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- Executes the editor
- Returns the action for the given line
- Checks if a line can be inserted
- Checks to see if a line can be inserted
- Adds a colon to the current line
- Go to the end of the current line
- Trims the end of the text
- Gets the intent string
- Returns true if the feature is enabled
- Returns the currently active editor control
- Returns true if editing is enabled
- Adds a new curly bracket
- Go to the next line
- Adds a new line to the current line
- Returns true if the next line is empty
- Adds a new statement
- Move the cursor position of the styled text
- Adds a semicolon to the current line
- Initialize this bundle
- Stops the plugin
- Called when the text is complete
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QUESTION
I want to save my work done on a canvas in my UWP app. I am using InkCanvas to draw lines on an selected image inside the canvas and I want to save the canvas work to a new image file.
I am getting a blank image after trying to save the file. I've tried two approaches to save file.
work done:
xaml code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 09:09how to save work done on canvas using InkCanvas to an image file in UWP C#?
You have no need use RenderTargetBitmap
to save InkCanvas to image. UWP InkCanvas
has SaveAsync method that could save the StrokeContainer
stream to image file directly. For example.
QUESTION
I am trying to do something that I thought would be simple but I'm having some trouble with regex.
Specifically, I want to find CAUGHT AN ERROR
and everything after it on the same line, and replace it with CAUGHT AN ERROR: XXXXX
.. My understanding is that using .*$
(example)would allow me to search until the end of the line but I am not getting an accurate replace using the for loop. How can I replace everything after the characters I search for?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-18 at 21:47r'CAUGHT AN ERROR: .*$'
is the correct regexp. But you need to use the re.MULTILINE
flag so that $
will match the end of lines, not the end of the whole string.
QUESTION
I am using iText7 to read the text from a pdf file. This works fine for the first page. After that the contents of the pages are somehow getting mixed up. So at page 3 of the document I have lines that contain content of page 1 and 3. The text of page 2 shows the exact same lines as page 1 (but in "reallity" they are completely different).
- Page 1, real: ~36 lines, result 36 lines -> GREAT
- Page 2, real: >50 lines, result 36 lines (==Page 1)
- Page 3, real: ~16 lines, result 47 lines (adds and mixes with lines of page 1)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/63gy5cg1othy6ci/Dividenden_Microsoft.pdf?dl=0
For reading the document I use the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-16 at 17:51Some parsing event listeners, in particular most text extraction strategies, are not meant to be reused on multiple pages. Instead you should create a new instance for each page.
As a rule of thumb each such listener that collects information while a page is parsed, and afterwards allows you to access that data (like text extraction strategies allow you to access the collected page text), most likely must be instantiated separately for each page if you don't want the data from all pages to accumulate.
Thus, in your code move the strategy instantiation
QUESTION
Use substitution to put commas in all numbers to separate the thousands. ie: 12345678 → 12,345,678. The number could be in a sentence, and there may be more than one number in the sentence.
I tried the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-04 at 00:48Lookahead for a repeated group of 3 digits, followed eventually by negative lookahead for a digit:
QUESTION
This is my first question here, and I'm far from professional coder, but I have been researching and didn't found any similar problem to this... I stated in the title which is pxssh realted, but in fact applies to many otehr cases seems. The problem arise when I try to format a string in order to send a line via pxssh, if I try to append fragments to the string to make the full line, instead of appending them in the correct order, the order changes and the las fragment appears in the beginning of the string. I will show the kind of string I'm trying to format, because I think is related with the character /"
sed -i -e "s/.SringInLineIWantReplace./StringIWantToPutInstead+StringFromFunctionInput1+.StringFromFunctionInput2/" FileIWantToEdit
My code looks something like this I rephrased for reproduce the error, it's curious how only happens to format incorrectly the line when I use as input the output from the function which get the Hostname, maybe some scape characters which I don't see or some magic of that kind?:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-07 at 00:49SIDENOTE1: You have a lot of extra parentheses in your code which I'm not going to reproduce in the answer. You don't need to surround an object with parentheses to call its methods/
SIDENOTE2: It's not good practice to CapWords variable names. Only class names and type variable names should use this naming stype.
You need to strip both the newline and the carriage return from the pyexpect
response.
The following should do it:
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You can use completeline 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 completeline 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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