I am using Chart.js, Line Chart to be particular. I am trying to make it realtime by refreshing data after few seconds and the the affect where Line Chart "show up" from the bottom becomes eyestrain. Can you help to show a way to turn it off? just show the line. Thank you
I have been trying every single options provided by Chart.js but still no luck
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I'm currently editing my own style in Mapbox Studio and I've selected to show the road number and road exit shields.
I can locate the individual layers for these two but I'm having trouble figuring out what to edit in the style panel to produce what I want to see:
When you zoom out, road number shields remain visible, but there appears to be a step change for the exit number shields - they completely disappear after zooming out less than 14. So I'm looking through each option for a step change at about this value but I can't seem to find anything that has this.
Can anyone advise what I can change to keep the exit number shields visible when zooming out, in a similar style to the road number shields?
When you have the style panel open for the road-exit-shield, at the top right of the window, click Select data (and follow the instruction to expand all layers) then you will see the 'zoom extend' in this window which can be altered.
style panel image
I like to keep as much of my Eclipse screen as possible for code. So I try to disable or turn off as many of the extra bars and such as possible. The area at the very bottom of the Eclipse screen is my next target but I don't know what it's called.
Can anyone tell me the name of this area and how to reclaim it? Thanks.
Here is an eclipse plug-in which hides/shows Menu bar and/or Status bar.
User can change these options in Windows > Preferences > Full Screen
But Hiding Status bar was NOT working on my machine
Ubuntu 13.10 Eclipse Version: Kepler Release Build id: 20130614-0229
This are is called the Status Line but it composed of a number of different components such as the progress indicator, editor current line and row, and the message area.
I am not aware of anything that will turn it all off.
I can see why you're eager to close that. It looks like your screen resolution is extremely low. Are you using a netbook perhaps?
Here's the problem though: On your screen, that part looks quite large and looks empty but it's because of your screen size. I'm fairly certain it doesn't have a name and having scoured the options, I'm convinced it can't be removed. On my screen, that section contains only a few words: "Writable | Smart Insert | 423:32"
Essentially, the words that show up there are a guide for your current editing mode and location in the file. I don't think it can be turned off. If you hit Ctrl + M, it will hide almost everything possible on maximize your editor view.
On my screen, that little bar is very small. That is of course because I have a high screen resolution. If possible, try increasing the resolution on your screen to something more appropriate. You'll find you have a lot more space to code, and that little bar will become much smaller.
In eclipse oxygen there is option to hide status bar:
Windows->Appearance->Hide_status_bar
I've tried to use two series type in my chart but I don't know how, it's my first time using Crystal Report so i don't know if it's possible. I've seen some questions here in stackoverflow but they are saying i need to right click in my chart ->'Chart Options' -> 'Axis' but when i click there are just 3 options.
Template
General
Titles
I don't know if my version is updated and this action does not exist.
I believe i dont need to put any code here but if i need just tell me ok?
Thanks in advanced!
Not sure if you want to show some of the data as lines and some of the data as bars, if that is the case, follow these steps:
go to Preview mode for the report in the designer
right click on the bar that you wish to change to a line and choose Series Options
in the Show Selected Series As dialogue, choose Line
If you want to show all data as lines AND bars, then you should take a look at this.
Hope that helps,
Chris
EDIT:
Here is a screenshot of a report I quickly put together. I have 3 axis and 2 are bar and one is line. Unfortunately one axis has no data. I used the steps from above and it works just fine.
EDIT 2:
Here are screenshots of the process:
Insert the chart
Select a bar of the chart
Choose the display type
One axis now showing as a line
That's the best I can do for you.
EDIT 2:
After a lengthy email exchange, it turned out that he is trying to do this in Crystal Reports for Visual Studio. Unfortunately you can't do it in VS, at least up to version 2010. I suggested a workaround (link) in hopes that he can achieve his goal. Maybe an inquiry to SAP will shed some more light on this.
how can I change the color of a single line in Eclipse to be able to find it fast while scrolling ? many people are suggesting to download eclipse themes but I am interested in changing the color of a single line to be able to re-find it faster
You can leave this little comment in that line:
// TODO
A small blue rectangle will be shown next to the scrollbar (the same way as your errors and warnings), and you will be able to instanlty find that line by clicking on it.
When I scroll to the bottom of an open document in the Eclipse editor, the last line is at the bottom of the file. This is a tad annoying when editing code at the bottom of the file / screen.
How can I enable Eclipse to scroll (much like Vim or VS) down far enough that the last line of code reaches the top of the editor window?
I'm asking for the reverse of this question, in Eclipse: How to make Visual Studio editor stop scrolling past bottom of a file?
Considering the current implementation of a Scrollbar, this is not possible.
(See org.eclipse.swt.widgets.ScrollBar.java)
At any given moment, a given scroll bar will have a single 'selection' that is considered to be its value, which is constrained to be within the range of values the scroll bar represents (that is, between its minimum and maximum values).
In the JDT (Java Editor) realm, the range is strongly linked to the number of lines a source file has.
Adding artificial "logical lines" to allows scrolling past the last line would have unintended consequences on many other parts of the JDT, related to displaying informations based on the line number of a source file (like a compilation error red underline).
This is also why there is no soft wrapping in those editors, despite
a 7-years old bug 35779 (one of the most upvoted).
Allowing word/soft wrap in the editor while typing is easy but not enough, a mapping between the model lines and the visual lines must be introduced to e.g. correctly show annotations.
It also introduces various problems that need to be solved, e.g. 'Go to Line': tools like a debugger, compiler etc. will report the model line but a user it will look strange that a different line will be selected than the one entered into the 'Go to Line' dialog
So for now, the SWT scrollbar example is still limited by the bottom of the window: