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Permainan catur di Java berbasis teks. how to play: run with your Java IDE.
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- Gets gerak for a given ticket
- Gets bidakakc
- Converts posisi string to number
- Convert to lok number
- Display Peka
- Or false
- Takes in PAN and displays them
- Parses pak
- Gets der berban
- Gets the warna
- Gibt die der uebergebenen wird der uisiert wuchgebenen werden nicht der uebergebenen zurueck
- Guarantees that no longer than the specified tokin
- Die Gerkasi alban
- Gerrit danas
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QUESTION
i want to create checkerboard with display:grid 8 column and 8 row using nth-child odd & even
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 11:40It is like one of the many options for constructing an 8x8 checkerboard using a grid.
Use double and triple nth-child()
to build sections with background-color: rgb(40, 40, 194)
background:
QUESTION
I want to write a regex which captures a single letter followed by a fullstop but if it is in a word it should not cature that. for eg: in the sentence "This is Dr. Mathurs cabin." - it should only capture 'r.' from Dr. and not 'n.', as it is a complete word. Capture only words which have a single letter or at the max 2 letters in them. I tried this regex:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-23 at 13:00Use:
QUESTION
The situation is simple. I have a main window with a Help - About menu.
When this menu item is clicked, a modal window is opened (let's say it's an About-window).
With self.grab_set()
I disabled the main-window (although the modal window does flicker when you click the main title bar).
So far, so good.
Here is the question: I really like to sound a bell when the user clicks outside the modal window on the main window.
This is what I could find about grab_set(), really not that much:
- [effbot] ...a method called grab_set, which makes sure that no mouse or keyboard events are sent to the wrong window.
- [effbot] Routes all events for this application to this widget.
- [kite.com] A grab directs all events to this and descendant widgets in the application.
- [google books] grab_set() ensures that all of the application's events are sent to w until a corresponding call is made to grab_release ([Me:] or till the window is destroyed?)
I'm not quite sure how to understand this: does it mean you can handle an event on the main window within the modal window (like sounding my bell)? So I tried things like:
self.bind('', self.bell)
Exception in Tkinter callback: _tkinter.TclError: bad window path name
parent.bind('', self.bell)
Nothing happens
So, how to sound a bell like when clicked outside the modal window on the main window, like in so many other applications?
Derived questions:
- Is it still possible to cature events from the main window after using grab_set for the modal window?
- Is there a way to prevent the flickering?
I really like to understand this mysterious grab_set()
method.
Stripped code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 20:29When you set a grab, all button clicks will go to the window with the grab. You capture them the way you capture any other event. In the case of a button click you do that by binding a function to <1>
.
It's important to know that a binding on a root window or a Toplevel
window will apply to all widgets in that window. For example, binding to self
in your code will fire even when you click on the "Ok" button. Therefore, the callback should probably only do work when the widget associated with the event is the same as the toplevel.
Example:
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You can use catur 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 catur 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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