You can use TagView 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 TagView 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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