EventStore uses category separator - , I can't figure out how to set it to another character
It can be edited in the UI under projections -> $by_category
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I'm trying to accomplish an autocomplete of my own for matching array items while typing. So, I already have the logic done for matching what's being typed with what's in the array, but my question is related to displaying the proposed correction in the UITextView like this screenshot
I was trying by splitting the text in the textview and replacing the last word into attributed strings, but that makes the proposed correction part of the actual contents. Any ideas of how this is accomplished in this app?
What you currently do is good , when you set the text of the textView to attributed string make bool flag say it's name is textEdited = true with a string part that the user types say it's name userStr , when textView change method is triggered check that bool and according to it make the search if it's true proceed search with userStr if it's not proceed search with whole textView text , don't forget to make textEdited= false after every zero suggested result
Edit: regarding the cursor put a label under the textfield with the same font as the textView and make it's background darkGray , also make background of the textview transparent and every attributed string assign it to the label so plus part of the label will be shown and cursor will be as it is in the textView
If I put some data in a given cell, can I refer to that cell by an arbitrary name or label? For example, if I put the value '0.454' in cell B2, can I assign it a name like 'pounds_per_kg'. I'd like to be able to use 'pounds_per_kg' for calculations performed on other cells, rather than '$B$2' or similar.
You can create a named range by selecting Data > Named ranges from the menu. You can create a one-cell named range and use the range name in your calculations without any problems.
The solution is described in detail here.
i hope this will help you go to your Sheet and in menu section go to Format -> Conditinal Formating here you can give validation what you want?
I would like to immediately display the alternate view 2 of the defaultUIKeyboardType (instead of requiring the user to tap 123); it is the one that shows punctuation marks. Is there any way to code this?
If it is a UITextField there is an option to specify the Keyboard Type as Numbers and Punctuation type in the storyboard itself!
Cheers :)
Try to set Property from Interface builder. See the Image and select Number and punctuation option.
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I'm using a GridPanel with the 'CellEditing' plugin.
My editor cell is of type 'textfield'.
I have 2 questions:
I would like to change the background color of empty cells so that it would be easier to see where there are missing values.
When double clicking a cell, I would like to format the text of the textfield. How do I get to the textfield object?
Thank you,
Dana
You might give the textfield an id property.
field: {
id: 'myId',
...
}
Access the field with
var objTextfield = Ext.getCmp('myId');
About the color, you must add or overwrite the CSS. You can set a config property 'cls' to a custom css class. See here: http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-0/#/api/Ext.form.field.Text-cfg-cls
I have to display in a cxdbGrid column 'Test √', and I got the check mark by using a symbol font but the rest of the characters changed.
I don't have an answer if you do actually need to have the check as part of actual text in the text column. I don't think I've ever seen an app that did it that way though. The usual way of doing this is to add a column to the left or right of the text column in question and have the new column use a checkbox control. Then just set the value of the checkbox column to true or false.
It's quite common to include some type of image to represent the state of a column in a grid control. You could implement your own OnCustomDrawCellEvent to put an icon image there, instead of text and a font. Below is a link to a tutorial of how to accomplish this.
How to draw an icon along with the text in a grid cell