TileView | asynchronously displays , pans and zooms tile | iOS library
kandi X-RAY | TileView Summary
kandi X-RAY | TileView Summary
The TileView widget is a subclass of ViewGroup renders and positions bitmap tiles to compose a larger, original image, often one too large to display normally. Vesion 4 is effectively the promotion of version 3 from beta to production-ready, fixing the issues brought up by you, the users. While normally this'd probably be done using a series of minor version bumps, and this might be 3.4.11, there was a change to the base package name, and this requires a major change according to semver, since it's a breaking change for past versions. Also of note, the universal (2-D) ScrollView class, and related classes like ScalingScrollView (which is a subclass of the 2D universal ScrollView, but also manages scaling and scale gestures) is now it's own repository: and available with implementation 'com.moagrius:scrollview:1.0.3'. It is now included in the TileView project using normal gradle dependency operations, specifically using api rather than implementation but otherwise similar to other dependencies and is being pulled down from jcenter and reconciled normally. Demos for ScrollView are in the ScrollView repo. Demos for TileView are in this repository. Feel free to use ScrollView as a standalone widget if you don't need image tiling.
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- On ready for drawing
- Populates layoutParams from a child view
- Draws a path
- Add a new hot spot with a list of positions
- Add bitmap to cache
- Checks if the specified key exists in the disk cache
- Gets a bitmap for reuse
- Checks if the candidate bitmap is valid
- Called when a scale has changed
- Center visible children
- On draw draw
- Initializes the view
- Prepares the tile view
- Removes a bitmap from the map
- Sets the scroll scale state
- Initializes the image view
- Initialize the activity
- Populate layoutParams based on layoutParams
- Initialize content view
- Returns a hash code for the image
- This method is called when a measure is used
- Gets a bitmap from the disk
- Associates the specified Bitmap with the specified key
- Move a marker to a specified location
- Sets the layout of the child view
- Installs the ImageView
TileView Key Features
TileView Examples and Code Snippets
class BoardPanel extends JPanel
{
public static final int LENGTH = 6;
private final Color[] COLOR_ARRAY = {Color.decode("#FFFACD"), Color.decode("#593E1A")};
public BoardPanel() {
//grid layout 6x6
setLayout(
{items.map((item, index) => (
{
tileView && this._renderElement(item, header)
}
{item.name}
{item.quantity}
))}
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QUESTION
How to call a javascript function(Jitsi Meet API) on button click and open the result(meeting) in a new window, in this case the function has to open up a new Jitsi meeting I have a javascript function that calls the Jitsi Meet API and opens up or launches a new meeting on button click?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 12:12After researching a while, I finally figured it out
I made use of the window.open()
in the current HTML script to open up new window and made use of document.ready(){}
and loaded the script inside this function on loading the new window.
Voila!! It worked as per my requirement instead of calling the javascript on src i.e.,
If you want to open a document/html in a new window and not tab on button click or link use the
window.open()
as shown below Syntaxwindow.open(URL, name, specs, replace)
window.open("example.html","windowname","_blank","height=500,width=500");
This is what my function looks like now after modification
QUESTION
I have a response from API like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 19:59Nothing really complicated about that, the item has to use a secondary JsonDecoder
:
QUESTION
I'm trying to troubleshoot why a specific css class is not being applied to a button in my reactjs app. I can't seem to find the error - i'm sure it's something simple I'm missing.
Here's the css definition:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 22:27I think you misunderstood what nth-child
means. It's not about the index of nestedness, it's about the placement in the parent element.
for example in the following code:
QUESTION
I try to make a 2048 game via SwiftUI, my game logics are mostly correct, but the transitions/Animations were wrong, I don't know where are the problems and how to fix them! The game now looks like this : the game acting gif
I have several questions:
- It looks like when the tile moves to left or top, the transition was hidden behind the gray background view, I try to add ZIndex to the tile and background, but it's not working.
- How to make a sequenced transition, it should first moved from the origin cell, then scale itself from larger to normal
- The merged transition not working every time as I expected, in fact it only happens a few times
My view code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 12:42That happens because the tiles are being moved to a position where their Z position is lower than the rows "in the way"
You can separate the background from the tile, so you be sure that the tiles are always on top:
QUESTION
I have just started developing with Angular 4 and I have a requirement. I would like to know the best approach to implement the following.
I want to create a Dropdown menu on my website, which is present on the header of my website. On click of Dropdowm menu image, I want a menu to open which will again open their sub-menus, when hovered upon.
my html is
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-28 at 14:14Well, if you're using Angular-Bootstrap anyway, you can easily use the accordion module. If you're looking for a way to extend the existing dropdown module you'll probably not going to need my solution. It might be some more lines of code than you might expect but note that the structure is basically the implementation of a tree view, so feel free to even use it for this.
--- Note in advance:I'm going to propose a general idea which will be derived from a tree view I implemented recently. Note that the code will give you a good idea of how to implement the functionality you want to achieve. Copy paste should work, but no guarantee. If you want to deeply understand it you should read the whole code anyway.
---In order to use the code I'm going to propose you would need some basic structure indicating your navigation structure. Some simple json
or ts object should do the job. I'd think about a structure like this:
QUESTION
First of all I want to say that I searched a lot, but I found a lot of different solutions on the internet that contradict each other.
To simplify my question, I'll use an example. Let's say I want to generate a map for a 2D game using the MVC design pattern :
MapView.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-28 at 19:12The domain model Map
should only hold the structure of the map and should make it accessible by the outer world (e.g. getTiles()
). Then, the view should use that domain data to render a map accordingly.
For manipulation, the controller should provide entry points for the relevent actions and dispatch them to a service layer that in turn does update the domain model.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-19 at 07:19Here is possible approach using custom alignment guides
QUESTION
I have a subclass of UIView. In this class I would like to change the background when a specific boolean flag is changed. (I control this flag by touchesBegan
)
Below is my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-05 at 00:50So I discovered that my code is fine, the problem is acutally the simulator was not updating properly. Refer to the answer here for more details.
QUESTION
Example 1: I have a js script that I have in a script editor to wrap my promoted links. I want to replace this with a reference to a js script I will place in the Site Assets and passing one parameter that equals the number of links per row.
So I moved my code into the Site assets and reference it using the following and it did not seem to work. I am using a script editor. Not passing any parameters yet.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-09 at 02:13Follow the steps below to achieve it.
1.Save the code below as js file "WrapPromotedLinks.js".
QUESTION
I have the following XAML where I declare a Button containing a Viewbox that displays Geometry data. After MANY attempts and reviewing SO questions, I still cannot get the Geometry data to appear inside the button.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-28 at 17:40Well after doing even more investigation, and taking a hint from this SO post answer, I discovered that I needed to set the Style on the Path rather than the Viewbox. The Button declaration works and now appears as:
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Install TileView
Tile an image into image slices of a set size, e.g., 256x256 instructions // TODO
Name the tiles by the column and row number, e.g., 'tile-1-2.png' for the image tile that would be at the 2nd column from left and 3rd row from top.
Create a new application with a single activity ('Main').
Save the image tiles to your assets directory.
Add the latest version to your gradle dependencies.
In the Main Activity, use this for onCreate:
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