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We recently added some policies to out fairly large Lua project, which also includes some stricter style guidelines than we used to.
The problem we are facing now is to convert the whole codebase to the new style guidelines, which is a lot of work. I started reformatting the code and got tired of it after about 5 files out of hundreds.
My idea is to use a code formatter, which automatically does this for me. However, the output format needs to be according to our style guidelines and not any different style. We also have some unusual guidelines, like a space before the opening parenthesis for the argument list in a function definition.
All this makes it fairly hard to find a suitable formatter. Does anyone know about one that meets all my criteria? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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I need create this table but do not know that objects do I need to use and what logic I need to create it?
Please check this links :
http://www.raywenderlich.com/29472/ipad-for-iphone-developers-101-in-ios-6-uipopovercontroller-tutorial
http://code4app.net/ios/ZSYPopoverListView/51aae6396803fa3e0f000002
might be helpful in your case.
As there is no default way to achieve something like this. But there are a lot of example with source code. See this link.
You'll find a lot of controls of this type. You can also get the source from here. Pick any one and read the documentation carefully. Hope you;ll understand.
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I am working on application having 10-12 languages, there language has to translated from one to another. App is offline so can't use diffrent API's and also the range of words is too large and undefinite to create localized files, is there any other solution or library for language translations in IOS.
I gather you're fundamentally asking: "Is there an inbuilt multilingual translation dictionary available for use?" The answer to that is "no".
A library for language translation is just a multilingual dictionary. This would effectively be the same as localising your files and as you've indicated, you don't want to do that.
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I am suck by the issue that when I am writing code for my app's UI, I often need to adjust some frame parameter, but after that , I need to build and run Xcode again, I can not see the effect real-time.
After some google search, I find this project: RestartLessOften,but it seems to do a lot more to get it work! Anyone find an easy one that I can see my UI effect at real-time?
There is an alternative to RestartLessOften, that is Injection for Xcode Source. I dont know, if its better than RestartLessOften, but it might help other users as an alternative to RestartLessOften.
Reveal allows you to inspect and modify many aspects of your UI at runtime, beyond simply the frame. It costs money, but it works.
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I am looking for a piece of software that, given some text, will extract the "meaningful" keywords. For example, in the sentence:
StackExchange is an online community.
I want "StackExchange" and "online community" to be singled out as semantically-meaningful keywords, but not "is" or "an".
A bit of research led to Alchemy API, which does the job well. Are there other solutions out there, especially open source ones?
There is TexLexan, which is open source. This page also has good list of open source and commercial options.
It's a bit old, but I had really good luck building my own tools on top of MontyLingua.
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Is it better to implement blob(connected component) handling manually in openCV or are there any good libraries for the same? I found cvblob and cvBlobsLib? Are these libraries used on a standard scale?
I also looked into this and decided in the end to write my own CCL routine. It seems like a serious omission from OpenCV and no doubt a lot of people are "reinventing the wheel" as a result. Note however that you may be able to use findContours, depending on your exact requirements - see this question.
You should take a look at the new opencvblobslib. It has great features like multi core support.