margins | An R Port of Stata 's 'margins ' Command
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Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 03:02So, this is not exactly what you want but at least it has the same layout as you want with a simpler approach.
So, the main challenges are:
Taking a curve cutout on the
CardView
probably need to be built programmatically with canvas for a better result. But for simplicity, this is replaced by aBottomAppBar
wrapped in aCoordinatorLayout
in order to have the curve effect with the top circle/gap.Replacing the top
View
withFab
in order to have an Inset FAB by setting thelayout_anchor
to theBottomAppBar
. Check material design for this.And having the cutout behavior requires to make the FAB like it doesn't exist by setting a transparent
backgroundTint
& removing theoutlineProvider
Making the top cutout (gap) of a particular row get overlapped to the top row like if it is a part of it. This works with the negative margin on the root view.
QUESTION
So I have a Qt StyleSheet called main.qss
in the style sheet I am trying to set width and height it doesn't work it just remains the same. This same thing happens for Margins aswell.
Here is the QSS:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 17:07Your stylesheet doesn't work for two reasons:
- the
width
(andheight
) properties generally don't apply to widgets, but only to subcontrols, as explained in the docs:
Warning: Unless otherwise specified, this property has no effect when set on widgets. If you want a widget with a fixed width, set the min-width and max-width to the same value.
- the "dot" separator doesn't work as it does in python, but as it does in css: it's a class selector:
.QPushButton
Matches instances of QPushButton, but not of its subclasses.
If you want to match the objectName
property, you need the ID selector:
QUESTION
I have a simple sample project here which demonstrate the problem.
I've included below what I believe is the relevant source, but the remainder is available in the project link above or I can edit and include more if useful.
Based on some research, it appears that I need to use the Qt::DecorationRole
in my data function and return an image when the column is 1. However, that part of the code is never executed. I am missing some important and obvious about how the role concept works with Qt QML TableView
's.
What do I need to change so I can draw a circle in Column 1 (average age)? I'd like this circle to be red if the age < 13
, yellow if < 35
, and green otherwise.
main.qml
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 23:12I have been able to get the correct circle drawn in the averageAge field.
My ModelItem looks like:
QUESTION
I have a simple sample project here which demonstrate the problem.
I've included below what I believe is the relevant source, but the remainder is available in the project link above or I can edit and include more if useful.
I am looking at the TableView documentation here. I do not see any mention of how to support row selection. If I look here, I see documentation for 5.15, where row selection is described. And, if I look here, I see some documentation for row selection for Qt Quick Controls 1, but that also does not apply to my situation.
For Qt 5.12 and Qt Quick Controls 2, I am having trouble locating the appropriate documentation.
How do I support row selection in a TableView for my case? How can I find the correct documentation for my situation?
main.qml
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 21:28I was able to roll my own selection. The logic needed was simple since I only needed to support the selection of a single row.
My ModelItem looks like:
QUESTION
I am very new to DC/D3 libraries. I am trying to incorporate DC with ReactJS by having a separate pure JS file that is a reusable D3 component. I am following this example here. Here is the dummy data I am using: json snippet.
This is my App.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 20:48Thanks for including a reproducible example. It's really hard to debug D3 and dc.js code by just staring at it without running it.
The problem here is that the scatter plot expects the group keys to be a two-element array of numbers, not just a single number. You can see that the key_function()
, in the regression example which you started from, returns a function returning such keys.
Changing your dimension accordingly:
QUESTION
For my study I am working on a react native project, but I'm stuck.
My structure is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 18:06As Home.js and HeaderComponent have parent child relationship you can achieve what you want by "Lifting the state up". i.e rather than having useState in HeaderComponent you can have it in Home and pass the setSelectedIndex fn to the HeaderComponent as params.
QUESTION
I have a Microsoft Access (Office 365) form. I need the controls to be neatly placed on the form.
For example, in the Access Form Design View below, the "Residential" label and the rectangle around the checkbox both have the same Left and Width. The Left property was set by using the Align - Left
option of the Sizing & Ordering
group of the Arrange ribbon tab.
I have looked at the padding and margins for each control. This has no effect on control placement.
Is there a way to compute the Top and Left placement for a control? I tried
Top + Height + 2*BorderHeight
with allpadding
andmargins
set to 0. This did not improve the situation.One of the biggest problems is the absence of support to precisely position controls independently from the labels.
Is there a third-party tool that can be used to design Access forms? Form layout seems to be time-consuming aspect of Access.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 00:16First up, leaving out the WHOPPER of a detail that this looks to be a continues form (multiple items form) is a huge detail.
Furthermore, forms created by the wizard ALSO include what is called the layout control. Now for reports, and continues forms? This is in most cases a fantastic option - you can re-size a control and ALL OTHER controls move + re-size for you. This can save you hours and hours of having to painfuly layout controls on a form.
However, for specialized layout - or layouts that are not "just" one control to the next? Then yes, you want to REMOVE the layout control.
It as noted would have helped the readers here if you showed more of that form.
So, a typical multiple items form will look like this (and that orange border bar, along with the HEADING part of the form ALSO shows that layout control system in action.
So, what I suggest for more specialized layouts? Remove the layout control.
So, WHEN you have a layout control in use, you see this:
So in above, when you click on that detail row - note the orange bar and NOTE VERY careful the "+" sign. (the blue arrow points to it). So click on that + sign.
So click on the + sign - all of the controls in that layout will now show (orange lines around all controls in that layout).
So click on that + sign.
Now in ribbon (arrange tab) select remove layout:
Like this:
At this point, the orange bars will go away.
At this point, you can free form move around the controls any where, and any way you want. JUST keep in mind that of course then if you say re-size or move around a control, the other controls WILL NOT automatic move for you anymore. As noted, for some cases, you really don't' want the layout. This tip/suggest also applies to basic forms - you want again to remove the layout control - and you often do this for regular forms.
As noted, for a report, or a continues forms (multiple items form), then often the layout control is your best friend. But, removing it? Now you on your own - you have to place things just as a you want - no layout helper will be active.
QUESTION
I have 2 buttons that are aligned vertically in Android XML layout. There is a 16dp space between the two.
I would like that space to toggle based on both buttons' visibilities.
Like this when both are visible (16dp margin between them):
Like this when button 1 is gone (no margins and button 2 shifts up):
Like this when button 2 is gone (no margin below button 1 now):
I tried LinearLayout, ConstraintLayout with vertical chain but didn't find any solution.
Any help would be great.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 14:01If you are using ConstraintLayout
you can achieve what you want with the layout_goneMarginXXX
attributes.
You can read more about it in the ConstraintLayout doc
For your problem all you have to do is set:
QUESTION
I am developing a couple of reports and I ran into an overlapping issue in the header and footer area. I read a couple of similar posts on this topic (downgrade wkhtmltopdf, edit the paper margins/header spacing) but none of them worked for me. Can anyone give me advice on how can I fix this, I am currently using Odoo version 14. The overlapping doesn't occur only for tables but also for regular div elements with the bootstrap class row.
Paper Format:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 14:54QUESTION
So I used useState to play with margins and make a description slide down div which initially hides behind the image itself. I am using map() to diplay a list of images with the same properties. But the useState works fine when using a single image. For multiple images clicking o 1 image activates the slidedown div for all the images. I want them to be seperate. Is there any solution to this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 16:26The reason for opening all is you are setting only true or false for toggle.But you are not telling react which one to toggle.So you can use index as key to compare which one is clicked. First change
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