I work on IntelliJ, and I would like to remove the green bar which appeared at the end of each line, for a reason I can't identify. Any idea ?
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How to adjust the white line?
When one line of code crosses the white line, it moves to the next line. Is there any way to change the white color line?
I have two images, one with subject and other one with background. The subject image has green background and I want to remove the green color from subject and add the subject without green color to another background, basically changing the background of one picture with another in LabVIEW without C code or MATLAB code, only using LabVIEW blocks.
So far, I got the following, but I am not getting one thing how to remove a very small portion of pixels. How to solve this problem,
So your algorithm is to replace a pixel, when red - blue =0 in the first place.
This condition is true for all this colors:
While there is no magenta in the picture, there is some almost black below the elbow and some almost white at the hand. So, that's replaced.
Try to restrict the colors to be replaced more, maybe like this:
Also, I'd to this independently for red and blue. So, for example
green > A AND red < B AND blue < C AND green-red > D AND green-blue > E
Since one of your files is names "final lec final.vi", I'd stop here ;-)
Oh, and just for fun: Playing with brightness and contrast reveals the JPEG artifacts, which is one part of the problem:
I am printing out the contents of a shapefile with ordinary printf statements and for some reason Intellij IDEA Ultimate is underlining and coloring blue a fragment of the output as though it thinks it is a hyperlink:
If I hover the mouse over the blue text, the cursor changes to a finger, like it is a hyperlink. Of course, nothing happens if I click it because it is obviously not a hyperlink. What is going on?
It seems to have something to do with the colons. If I delete them, then the text is no formatted. Also if I use only one colon like this:
X: -71.545101 Y 42.345041
Then there is also no formatting. Only if both colons are present does the blue underlining appear.
org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.execution.filters.GrCompilationErrorsFilterProvider does that using the following pattern: (file:)?(^|[\W])(?<file>(?:\p{Alpha}\:|/)[0-9 a-z_A-Z\-\\./]+): (?<line>[0-9]+).*
Report a bug or disable Groovy plugin.
It probably has no practical consequences, but it makes me think I'm doing something wrong...
When creating a for loop in Octave, the bracketing on the left gray bar of the editor (along the line numbers) doesn't stay with the end closing line. It rather seems tethered to the first line after the loop, and keeps on widening with every return if the cursor is at the beginning of the line following the loop.
Introducing tab spaces in front of end doesn't seem to do the trick in terms of "linking" the bracket to the end line.
Here is an example:
Serendipitously, I found a "way" to keep the bracket end align with the end command: just insert a backslash:
I am new to Intellij Idea. I didn't find any information on how to wrap the code after certain characters (ex: 150 characters, break the line)
I want to break the code after the vertical line, the following code must come in next line.
Note: I used Reformat code option, but it did just realigned the code with some white spaces etc, but not wrapping up the code. It's difficult to see the end of the code.
You go to Settings (alt+ctrl+s) then select Code Style - General
Here you can configure your margins and if you want the code to wrap after it reaches the end of it