panelView | Visualizing Panel Data with Dichotomous Treatment | Data Visualization library

I try to have a delay for 3 seconds before the game object(two panels) is activated when a button is pressed. I assigned the button on click the panelview() but I could not find how to write the couritine inside as the IEnumerator.

Can somebody help me? Thanks

Here is the part of the code I want to combine the couritine into:

I'm creating a little program to show if something is ok, but I have a problem with the images. It was working until I create a function to generate my page Without images

I have a view with a list of items. When I click on one of the items I want to have the panel display all the details of the item that was clicked.

Here is the Context File I wrote

I'm trying to work with typescript.

I've tried next:

I am using Django with a Bootstrap template, that requires Jquery. But I am having trouble with a js file.

I created static directory, and static_cdn directory.

I am using a Bootstrap 4 template.

My project template requires a js file (template doesn't working correctly without this js file) but this js file is not using a valid url; It is calling all my svg files, but with a nonvalid URL.

This is my project static files folder :

This is my urls.py urls :

I would like to change some graphical features of a panelView plot. In the help menu, I did not find a corresponding option.

I'm not so much into package programming. But I guess they build up on other packages. Perhaps panelView uses ggplot2 or something similar which could be accessed with a workaround? Can I somehow adjust aesthetics?

Here is the MWE from the package. In this case, lines are too thin.

In my application I have certain ContentViews that need to take an action when they become visible (namely load their data). There are several events in the system that can cause them to become visible, so tying the load data operations to those is problematic as many of those events can occur one after the other. If I had a way to simply load the data when the Visible property turns "true", then I will be in a much better place.

I created a simple example of what I am trying to accomplish. Namely I need the ContentView to generate an event when the Visible property changes. It doesn't work, but I think it's close and I would appreciate someone showing me how to make it work. If I can get this example to work, then I can wrap all of my ContentViews that need this functionality in a base ContentView that delivers the event I am needing.

All the code can be found on GitHub here. If helpful, you can download the code to see the entire solution.

First I have a PanelView control defined. Notice I am binding the IsVisible property to a PanelVisible property in the code behind...

Then in the code behind I have two BindableProperty props, PanelVisibleProperty and ShowingProperty. PanelVisible is bound to IsVisible from above. On the propertyChanged event, I am invoking the Showing Command.

In my MainPage.xaml I have a button which when clicked invokes the ShowPanelView Command which sets the PanelViewVisible property and makes the PanelView display (initially hidden upon load). And, I bind the Showing Command from the PanelView to the PanelShowing Command in the model.

And finally, here is the MainPageModel that is bound to the page...

I am not getting a propertyChanged event here, and if I can get that to happen, then I think the rest of it would work fine.

Can anyone see what the issue is? Much thanks!

I have a Xamarin application developed with MVVM Cross and I'm trying to profile it.

However, as soon as the first screen appears the app crashes.

The Xamarin Profiler console close to the crash:

I'm using fabrics v2.4.3 in an angular 6 project. In my project I want to move and resize some objects (a fabric.Group) both by mouse and by properties editing through a form.

The problem is on the second method.

I put an object into the canvas, and I selected it by mouse. Now I'm subscribed to the form valueChanges to apply in real time the new props of the selected object.