I am using mapbox studio to create a a visualization that will eventually be included in a report, I want to know the best way to add a legend but there doesn't seem to be a straightforward way to do it in studio, any suggestions?
You currently can’t add a legend through Mapbox Studio. All of that will have to be done through HTML/JavaScript.
This tutorial is a good example of adding a legend using HTML
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In Visual studio we have option to see the dataset using Dataset Visualizer as below image.
But in VS code, do we have anything like this? Any plug-in I can install to get this in VS code?
Currently in VS code I am getting as like this below image. Please help.
Although C# support is not great yet, but the Debug Visualizer extension for VS Code might be exactly thing you are looking for.
There is no proper table visualizer yet and you would need to return JSON in your C# code, but feel free to contribute or to get in contact and share ideas!
Is there a means to format code snippets in any way, ideally a Markdown like syntax, in Visual Studio Team Services (formerly Visual Studio Online)?
Using italics just doesn't sit right with me.
You can copy/paste formatted code from a html view. For example Google docs with the "Code pretty" AddOn or an online tool like http://www.manoli.net/csharpformat/
This way you can also change font size, family and color if you need. It looks like
No, there is no way to achieve this feature. And there is already a feature request submitted for this on VSTS User Voice. You can vote it up here: Support markdown as an alternative to html for workitems.
Just found this extension from the feature request #eddie linked.
Markdown
Markdown is a custom work item form control, that allows you to edit the rich text fields on your work items with a Markdown enabled editor.
Good day all
I have stumbled on a pot of gold named Mapbox and in reading I came accross the line saying that you can"Export Studio sources as MBTiles files" Unfortunately I have not been able to find this function in Studio but I do see it in Tilemil. So i am assuming that MBTiles are to be created from tileMil.
However, I have my map designed already in Mapbox. Despite having seen the importing of the excel file, I am not seeing much options of importing it into tilemil to make an .MBTile out of it. I was hoping if someone could clarify the manner in which this is done.
Thank you
Make sure you save your project then select settings on the left hand side and there should be an option to export to MBTiles, simples!
I'm trying to develop a plugin for Eclipse that will allow me to modify various elements within the default java text editor. I've found lots of tutorials for creating my own text editor for a different language, but nothing for editing the default java editor. Specifically, I want to be able to run a command and highlight certain areas of the code based on a different program. How do I develop this?
Thanks
You will need to implement your own type of markers and maybe associate annotations with them. Then you can associate the java editor with the annotations to show them. Your application will generate the markers.
Specifically you might want to start to read about org.eclipse.core.resources.marker extension point and IResource.createMarker() to create the markers.
Its doable. You need to find the right extension point that allows you to add functionality to the java editor.
See IBM tutorial. The example with the heading "How do you analyze Java code to apply modifications" seems to be what you want to do.
I am using CodeRush Xpress and found that I cannot write a plugin using IssueProvider from this page (end of third paragraph). Now I am using codeProvider to write simple plugins using CodeRush Xpress.
With CodeProvider I can only show the notification with these 3 dots.
I wanted to show the errors by
1.) Underling the code and
2.) Providing a URL in the hint box (So that the user can click this URL to know more about the problem).
Is there a way to underline the code in coderush Xpress. And also any ways to provide links in the hint box.
Some links or some lines of code used to underline would be helpful.
Thanks in Advance.
The high-level Code Issues UI functionality (underlining, issue hints with links(URLs), left and right issue bars) is available in CodeRush Pro, but not CodeRush Xpress. So you won't be able to see code issues with CodeRush Xpress only.