charwidth | Normalize fullwidth and halfwidth | Data Manipulation library

So currently I have an app that looks great on my device, what I see but on another device It looked like this. Both devices are android and I have used the preset FontSize's (micro, small, default, large).

I have used a variation of this but I cannot get it to work corrently, It comes out like this. I actually find that if I divide the result by 2 it actually gives a decent result but I want to make sure I am not doing anything fundamentally wrong or if there is a much simpler way!

Here is my xaml label, each are in a frame in a grid set with each row 1/5th of the space given.

I have the following handler

I'm trying to always show the front of a 3D font to the user. I tried rotating the font when rotating the camera, but never could get it to work.

I currently have this:

I'm trying to do this (font always faces front):

TrueTypeFont.java

I am trying to put JLabel and JTextArea into JPanel. There are few requirements for this JTextArea: 1. JTextArea must have constant width (approximately 680px). 2. Height must be relative to content. Content can be different.

I am looking to draw outlined text around the radius of a circle, both at the top and the bottom, with both sections of text facing the correct way.

How to draw an outline around text in AWT? and Write text along a curve in Java have helped me to create code (below) that will draw text character-by-character, where each character is rotated independantly (with a few minor graphical glitches that will be the subject of a different question).

since I work on a LWJGL project, it encountered a problem to display text. In theory I'd like to iterate through the (extended) ascii table and save each texture of all the chars inside of a ArrayList.

But my problem is that it won't get the right dimensions while creating a char image. The dimensions seem to be 1 (width) x 3 (height) Code:

I've got some code that's supposed to render text to a texture so that I don't have to render each character each draw step, and can instead use the rendered texture. However, my code does not as it's supposed to, and the texture is left blank. After a few hours of trying different things, I cannot figure it out, and so I bring the question to you.

I'm fairly certain the problem is somewhere in this code chunk below, but if you think it's not, I'll gladly post whatever other samples of code you would like. I just really want to get this done already. The exact problem is that the created texture is blank, and never is rendered to (it seems like). I've tried just drawing one massive quad on it, and that didn't seem to work either.

Edit: After flipping the buffer, I can get some color to be rendered to the texture, but it's all just one color (which makes me think it's only sampling one pixel), and I can't figure out how to get the actual image I want to render to show on it.

I have two problems with my drag and drop of li to a div.

First - I am dropping the text into a div and it doesn't work very well, i need a better function to determine the characters in a line.

Second - whenever i drop an element over a already dropped element in the div it gets messed up, i need a function that if I drop on the other one it gives me the position on the end or beginning of that element.

Here the fiddle to help to see the problems. Link to fiddle

Here the jquery code:

I am using Vue.js as the main two-way data binding tool on a remote control I and building for my alarm clock: read more here.

A publicly accessible version of a running instance of the server can be found here

Most of the page is using pure Vue or JavaScript to render items. But I saw that bootstrap color picker was an easy choice to implement a color picker, I chose this instead. As using normal Vue along with this color picker gave me lots of weird issues with not having access to pre-rendered variables of the Vue root instance, I used document.getElementById().style.display = "..."; to render or hide the color picker (The color picker is part of the settings tab, and hence, it should be hidden when accessing home or about, or when LED setting functionality is disabled using the toggle).

Below is the the definition of my Vue app instance: As you can see, I am defining the color picker code as the last element I define: