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kandi X-RAY | ext-direct Summary
This library provides a server-side implementation for Sencha Ext.direct an RPC-style communication component that is part of Sencha's Ext JS and Sencha Touch. Ext Direct is a platform and language agnostic remote procedure call (RPC) protocol. Ext Direct allows for seamless communication between the client side of an Ext JS application and any server platform that conforms to the specification. Ext Direct is stateless and lightweight, supporting features like API discovery, call batching, and server to client events. Currently this library is only used as the foundation of teqneers/ext-direct-bundle, a Symfony 2 bundle that integrates Ext.direct into a Symfony 2 based application. We have not tried to use the library as a stand-alone component or in any other context than a Symfony 2 environment, so the following is only how it should work theoretically without the bundle. We'd appreciate any help and contribution to make the library more useful outside the bundle.
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- Handles incoming requests .
- Create a service description .
- Loads metadata for given method .
- Create a request object from JSON data .
- Validate arguments against a service .
- Finds all classes in paths
- Return an array representing the API .
- Returns the method s arguments .
- Serialize the request .
- Returns service metadata .
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ext-direct Examples and Code Snippets
$namingStrategy = new TQ\ExtDirect\Service\DefaultNamingStrategy();
$serviceRegistry = new TQ\ExtDirect\Service\DefaultServiceRegistry(
new Metadata\MetadataFactory(
new TQ\ExtDirect\Metadata\Driver\AnnotationDriver(
new Doct
use TQ\ExtDirect\Annotation as Direct;
/**
* @Direct\Action()
*/
class Service1
{
// service will be instantiated using the parameter-less constructor if called method is not static
}
/**
* @Direct\Action("app.direct.service2")
*/
class Ser
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QUESTION
i've been trying to copy Hebrew data from excel files into a document. while the letters themselves were copied correctly, it got a betty messy whenever some symbols were involved.
for example: instead of (text), i got )text(
this is my code so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 04:03Using older word processing software applications there seems to be problems when LTR characters and RTL characters gets mixed in one text run. Then using special BiDi character types might be the solution. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidirectional_text#Table_of_possible_BiDi_character_types.
See also bidirectional with word document using Aphace POI.
Using this the following works:
QUESTION
For example, I have a barplot
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 08:05Easiest way is to modify the text of the label to put returns between every character:
QUESTION
I'm trying to write text in a thin div so that the letters are centered in the div but overflow a bit on each side, like this:
But the overflow makes it so that they only extend on one side, like this:
Does anyone know how to customize the overflow so this doesn't happen (or alternately, a better what to do this in general)? I'd like to avoid making another div that contains this one if possible.
EDIT: Sorry, should have put the code in. Here's the HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-14 at 21:24Use a pseudo-element
QUESTION
I'm wondering if we could write a vertically text, but without use a rotation of any hacks that change the characters direction.
So, instead of "START", I want a text in may div displayed like this :
S
T
A
R
T
I could use "break-word: word-break" and set the width of my element to 0, but the text would'nt be centered. Characters will just be aligned to the left
Not a duplicate of : Vertical Text Direction
I don't want to rotate the text, I want to preserve character's direction
Here is a code example of what I can get :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-03 at 09:18QUESTION
I use Persian text in my app which is a Right-to-left language like Arabic.
I want to change my text direction from LTR(default) to RTL but it seems there is no option to do it. I used direction: rtl
in my style but it doesn't work. I set text-align: right
and it is ok for text with only one line, but when my text is more than one line and I use textWrap="true"
in my Label so it doesn't work.
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-25 at 08:54NativeScript doesn't provide RTL support out of the box, yet. However, there is a plugin that provides this capability on Layout level. It can be set as a property of the layout or via CSS. The plugin can be found in the NativeScript Marketplace. Not sure if it will handle the text direction, though. But if not - you can give the author a hand and implement it together.
QUESTION
Using Zurb Foundation 6.3.1, I display elements using the Float Grid
. Unfortunately, also using the class input-group
looks to break the style because of the display: table
used in this class.
Here is what is rendered (3 first RGB inputs are with the input-group
style, the other one are without it):
As you can see, the green input won't go on the left. The end
class make it go on the left of the blue input only, like if the red input was reserving the space.
Here's the CSS from Foundation input-group
class:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-22 at 21:32The input-group
has a bottom margin of 1 rem. But because this is rendered within a table, it apparently causes an extra pixel. That's why the green bar doesn't float to the left.
To fix this, I would simply overwrite the input-group
with margin-bottom: 0;
and all is well.
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