I don't know why i might need it but I wanted to look up all the Unicode data points because I wanted to find all the cool things in there apart form Emoji. So does anyone know where I can get the table. The official one is only useful if you know the data point to find what it does, but I want it the other way round. I cant find anything more than the Wikipedia HTML version and one from UTF-1.
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this might seem like a strange question but I am learning Magento 2 at the moment and could use some guidance when it comes to figuring out an easier way than guessing to determine what are the correct files and blocks to edit. Let me demonstrate what I mean.
Say I want to edit template and layout of the customer review section of the customer account page.
I figured out after a while of searching around that vendor/magento/module-review/view/frontend/templates/customer/list.html was the correct template file I need to override, and I turned out to be correct, but it was kind of a lucky guess. There were a lot of other files around there that it seemed it could also possibly be.
Alright, we are getting somewhere. Now I need to change the layout, so which layout file do I need to edit? I tried vendor/magento/module-review/view/frontend/layout/review_customer_list.xml but this doesn't seem to be the correct one. Actually, there seems to be about 4/5 files in this same folder it could potentially be, and I don't seem to have any context to go off other than vague file names. Is trial and error, and guessing what we rely on to figure this out or is there a much easier way to determine this. I know this might be a really stupid, newbie question but I'm a little confused.
Additionally, when testing if this is the correct file I am trying to remove the pager at the bottom right and move the toolbar under the page title. How do I know what the correct names of these blocks are? I tried:
<move element="products.reviews.toolbar" destination="column.main" after="page.title"/>
<referenceBlock name="pager" remove="true" />
which didn't work, but I am also kind of just guessing the names of these blocks if I am honest. I have no idea if this is what these blocks are called.
Are there any easy ways to determine all these things instead of guessing? ID's in the DOM or something like this that reveal the names of the blocks/layouts I need to edit? Something like this?
Thanks for the help
I asked about converting speech to text in c++ but my question seemed to be unclear and also the answer I got. I have already heard that we should have "speech" in a wave file. so what to do after that? I said I want to do it on my own, I mean without using windows's facilities and API.c++ libraries are allowed if there are. I need to know how it works, is it impossible?? that it will take a million years. there is no tutorial thing in Google about it. at least tell me some steps to light my path.what are the titles of things I have to do or learn? there are so many thing that are using converting speech to text, like i can say john to my mobile phone and it calls john. does not it recognize john? it seems to be a little bit easy so it is possible to learn not 'a million years'. I need to learn how to convert just some short sentences to string. for now the qualities like pronunciation is not important . what are the bases and where I can learn about them? look , i need to say one sentence to computer and then computer has to choose one the answers that I have already recorded, so I need to convert to string to compare that string with the recorded string sentences. please some one tell me what to do or what to search or where to look or where to go or who to see?
I'm working with a PLC program that runs over a hundred subroutines in parallel, and each one affects the flow of the others. Countless labels and GOTOs, function calls, etc. My office desk is covered with little stickynotes to help me visualize and track the flow through the program, but it's starting to get too complex to manage that way. Has anyone ever heard of any sort of graphical flowchart-ish program to help organize stuff like that? What I'm picturing is a little text box that I can fill full of pseudocode, then link to other textboxes. Unless I'm actually working in them, the boxes stay collapsed, and you only see a title or something to show what it is. All the links connected to my "open" box are red, or bold, and all other links are dim gray, or maybe not even shown.
Does anything like this exist? I've heard that MATLAB uses something similar to what I'm picturing, but what I want is just a generic sort of "fill in your own info" program; not language-specific. I'd be tempted to make one on my own, but I'm way too busy with WORK-work to start creating NOT-AT-WORK-work for myself.
You can try Dia or yEd. Both are available for linux, I know that yEd is also for Windows. Those are diagramming tools, maybe you'll find them useful.
Graphviz http://graphviz.org/ would be a good tool to achieve this.
It allows you to write your graph descriptions as simple text and it generates and lays out the graph. It can handle pretty large and complicated flows. Here is a simple example to give you an idea of the syntax:
digraph g {
NodeA -> NodeB;
}
I have implemented an iPad application which is actually read the PDF file(using quartz). Now I want to implement the Search Feature and for this I have checked some tutorial some where mentioned using quartz and some where mentioned FastPdfKit. But I don't know which one will be better. I have seen the quartz ( https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/GraphicsImaging/Conceptual/drawingwithquartz2d/dq_pdf_scan/dq_pdf_scan.html ).
I have some doubt in this.
the "Callbacks for Operators" what and why we use this?
"Operators Table" what is the purpose of this? and
Where we will put the search text.
Please suggest me in this regards or provide any other open source which I can use.
Thanks in advance.
CGPDFScanner is a fairly low-level API which allows you to selectively scan for various PDF operators and invoke callbacks on each operator. It does require you to have some knowledge of PDF structure, but it will do the job. A PDF operator is a command in a PDF file which does some operation (usually manipulating the drawing state, e.g. writing text, drawing lines, changing graphics state, etc.).
Essentially, you tell the scanner what PDF operators you are interested in, and tell it what callback you want to invoke. In your case, you are interested in the text operators TJ, Tj; see this page for a working text search example using this API, and this question for some other answers on text search.
You may get your answer at FastPdfKit. Please let me know if you still more information. I think this will solve your purpose.
#Subodh S: At the momment, PDFKitten does not support multi-words query. Therefore, your keyword is not searched and highlighted. You must handle yourself in source code and even change some points in PDFKitten.
I would like to replicate gmails functionality to "magically" not show irrelevant quoted stuff in emails but still showing mostly relevant stuff. Are there any libraries which can help me find the text that is actually new and should be shown? Or do you have any suggestions on how to proceed?
I do know which two messages belong together and which one is the answer to the other but I would love to only show relevant text.