RichTextView | iOS Text View that Properly Displays LaTeX
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iOS Text View (UIView) that Properly Displays LaTeX, HTML, Markdown, and YouTube/Vimeo Links
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QUESTION
I am trying to build a RichTextEditor using UITextView. When I apply a different font size at the end of the text, it fails to update the font size for new text typed.
I am currently having the below code which I tried to make it work:
Rich text outlet is
@IBOutlet weak var richTextView: UITextView!
The code for trying to change the font is
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-03 at 04:27it fails to update the font size for new text typed.
The way to set the attributes of the text that the user will type is to set the UITextView's typingAttributes
.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uitextview/1618629-typingattributes
QUESTION
This question is referred to Codename One only.
Use case
Several apps, like Instagram, have x-axis scrollable boxes, like in this video:
https://www.informatica-libera.net/videoLavoro/Video-2019-02-07-11-16-59_0569.mp4
It seems quite easy to implement (with a BoxLayout.x()
set as scrollable on x-axis), but it's not so easy. There is an hidden complexity: the width of each box is in percentage of the screen width, because the user should see the first box and a small piece of the second box to understand that the scrolling is possible. Maybe this is not enough clear in the Instagram app, but it more evident in other apps.
What I've done
I wasn't able to figure how to nest the Codename One layouts to meet the requirement of a x-scrollable BoxLayout.x
in which each Component
should occupy the 60% of the screen width. However I managed to get something very similar with a custom Layout
, but with a big problem: I didn't find a way to automatically calculate the height of the boxes according to their content. At the moment I have a percentage width and a fixed height. Please see this video taken in the Simulator:
https://www.informatica-libera.net/videoLavoro/Video-2019-02-07-11-38-10_0570.mp4
Another issue of my approach is that my code doesn't work with SpanLabel
(I split the text in tokens and for each token I created a Label
).
My code
The following code is a test case that can be easily copied and run. Note that the actual questions are generated according to the user data, so I don't know the length of the questions in advance. Moreover the screen width of a tablet is different from the screen width of a smartphone (so the height in these two cases should be different). At the moment I set a fixed height of 20mm.
TestBoxes.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-10 at 08:51Edit, this still requires some tuning to your needs but this is the gist of my changes:
QUESTION
I have a kind of confusion here. I have a bunch of classes under mainwindow. One is the base class: DocumentViewer
. Under this we have multiple subclasses, like PDFViewer
, RichTextViewer
, DocumentViewer
, ImageViewer
etc.
The property Borders which is part of base class i.e. DocumentViewer
. And ImageViewer
has the property AspectRatio. But as I am inheriting the base class, can I access that Borders in derived class and use accordingly for my ImageViewer
class?
Or I need to create same methods for the ImageViewer
class too?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-20 at 09:55Although Borders are no longer directly accessible by the class inheriting DocumentViewer
, you are still able to modify it using getter and setter that you have declared as in getBorders
and PutBorders
. If ImageViewer
need Borders
, just access it using getter and setter.
QUESTION
In AngularJS (1.x), how can we create a reusable widget (component) that has insertion points (slots) for other widgets (components)?
Imagine we have a component/directive called "verticalsplitter". It's purpose is to divide the screen area into a "top" and "bottom" area (perhaps allowing user resizing, collapsing, etc).
Now imagine we have a bunch of other rich components e.g. a richtextview, a treeview, a videoplayer and a gridview.
One page/view 1 I want a verticalsplitter with a richtextview on top and treeview on bottom. On page/view 2 I want a verticalsplitter with a videoplayer on top and a gridview on bottom.
Page 1
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-14 at 04:42Components can transclude. It is clearly stated so in the AngularJS Developers Guide for Components:
QUESTION
private void Form1_FormClosing(object sender, FormClosingEventArgs e)
{
if (MessageBox.Show("Are you sure you want to exist ?",
"Are you sure you want to exist ?",
MessageBoxButtons.YesNo,
MessageBoxIcon.Information) == DialogResult.No)
{
e.Cancel = true;
Application.Exit();
}
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-08 at 17:35Your logic is not right, you need to do one of those actions and not both depending on what was picked.
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