CCLabelTTF has property enableStroke.
Just wonder if CCMenuItemFont can support stroke enable?
or is there any method to create similar result
your comment welcome
MenuItemFont creates a menu item with given string and uses label just to display the text, nothing more. You need MenuItemLabel to create a menu item with custom label like this:
auto textLabel = LabelTTF::create("Hello World", "Arial", 22);
// XXX: Additional settings here
auto menuItem = MenuItemLabel::create(textLabel, CC_CALLBACK_1(GameScene::onMenuItemClicked, this));
menuItem->setPosition(Point(200, 100));
auto menu = Menu::create(menuItem, NULL);
menu->setPosition(Point::ZERO);
addChild(menu);
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We have a function to set a glyphType to DocumentApp.GlyphType.BULLET.
listItem.setGlyphType(DocumentApp.GlyphType.BULLET)
However, is there any way to set the glyphType to dash (-)?
For example, our list is below.
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
Ref: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/document/list-item#setGlyphType(GlyphType)
The dash is not listed as a glyph type. But here is a work around. You could make you own pre-filled list with place holder items in a master document, copy the list and replace the items into the target document. Perhaps this is a lot of effort for styling bullets, but it could work.
Yes #Jason Allshorn is correct. I was able to set a custom bullet using apps script. I have a template doc that I copy to make a new doc. In this template I created a list item, text "list item", with my custom bullet glyph. Google, what is up with those giant dots? Ugly! I find that list item in the doc, copy it, and remove it. Code below:
function getListItem(ss, doc) {
var body = doc.getBody();
for (var i = 0; i < body.getNumChildren(); i++) {
var child = body.getChild(i);
var childType = child.getType();
if (childType == DocumentApp.ElementType.LIST_ITEM && child.getText() == 'list item') {
var customBulletListItem = child.copy();
body.removeChild(child);
break;
}
}
return customBulletListItem;
}
... then when I add a list item (li), I do the following:
body.insertListItem(i, li.copy());
body.getChild(i).replaceText("list item", "My new list item text");
body.getChild(i).setIndentFirstLine(0).setIndentStart(15);
body.getChild(i).editAsText().setBold(true);
This gets me my custom bullet glyph. The last two lines fix the huge indent on list items and bold the line. Google, what is up with the huge indents? Ugly!
I am writing an analyzer to visually see where my application is spending time. The interface that I am trying to achieve (see below) is something similar to a tree table with
lines or boxes to denote response time.
be a collapsible tree like graph
the ability to display metrics in the table columns (e.g., start time, cost, etc)
the ability to display the labels or description and metrics on the left and lines on the right
I create the following diagram (see below) in R -- unfortunately, although the graph production is automated, the approach is not interactive. I was wondering if you could suggest a better way -- maybe a tree table. I looked at many Swing, JavaFx tree table examples. I have not seen an example that has lines (time lines) in a tree table.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
You can show any node in a TreeTableCell using the grahic property in javaFX. This includes Rectangles.
This is a simple example of showing bars in a column using Rectangles:
// Arrays in TreeItems contain {startValue, endValue} (both positive)
TreeItem<int[]> root = new TreeItem<>(new int[]{0, 10});
root.getChildren().addAll(new TreeItem<>(new int[]{0, 5}), new TreeItem<>(new int[]{5, 10}));
TreeTableView<int[]> ttv = new TreeTableView<>(root);
// Column displaying bars based on data of TreeItem. Do not use this as
// the first column, otherwise the alignment be off depending on the
// distance to the root.
TreeTableColumn<int[], int[]> column = new TreeTableColumn<>();
column.setCellValueFactory(c -> c.getValue().valueProperty());
final double BAR_SIZE = 20;
column.setCellFactory((t) -> new TreeTableCell<int[], int[]>() {
// the bar
private final Rectangle rectangle = new Rectangle(0, 10);
{
setContentDisplay(ContentDisplay.GRAPHIC_ONLY);
// bar invisible by default
rectangle.setVisible(false);
setGraphic(rectangle);
}
#Override
protected void updateItem(int[] item, boolean empty) {
super.updateItem(item, empty);
if (!empty && item != null) {
// resize and display bar, it item is present
rectangle.setWidth((item[1] - item[0]) * BAR_SIZE);
rectangle.setTranslateX(item[0] * BAR_SIZE);
rectangle.setVisible(true);
} else {
// no item -> hide bar
rectangle.setVisible(false);
}
}
});
// add a columns new column
// add a additional empty column at the start to prevent bars being
// aligned based on distance to the root
ttv.getColumns().addAll(new TreeTableColumn<>(), column);
Things you need to do
use a data type different to int[]; the cell value factory and TreeTableCell needs to be adjusted accordingly; an example of a more complex model can be found e.g. in the oracle tutorial: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/user-interface-tutorial/tree-table-view.htm
Choose better colors; These colors could e.g. be stored in a Map and created if a new one is needed.
