Im making a batch game, and made a "email" screen which looked like this
echo - INBOX (1) -
echo - OUTBOX -
echo - SPAM (3) -
If I use TAB for spacing, the batch display is different than if I use spaces
(if I use Spaces, the batch file displays it looking like it does in notepad)
Why is this?
(Screenshot: http://db.tt/z4NGvhUz - Top is with Spaces, bottom is with tab)
The TAB is one character that, when it is displayed in the screen, it is expanded to the next 8-character tabulation position. A text that contains Tabs is shown differently depending on the text that appears before the first Tab. Spaces are always spaces and are always shown in the same way.
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That's one of my application screens. There is an empty space I couldn't understand where it comes from. I use Navigations, Draver, NativeStack, MaterialTopBars set to the bottom each navigators headerShown is false and also this empty space is on top of the headers.
I tried to change all options to see where it come from but I couldn't. And this is on all my screens
I am working on comparing files. So if something was added - I make it green, if deleted - red. And I do that on the server-side by adding a span tag and style attribute. Then I want to show it on the front side with some of React text editors by initializing an initial state with this file. The problem is that text editors cut style attributes, so my text is not with color. And I need to show a job of files comparator.
Thanks for any help :)
Note: Nesting Text components is not an option for me!
I am trying to get a third party tooltip text to wrap correctly but I believe the same is true for Text components so I will base my problem on Text components!
If I have a paragraph of text displayed in a single Text component then the text is rendered on the mobile device as expected - if the space available towards the end of the line is not enough for the width of the next word in the paragraph then the word is wrapped, perfect.
My problem occurs when I try and get the same results but by combining components, eg. Say the screen is 400px wide and my first Text component is 200px - this is place in the correct location. The next text component takes up 300px. As there is only 100px left on the current line the entire next block of text starts on a new line, see image below:
<Text style={style}>And this is a popup</Text><Text style={style2}>. You can have multiple tooltips in one</Text>
Unfortunately, nesting Text components is not an option as I am using a 3rd party component from react-native-walkthrough-tooltip and nesting causes my tooltip to be displayed no where near where it should be when displayed.
In Eclipse Che, when double clicking on a line number with code, a star is displayed to the left of the number. What is the star used for? Note that this is different than a single click used for flagging a break point.
You can then navigate to the bookmarked line by clicking on the icon on the right to the scrollbar.
They are bookmarks. When a star is set, a light blue line appears on the right side. Hovering on the line will display a star and any text on that line.
i need to put a title header in Telerik Gridview in winforms.
i tried
radGridView1.MasterGridViewTemplate.Columns["myColumn"].HeaderText = "first line \n Second line \n third line";
but it doesn't work. my referred link :
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/winforms/gridview/2-lines-of-text-in-the-column-header.aspx
I tested the following and it is working:
In the designer set AutoSizeMode = ColumnHeader
Then add this line of code:
this.radGridView1.Columns[0].HeaderText = "This is a \n multiline \n header text";
Please note that the index [0] is relevant my test code. You shall set your column index considering that the first column is 0.
This is the result I got:
Let us know if this works for you.
When you set the text as you mentioned, the text will be multiline, but the header cell height is not enough, hence you are not able to see that other lines. You can change the header cells height by using this property:
radGridView1.TableElement.TableHeaderHeight = 100;
radGridView1.MasterGridViewTemplate.Columns[0].HeaderText = "first line \n Second line \n third line";
Alternative way to do that is to use the AutoSizeRows property (set to true), but this will auto size all rows in the grid according to their content, not just the header row.