I'm working on QGIS and even with a new blank project I see 8 times the label "CC-BY-SA" in the bottom right corner (see image). Why is that? What can I do to fix it?
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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.
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I'm pretty sure this is a bug within Visio but I can't figure out how to re-create it... or avoid it.
I have a tool that reads the direction of an arrow in Visio by looking at the "BeginArrow" and "EndArrow" cells in the ShapeSheet and it has worked great. However, a user was having issues with the software correctly detecting direction and I quickly realized why.
The Issue:
There are arrows with an arrowhead at the beginning or end but whose shapesheet has a value of 0 for each. If I simply edit the shapesheet cell that has a 0 and replace it with a 0, the arrowhead disappears so the arrow and shape sheet are back in sync. Similarly, if I change the arrow head and then change it back to what it was, the shape sheet no longer says 0 for the arrowhead.
Has anyone run into this issue before and figured out the cause?
Things I've tried:
I have tried copying and pasting arrows from other documents, copy-pasting from documents in another instance of Visio, dragging the arrows from other documents/instances of Visio, asked what the user did to create the arrows and it wasn't anything I hadn't tried to so I'm at a loss.
AFAK, this sort of odd things in Visio are usually version upgrade bugs. The "problematic" diagram may have been simply created in some previous version of Visio. So in a previous version of Visio that "broken" diagram may even still work properly. No software on this planet is free of glitches anyways; normally this sort of issues can be easily fixed by saving to VDX/VSDX (i.e. xml) format and then opening it and saving back to binary format.
Does anyone know how to get rid of the superfluous white space at the top of a split editor pane in the latest version of eclipse (I think it's been around since Indigo actually). To me it looks like the minimise and maximise buttons have been misplaced, see image below.
I know editor planes can be split in a different way, but that is a problem when I switch perspectives, or open new files (they always open in the original editor pane).
I know it is a minor thing, but wasted real estate on my screen annoys me.
Thanks,
Stephen
I've dealt with this on numerous occasions and still occurs on Juno.
If you open two files in the order: ITest.java, Test.java and drag the second/rightmost file (Test.java) to create the split the whitepace will be created (as your picture). The fix is to drag the first/leftmost file (ITest.java) to create the split and then the whitespace is not created.
Having tried and failed to convert my eclipse to a fully white on black display I tried to revert to black on white...and now have only one area remaining in the old mode. The problem is I don't even know what this part of the screen is called, so I can't figure out where in the 18 places eclipse sets colors to go to fix it.
Its the area on the left of the Java editor where you see + or - for expanding / collapsing sections of text. How do I set the background color of this area?
Maybe the Plug-in Spy can help you here. Try Alt+Shift+F1. It shows details about the view you point your mouse at.
I created a game using unity iphone.there are six characters in my game,first you click one character,the character was selected, and then you click a target position,the selected character will move to your target position. this function work well in the unity3d iphone engine. however when i build an exe file for it, although the exe file can be opened in window xp, I can only selected the character,the rest operation can't work.I don't know what cause this problem, can you give me some advise.
My build step is below:
In Unity…
Select “File” from the top menu.
Select “Build Settings”
Select “PC & Mac Standalone” under the platforms column (lower left)
On the combo box labelled “Target Platform” select “Windows”
Click “Switch Platform” button (lower left, 1st button).
When all the assets have been reconverted to suit the new platform, you’ll be ready to click the build button (lower right).
Thanks in advance.
You'd need to be more clear on your problem.
First of, did you added Input controls for Mouse control? If not, go to Input settings and add it. There you can basically define which input events (mouse, keyboard, joystick, touchscreen) are mapped to what actions.
For example, if you want mouse and keyboard movement, you have to add Horizontal and Vertical axis twice. Once for mouse input, one for keyboard input. I guess it's same for iPhone, since it's touchscreen you probably have to add some kind of axis or code which will handle it correctly. Can't tell much more, as I don't have iPhone neither the unity license for it.
Second off, your question would be more appropiate to be asked at http://answers.unity3d.com/, which is unity's official Stockexchange version for asking/answering questions and there are only unity developers there.