flippi | Simple sweet Android app to style the text | Data Manipulation library
kandi X-RAY | flippi Summary
kandi X-RAY | flippi Summary
Always wondered how would it be possible to flip the text, when it would still remain the same when you flip your phone and type anything!:wink:. There were many other such apps in the Google Play Store too that could just do it. Flippi is just a cool app for text styling. After bit of googling up, since android smoothly supports Unicode, found that it were those present in its Character Table (Check it out here). The characters are replaced with the respective upside down equivalent unicode character. Ⅎ U+2132 TURNED CAPITAL F. Thats it, this app just a piece for demonstrating it, how it really happens to have the text flipped (styled). Those upside down equivalent of the real unicode characters are collected and have been hardcoded inside the resources.
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- Initialize the activity
- Get the style of the Paranthesized style
- Explicitly explode the specified view into this view
- Creates a bitmap from a View
- Attaches the settings to the activity
- Initializes the SlidRInterface
- Initializes the slider panel
- Attaches a slider mechanism to the activity
- Called when a menu item is selected
- Initializes bubbles manager
- Shows a new bubble
- Convert a string to a style
- Called when a touch event is pressed
- Update the width
- Checks if the bubble is over the trash
- Apply trash to a bubble
- Intercept the touch event
- Determines if an edge event can be dragged
- Initialize the slider panel
- This method is called when the application is closed
- Generate a random particle
- Set the activity to be created
- Create menu menu
- Notification on a touch event
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QUESTION
I've been using react-flyppy to animate the flipping of my component. Below I have App.jsx. The component to be flipped is :
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Answered 2020-Sep-16 at 14:06The simplest solution is to make it a controlled component:
QUESTION
I was interested in making an engine for knitr that would pre-process code chunks before sending them for evaluation with the following steps:
- pre-process
options$code
- evaluate code with
evaluate::evaluate()
with the parent environment - format the output with
knitr::engine_output()
What I found was that any variables created in these custom chunks would not be available in the rest of the document. After some tinkering, I found that if I walked the call stack and found the last place knitr was called from, I could take the value of the envir
argument and use that as the environment to evaluate::evaluate()
. This feels hacky, though. Is there a better way to match the environment of the document in a custom chunk engine?
An engine that appends a flippy onto all comments
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 20:47It turns out that there is a function in {knitr} precisely for this situation: knitr::knit_global()
, which happens to be the environment when evaluating inline code: https://github.com/yihui/knitr/blob/0daf31be36eed8d8ec0ba51eedee909283afc45d/R/hooks.R#L13
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