add additional colums
I am trying to mask an image on another so that I only view the specific portion of the unmasked image through the masked one. My problem is that I cannot see anything on the screen.. no Image, no effect at all
cardMask = new Image(Root.assets.getTexture("card_mask"));
cardMask.y = Constants.STAGE_HEIGHT*0.40;
cardMask.x = Constants.STAGE_WIDTH *0.48;
trace("it's add mask");
cardLight = new Image(Root.assets.getTexture("card_light_mask"));
cardLight.y = Constants.STAGE_HEIGHT*0.46;
cardLight.x = Constants.STAGE_WIDTH *0.48;
cardLight.mask=cardMask;
maskedDisplayObject = new PixelMaskDisplayObject(-1,false);
maskedDisplayObject.addChild(cardLight);
maskedDisplayObject.x=cardLight.x;
maskedDisplayObject.y=cardLight.y;
maskedDisplayObject.mask=cardMask;
maskedDisplayObject.blendMode = BlendMode.SCREEN;
addChild(maskedDisplayObject);
First, for masking an object the mask object should also be added to the display list. Your code does not add cardMask to display list anywhere. Second, if your maskedDisplayObject should be visible at all times, the mask should be assigned not to it, but to some other object which displayed part you desire to control. And third, it is also possible that this.stage is null, therefore the entire tree (this -> maskedDisplayObject -> cardLight) is plain not rendered. You need to check all three of these conditions to get something displayed.
Also, if you desire cardLight as an object to move independently of maskedDisplayObject, you should add it to this instead, and check that it's displayed on top of maskedDisplayObject (call addChild(cardLight) after addChild(maskedDisplayObject)).
This all totals to this code:
trace("Stage is null:", (this.stage==null)); // if this outputs true, you're out of display
cardMask = new Image(Root.assets.getTexture("card_mask"));
cardMask.y = Constants.STAGE_HEIGHT*0.40;
cardMask.x = Constants.STAGE_WIDTH *0.48; // mask creation unaltered
trace("it's add mask");
cardLight = new Image(Root.assets.getTexture("card_light_mask"));
cardLight.y = Constants.STAGE_HEIGHT*0.46;
cardLight.x = Constants.STAGE_WIDTH *0.48;
cardLight.mask=cardMask; // this is right
maskedDisplayObject = new PixelMaskDisplayObject(-1,false);
// maskedDisplayObject.addChild(cardLight); this is moved to main part of display list
maskedDisplayObject.x=cardLight.x;
maskedDisplayObject.y=cardLight.y;
// maskedDisplayObject.mask=cardMask; NO masking of this, you're only masking cardLight
cardLight.blendMode = BlendMode.SCREEN; // display mode is also changed
addChild(maskedDisplayObject);
addChild(cardLight);
In a html-list with bullets, on change of the fontsize via format.setFontPointSize() the bullets drive out of the editor. I figured out the bullets stay on the same position on fontsize-change if I set the padding-left to 1em (tried this in a html-editor).
How can I achieve this for a list entry in Qt? Can I only set it to a pixel value and not to an element value?
fmt=cur.charFormat()
charSize=fmt.fontPointSize()
if charSize==0.0:
charSize=14
if direction=="up":
fmt.setFontPointSize(charSize+1)
if textList:
blockFormat=cur.blockFormat()
#blockFormat.setLeftMargin(blockFormat.leftMargin()+0.4)
blockFormat.setLeftMargin(1em)
cur.mergeBlockFormat(blockFormat)
else:
fmt.setFontPointSize(charSize-1)
if textList:
blockFormat=cur.blockFormat()
#blockFormat.setLeftMargin(blockFormat.leftMargin()-0.4)
blockFormat.setLeftMargin(1em)
cur.mergeBlockFormat(blockFormat)
cur.mergeCharFormat(fmt)
You can set the default indentation for text lists in the QTextDocument instance that you are creating (I think the default is 40). Multiples of this value will be used for each indentation level in the list.
QTextDocument *doc = new QTextDocument();
doc->setIndentWidth(20);
QTextCursor *cursor = new QTextCursor(doc);
QTextListFormat listFormat;
listFormat.setIndent(1); // First indent level, indent is 20
cursor->insertList(listFormat);
// Insert items into the list
listFormat.setIndent(2); // Second indent level, indent is 40
cursor->insertList(listFormat);
// Insert nested list items
I got the following question.
i added the following elements to the stage:
homeBg = new HomeBg();
homeMask = new HomeDrawBg();
addChild(homeBg);
addChild(homeMask);
I allready instantiated them in the beginning of the document. But my problem is the following. the homeBg layer is a image, the homeMask layer is the same image but it has a pencil scetch look. What i want is that wherever i move my mouse, the homemask layer should be erased so the bottom layer becomes visible(only where the mask is erased). So how can i tell the mask layer to erase itself if the mouse is over it?
Answer attempt 2
You can use the blendMode property of a display object to achieve this. Here's the code (tested):
// set the eraser width (diameter)
var eraserWidth:int = 20;
//get the HomeMask library item
var homeMask:HomeMask = new HomeDrawBg();
homeMask.blendMode = BlendMode.LAYER;
addChild(homeMask);
// create the eraser shape
var eraser:Shape = new Shape();
eraser.graphics.beginFill(0x000000);
eraser.graphics.drawCircle(0,0,eraserWidth/2);
eraser.blendMode = BlendMode.ERASE;
homeMask.addChild(eraser);
homeMask.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE,mouseOverMask);
function mouseOverMask(evt:MouseEvent):void
{
eraser.x = homeMask.mouseX;
eraser.y = homeMask.mouseY;
}
There are a couple of important bits here.
Firstly, you must set the blendMode of the thing you want to erase to BlendMode.LAYER.
Secondly (and this is what has tricked me before) your eraser, with BlendMode.ERASE, must be a child of the object you're wanting to erase.
Have a look on the following:http://www.piterwilson.com/personal/2008/05/07/bitmapdata-erasing-in-as3-with-custom-brush-shape/