I am manually creating a simple network in Cytoscape and I can create label and edge with names. But don't know how to add attributes to node or edge. For example, for a Student node, I want to add 'ID', 'age' as attributes of Student. I learnt that I need to use 'function builder to create a composite string and then use that column as your passthrough'. But exactly how to create a "composite string"? I can't find any example or tutorial on this. Thank you for your instruction.
To be clear, you don't want these as "attributes", you want to create a new label that includes all of these values, right?
So to do this, you would
go to the table panel and create a new String column
click in one cell of the column and then click the function builder [f(x)] icon in the row of icons at the top of the table panel.
choose the CONCATENATE function
for each column you want to concatenate:
select the name of the column and "Add" it
type a separator into the text field (e.g. ": ") and "Add" it
finally, make sure to click on entire column and then say OK.
You now have a new column with contains a concatenation of the columns you wanted. Just change the Label passthrough to point to that column.
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The react-component table api accepts a property called expandIconColumnIndex={number} which when used with the property expandIconAsCell=false allows you to specify an individual column to render the expand icon into.
Is there a way to specify multiple columns to render the expand icon into?
Something like
expandIconColumnIndexes={[0,1,3]}
I have set up some color rules matching some filters, and would like to see the name of the filter in the Wireshark window alongside each capture possibly to the left of the Time column.
Wireshark exposes the coloring rule name in the frame.coloring_rule.name display filter field. There are a couple of ways to add it as a column:
Expand the "Frame" packet detail item. Right click on "Coloring Rule Name" and select "Apply as Column".
Go to "Preferences → Columns". Create a new column. Set its type to "Custom" and set the field value to "frame.coloring_rule.name".
I'm working on a spreadsheet in Google Sheets for multiple people, and indicate in a column who the person the information on that row pertains to. I want to format cells on that column, only when they're not empty, based on what person is selected in another cell.
I can create functions to format things based on another cell's entry, but I don't know how to compound that with a function for not being empty. Sorry if this is super basic, I just can't figure it out.
Yep. This is a super simple thing to do.
1) Highlight the column where the person's name appears.
2) From the main menu, select Format, Conditional formatting.
3) In the sidebar click add a new rule. what you want to do is create one rule for each name that appears (or could appear) in that column.
4) Under "Format cells if, select "Text is exactly"
5) Type the name in the cell where it says Value or Formula
6) Choose a background colour to suit.
7) Click Done.
8) Repeat steps 3 to 7 for each person; but change the background colour in each case.
Here's an example.
Have a pass with Store Card style. How can I add 2nd row with data and change the label position (label should be below the value)? When I add second item in secondaryFields array it inserts the item in the 2nd column, the same row. Thanks.
Image as example:
If you have a look here "Pass Style Sets the Overall Visual Appearance":
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/PassKit_PG/Chapters/Creating.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012195-CH4-SW45
It gives an overview of what fields are allowed on the different pass types.
To achieve what you describe you want to make the pass a generic pass and specify both secondary and auxiliary fields.
To switch the label to be below the data, you need to flip the values when specifying them, so set label ="Gold" and the value="Level". However it will still have the same formatting (the top one will still be smaller text)
I would like to make use the core jQuery libraries to do as per title. Is it possible to do this with the native jQuery UI library? I prefer not to use plugins as these are not hosted on any CDN (as far as I' am aware).
How can i filter the table by matching the typed input text against the 2nd table column?
<input type="text" id="filter" />
<table>
<tr><td>1</td><td>UK</td></tr>
<tr><td>2</td><td>USA</td></tr>
<tr><td>3</td><td>France</td></tr>
</table>
$('tr td:nth-child(2)') will give you all the 2nd TDs in that table. It is 1-based and will include in its count any non-TD children of the TR.
$('tr td:eq(1)') will also give you all the 2nd TDs in that table. It is 0-based and will only include in its count the TD children of the TR.
Once you wish to do something with the row containing a TD, you can use the TD's parent.
Briefly, you'll put an id on your table element. Then, when you leave the input element (or, in the onclick() handler of a button) you'll do the following:
Grab the table element.
Find each child in turn, which will be a row, preserving a reference to the element
Find the second child of the row and test it against the value of the input to see if it matches (exact match, contains, or whatever kind of test you want to apply).
If it matches, set a style indicating it matched onto the row. If not, set a style indicating "not matched" onto the row.
You'll also need a style sheet that makes matched items visible and not-matched items invisible (or uses dark and light text, or whatever visual indicator you want to use for matched & unmatched).
You can make this somewhat more robust if, instead of relying on the second cell on each row to hold the country name you use a class indicator on the cells that hold the country name. Then, instead of "Find the second child" you would "Find the child of class country. Doing this means that your application won't break when you add, remove, or rearrange columns.