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Swiss JS is a Javascript Framework Framework. It’s usefulness is mainly for higher-level framework developers who want to support multiple JS frameworks with their applications or components. Beyond that, it adds an extra layer of abstraction that you may not want for your application if you’ve chosen a specific library and you love it. However, if you’d like to have support for multiple libraries or you’d like to have a shield in your application - Swiss might just do the job for you. Right now, it’s in early initial development and not ready for prime time.
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QUESTION
I am trying to contribute to a Github Page/Jekyll site and want to be able to visualise changes locally but when I run bundle exec jekyll serve
but I get this output:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 16:29I had the same problem and I found a workaround here at https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/issues/8523
Add gem "webrick"
to the Gemfile in your website. Than run bundle install
At this point you can run bundle exec jekyll serve
For me it works!
QUESTION
I'm trying to read a file from STDIN, process it with paper.js and return the results.
To get there I first tried to do it by reading in a file from the fs like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 15:15I'm not able to reproduce it with another svg file like https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Speaker_Icon.svg.
Could you please link your svg file ?
I suggest you to try with the following code, as readFile on stdin could not work properly (https://github.com/nodejs/node-v0.x-archive/issues/7412)
QUESTION
I have a array of workout list. which has body parts name and the exercise list for the same body part. I want to get the index path of particular body part . let cosider the following example . Lets say i want to get the indexpath of "Arm". How to do this can anybody help me ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 09:20You can do something like this:
QUESTION
I have a large dataset with various currencies. As for visualisation purpose I would like to display the full name of the currencies and not the ISO-4217-Code (currency code).
Let me take the following excerpt of the data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 20:38We can use the currency_list dataset from currencycode
and join the 'currency_code' column with the input dataset 'df1'
QUESTION
The problem is, I can put fixed background image, but I want it to be changed when I change currency
code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 11:14I am not sure this is possible with css alone.
You could add a simple snippet of Javascript
. In this case I would probably use data-attributes
.
I set up an example with data-flag
and targeting it this way in your css
.
QUESTION
I'm writing this question because a lot of information on Stackoverflow (and even Apple's developer website) about this topic is unfortunately partially outdated:
I want to support multiple languages in my Xcode 12.5/Swift 5/iOS 12.3+ app: German as the default language and English as a "fallback".
Currently the "Info" tab lists two "Localization" languages:
The "Localization" section of the File Inspector for both my Main.storyboard
and LaunchScreen.storyboard
file look like this (by default):
"Base" is checked and that's why the first screenshot shows 2 files for it.
The language in Info.plist
is set to the following:
So far I haven't touched the actual localization settings yet and I've been using the same language for every label,... in XIB (which is probably saved in "Base").
According to Apple's old Localization Guide, "Base" is the default language that is used, as long as it's included in the user's language settings (so in my case: German). The "Developer Language" is the "fallback" language that is used if the user's language settings don't include the base language (in my case: English). This Q&A page also says:
If you adopt Base Localization, make sure that the value of CFBundleDevelopmentRegion matches the language used by your content in the Base.lproj folder.
... and in this guide enabling the base localization for "English - Development Language" for both storyboards adds 2 localized files to it, without actually adding another ("Base") localization to the list. As you can see on my first screenshot, "Base" and "Development" are separate list entries, which wasn't the case in earlier Xcode versions.
My first question is: Did I understand all of this correctly? It's a bit confusing that the quote sees "Base" and "Development Language" as the same thing, even though you can of course have a default language that isn't the "fallback" language.
The same Q&A I linked above also goes into detail about regional versions of a specific language:
If my app supports "German" (language code: "de") but the user's language settings only list e.g. Austrian German ("de_AT"), then the app is still going to set its own language to German. Let's say I want to use Swiss German (de_CH) as the default language but the user only picked Austrian German ("de_AT") in his settings, does this still work the same way? Should you rather set your app's default language to the regular non-regional language (German = "de") instead, even if the labels,... use e.g. Swiss German words?
How do I change the "Base" language to German (let's say, "de_CH") and also make it appear as that in the list, while using English ("en") as the "fallback"? I did find a similar question but unfortunately the steps described in the answer don't work the same way in Xcode 12.5. anymore.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 14:15What I wanted to achieve:
Support English but use German as the default language that is also used if the user's language settings don't include English or German.
