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Suppose that we have the following text file: jekyll_hyde.txt How do we convert it to a PDF that looks like this: Note the blue border that is added to the titles, and the page number at the bottom of each page. In iText 5, these elements are added using page events: class MyPageEvents extends ...

Suppose that you have the following text file: jekyll_hyde.txt How do we convert it to a PDF that looks like this: Note the page numbers at the bottom of each page. These are added using an IEventHandler implementation: protected class Footer implements IEventHandler { @Override pub...

Suppose that you have the following text file: jekyll_hyde.txt How do we convert it to a PDF that looks like this: Note that this is very similar to what we had before, but the border of the titles now has rounded corners. We created a custom ParagraphRenderer to achieve this, and we created a T...

Executable JAR files are the simplest way to assemble Java code into a single file that can be executed. *(Editorial Note: Creation of JAR files should be covered by a separate Topic.) * Assuming that you have an executable JAR file with pathname <jar-path>, you should be able to run it as f...

Suppose that we want to create a simple Hello World document: In iText 5, this would be done like this: public void createPdf(String dest) throws DocumentException, IOException { Document document = new Document(); PdfWriter.getInstance( document, new FileOutputStream(des...

Suppose that we wanted to create a simple Hello World document: In iText 7, we could do that like this: public void createPdf(String dest) throws IOException { PdfDocument pdf = new PdfDocument(new PdfWriter(dest)); Document document = new Document(pdf); document.add(new Paragraph...

JAXB can be used to generate classes from an model defined in XSD. It will then be possible to read XML document made against this XSD directly as java instances and inversly save these instances as XML document. Take the following XSD saved in a file named SimpleModel.xsd <?xml version="...

Date FormatSQL StatementSample OutputYY-MM-DDSELECT RIGHT(CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), SYSDATETIME(), 20), 8) AS [YY-MM-DD]SELECT REPLACE(CONVERT(VARCHAR(8), SYSDATETIME(), 11), '/', '-') AS [YY-MM-DD]11-06-08YYYY-MM-DDSELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), SYSDATETIME(), 120) AS [YYYY-MM-DD]SELECT REPLACE(CONVERT(VAR...

Returns the largest value in a given column. We have table as shown in figure that will be used to perform different aggregate functions. The table name is Marksheet. Select MAX(MarksObtained) From Marksheet

Expressions are a specific type of object in Julia. You can think of an expression as representing a piece of Julia code that has not yet been evaluated (i.e. executed). There are then specific functions and operations, like eval() which will evaluate the expression. For instance, we could write ...

There are a number of different methods that can be used to create the same type of expression. The expressions intro mentioned the :() syntax. Perhaps the best place to start, however is with strings. This helps to reveal some of the fundamental similarities between expressions and strings in Ju...

As mentioned in the Intro to Expressions expressions are a specific type of object in Julia. As such, they have fields. The two most used fields of an expression are its head and its args. For instance, consider the expression MyExpr3 = Expr(:(=), :x, 2) discussed in Creating Expressions. We...

Creating Expressions mentions that expressions are closely related to strings. As such, the principles of interpolation within strings are also relevant for Expressions. For instance, in basic string interpolation, we can have something like: n = 2 julia> MyString = "there are $n ducks&q...

There are a number of useful web resources that can help further your knowledge of expressions in Julia. These include: Julia Docs - Metaprogramming Wikibooks - Julia Metaprogramming Julia’s macros, expressions, etc. for and by the confused, by Gray Calhoun Month of Julia - Metaprogramming, b...

Select a font and fontsize, select location, show string. %!PS /Palatino-Roman 20 selectfont 300 400 moveto (Hello, World!) show showpage Notes and common pitfalls: Failing to set a font (resulting in either no text or a default (ugly) font) Using findfont and setfont but forgettin...

TextBoxes allow the user to input data into the program. We are going to modify the form and add a textbox so the messagebox show us the message that the user wants. Now our form looks like: And then modify the button click event to use the text of the textbox: private void cmdShowMessage_Click...

ComboBoxes allow the user to choose one of various options provided by the developer. We are going to modify the form and add a combobox so the messagebox show us the message that the user want from a list that we will provide. After adding the combo to the form we now add a list of options to the...

If you use the TeX Live distribution you can use the command-line program texdoc. For instance, texdoc biblatex will open the documentation of package biblatex. Or if you are not command-line-savvy, the same can be found online at http://www.texdoc.net/

Groups can be configured under Suite and/or Test element of testng.xml. All groups which are marked as included in tesng.xml will be considered for execution, excluded one will be ignored. If a @Test method has multiple groups and from those groups if any single groups is excluded in testng.xml that...

HTML: <div class="container"> <span>vertically centered</span> </div> CSS: .container{ height: 50px; /* set height */ line-height: 50px; /* set line-height equal to the height */ vertical-align: middle; /* works without this ...