I want create a underline for header with style.
How we can write css style in RDLC expression.
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I want to display text containing links using Vega and would also want the ability to style those texts (headlines, emphasis, italics, dropdown).
Can I style text in Vega using the HTML or Markdown format?
If not, are there comparable alternatives supported by the Vega library?
This is a link to my code.
There is no markdown but you can style the text using fontStyle for italics or fontWeight for bold. You can also assign a href to the whole mark but not individual text elements within it. Details are all here: https://vega.github.io/vega/docs/marks/text/
I recently started working on an Angular project in WebStorm and would like to change the editor style to add more spaces on formatting code with CTRL + ALT + L.
Currently, when I format my code, all spaces are gone. Here are some places,
But I need to have a one indentation between the {} or method parenthesis. What I expect is as below:
Please help me create this style for Angular / TypeScript development editor. Thanks in advance.
For the ones out there trying to add formatting to their code, here I will post my own answer. You can set custom spacing and styling into your code in intellij IDEs.
Settings -> Editor -> Code Style
Navigate here and you can define custom styling and spacing specific to your programming language and can even export the created styles as an XML file.
I'm new to QML, I'm trying to create text editor where you can format text to make it bold, italic, underlined, justification etc. basically I want this to act as general text editor ( LibreOffice Writer or other )
Next step is to convert formatted text in TextEdit field to HTML code, so if text in field is bold then <B>...</B> is added to text, etc.
I managed to create this kind of editor in GDK using text buffer and tags but I don't know where to start with QML.
You can still use tags for formatting text inside a TextEdit Element, as shown in the documentation.
I use the PDFTextStripper class to extract pdf text before Lucene indexation.
Is there a possibility to exclude pdf header and footer from text extracted ?
You can use text extraction by area if you know where exactly the header and footer are there in the document. Hope this helps.
I'm writing a custom editor plugin in Eclipse and I'm trying to figure out how to format certain character sequences with symbols. So in the editor view typing -> would be replaced with →. I don't want to modify the underlying document content, just how the characters are displayed. The TextAttribute class only allows me to change the style of the text, not what is actually displayed.
You would probably have to copy all of the Eclipse classes having to do with the editor into your own project so you could modify the method(s) that displays characters on the screen.