How I achieved this in Xcode 12.5:
- Add "German (de)" to the "Localizations" list via the little "+" button. In the new
Choose files and reference language to create German localization
pop-up every storyboard file should already be ticked by default. This adds.strings (German)
localization files for all storyboards in the Project Navigator on the left:
- In
Main.storyboard
's File Inspector tick the "English" box in the "Localization" section (this might take a while). This adds an additionalMain.strings (English)
file in the Project Navigator. Repeat this step for each storyboard, including the launch screen.
- To change the "Development Language", which is the language the app uses by default and also if it doesn't support any of the languages the user set in their device's language settings, close Xcode, then open the project's
.xcodeproj
file with a text editor (I used BBEdit, which is free). There should be a list of files, includingproject.pbxproj
. Open it and setdevelopmentRegion
(= development language) to the language code of the language that you added in step 1, so in my case "de". Do not use a different code (e.g. add "German (de)" but set it to "de_CH") because that's going to create an additional localization.
- There are now two ways to finish this part of localization:
- A. Leave it as is. Changes in storyboard aren't going to affect any of the
.strings
files. Advantage: The text can be edited directly (without using storyboard), which is useful if you aren't the person who's working on the translations. Disadvantage: You can't quickly see and test the changes to a translation in storyboard but have to run the app in the simulator or on an actual device.
- B. Use the default language as "Base" language: Untick "German" for every storyboard and hit "Remove" in the pop-up, which removes the localizations in the list. This way changes to the storyboard affect the default language, which makes it easier to test changes.
I used version B:
Important:
These .strings
files are only used for storyboards! If you also want to set localized text at runtime using NSLocalizedString
(e.g. for an error dialog), then you have to add an additional Localizable.strings
file (more details here):
File
-New
-File
-Strings File
- Call itLocalizable.strings
- Click "Localize" in its File Inspector and pick one of the languages you want to use in code.
- Afterwards, also in the File Inspector, you can tick the other languages in the "Localization" section (including the development one).
Bonus infos:
You can change the app language of the simulator through the scheme:
Product
- Scheme
- Edit Scheme
- Run
(left side) - Options
tab (right side) - App Language
You can also show a preview of the currently selected UIViewController
and change its displayed language without starting a simulator:
Editor
- Preview
- In the new preview window on the right there's a button in the bottom right
Disclaimer: I found this solution by testing different things, as there's currently no tutorial for this (using the latest Xcode version). If this is not the "right" way to do localization, please post your own answer and I'll check it out.
QUESTION
I have following JSON API, permanently provided by the Swiss Government.
https://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfsstatic/dam/assets/14856203/master
I am trying to list some content that does not appear in the first level – in my case some voting statistics (jaStimmenInProzent
) of every vote (vorlagenId
):
I am using fetch API and Vercel SWR. Unfortunately I couldn’t find a tutorial/example where the content that is mapped does not appear on the first level. Any Idea how to proceed and getting the vorlagen
array listed? I tried following without success (see sandbox):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 21:56Your data contains schweiz
property which includes vorlgen
property which is an array. You won't be able to map directly on your data
.
You'd have to map over data.schweiz.vorlagen
which will eventually give you access to the required subproperties.
QUESTION
I am trying to scrape some website, I however have some difficulties to collect what I want:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 07:45You're trying to access an href
attribute on the
find()
to get to the
element or use a more specific selector.
QUESTION
I'm kind of a noob, sorry if the answer is obvious but apparently nobody has asked that same question before.
I'm in the process of writing an article and I'm already using several other Amcharts charts in the article webpage (that are working just fine) like piecharts and sorted bar charts. Now, my problem is that my 100% stacked column charts seem to be working just fine on the plug-in preview mode but just never show up on the webpage, leaving a blank space instead. This is really weird as that problem exists only with this type of charts, while the other ones appear and load just fine.
I've already given specific IDs to all charts and I made sure to give unique names to variables as well so that there are no duplicates that might screw everything up. Really I am clueless as to what the cause of that problem is and I need some help. Thank you in advance to whomever might be willing to assist me.
Here is the code for both 100% stacked column charts:
Chart 1
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 17:29Problem solved. It was due to the particular design I copied/paste from somewhere else and gave to the divi textbox containing the charts.
QUESTION
I am using XMLMapper for mapping XML response. Below is a few lines from the response I am getting from API URL,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 09:19To map the im:image
elements you need to use an array of custom object, since there are more than one and they contain an attribute. (height
)
Following the same logic, to map the link
elements you need to use an array of custom object also.
The model that will work may be something like this:
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