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- Layout the children
- Cleans the contents of the cells
- Checks if c contains a cell
- Compute the visibility of the bar
- Add a new composite combo box to the toolbar
- Computes the length of the specified text
- Gets text height
- Create the component
- Gets the options component
- Saves this Project
- Builds the options component
- Aligns the components of a grid
- Create a default value
- Returns a new image that has been applied to the given image
- Create the toolbar
- Set the selected task properties
- Runs the export job
- Performs export job
- Override this method to reordering rows in the table
- Returns the value of a task property
- Get this component
- Entry point for the GanttProject
- This method initializes this component
- Parses a duration as a duration
- Called when the user clicks on a file
- Sets the size of the chooser panel
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QUESTION
I'm creating a POC for a Ganttproject for my company. I'm using the Resource Gantt from Anychart version 8.1.0 in an Angular 5 web project. And I've set up most of the chart finding different documentations and suggestions across the internet, but I got stuck on the click event now. Following the examples from Anychart i found following code to listen to an event on the chart:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-04 at 08:56Our team has prepared a dev-preview of 8.2.1 update and you can try it in your projects. This update includes many bug fixes of index.d.ts. To get this update replace in ‘package.json’ the current AnyChart dependence with the following "anychart": "8.2.1-rc.0" Or you can download it manually via NPM: $ npm install anychart@8.2.1-rc.0
In this update, you can get access to 'event' object in a listener.
QUESTION
I'm using eclipse jdt to programmatically collapse the hierarchy of a class ( 1. move all methods and fields to the parent class, 2. remove abstract keyword if parent class is abstract, and 3. reference the parent class instead of the children one in all the system.)
I complete steps 1, 2, but I have issues with 3.
Here is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-31 at 21:28I think I found a bug in your code:
The document to which you apply the text edits must have the exact same content as the source that was given to the parser.
By contrast, when you create the document from typeDeclClassChanged.toString()
you are loosing all layout / whitespace information and also comments (except for javadoc).
This will result in text edits applied in wrong positions.
To obtain the correct source content, you should use ClassChangedCU.getSource()
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You can use ganttproject 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 ganttproject 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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