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Row details

Expand row details to display additional data. Working jsBin <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <base href="https://polygit.org/polymer+:master/iron-data-table+Saulis+:master/components/"> <link rel="import" href="polymer/polymer.html&...

polymer • iron-data-table

Edit row details

Working jsBin <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <base href="https://polygit.org/polymer+:master/iron-data-table+Saulis+:master/components/"> <link rel="import" href="polymer/polymer.html"> <script src="webcom...

polymer • iron-data-table

Edit row details using sub-element

This example uses a separate element to edit bound data to the row-detail template. Working jsBin <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <base href="https://polygit.org/polymer+:master/iron-data-table+Saulis+:master/components/"> <link rel="import&q...

polymer • iron-data-table

Select row, prevent deselection

Default behavior is to de-select row when clicked twice. In some use cases, you might want to disable this de-selecting behavior. Note table.deselectItem(item) method will imperatively deselect an item. This works with both item or index (when using items array) as an argument. Working jsBin &lt...

polymer • iron-data-table

Hello World

start Octave by running the command octave (the executable should be in your path) type disp('Hello, World!') at the Octave command prompt >> disp('Hello, World!') Hello, World!

octave • Getting started with octave

Reading commands from a script file

Octave commands can be saved in a file and evaluated by loading the file using source. For instance, let hello.m be the text file containing two lines (the first line is a comment) # my first Octave program disp('Hello, World!') If you type source hello.m at an Octave command prompt you will g...

octave • Getting started with octave

Simple Dockerfile

# Base image FROM python:2.7-alpine # Metadata MAINTAINER John Doe <[email protected]> # System-level dependencies RUN apk add --update \ ca-certificates \ && update-ca-certificates \ && rm -rf /var/cache/apk/* # App dependencies COPY requirements....

Docker • Dockerfile contents ordering

What data does the tracking snippet capture?

When you add either of these tracking snippets to your website, you send a pageview for each page your users visit. Google Analytics processes this data and can infer a great deal of information including: The total time a user spends on your site. The time a user spends on each page and in what o...

google-analytics • Getting started with google-analytics

using GNU coreutils

So the GNU coreutils should be avaialable on all linux based systems (please correct me if I am wrong here). If you do not know what system you are using you may not be able to directly jump to one of the examples above, hence this may be your first port of call. `$ uname -a On my system this giv...

GNU/Linux • Detecting Linux distribution name and version

Wait until condition

It is possible to omit the on <sensitivity_list> and the for <timeout> clauses, like in: wait until CONDITION; which is equivalent to: wait on LIST until CONDITION; where LIST is the list of all signals that appear in CONDITION. It is also equivalent to: loop ...

vhdl • Wait

Setup Codecommit for git command line

AWS Codecommit can be used as storage for private GIT repositories. The setup involves a few steps, assuming you have a valid AWS account already. Sign up for AWS Codecommit. Currently only region us-east-1 is available. Create a IAM user who will have access to the repositories, eg codecommit-u...

aws-cli • aws-codecommit for local git

Use SourceTree with AWS Codecommit

Atlassian SourceTree is a visual tool for Mac and Windows to manage source code repositories. This can be used with Codecommit as a remote repository but need to add an extra configuration option to the local repository in SourceTree to be able to connect with codecommit. First, setup Codecommit fo...

aws-cli • aws-codecommit for local git

An example of an anonymous block

DECLARE -- declare a variable message varchar2(20); BEGIN -- assign value to variable message := 'HELLO WORLD'; -- print message to screen DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(message); END; /

Oracle Database • Anonymous PL/SQL Block

Install SBT on Linux

Full instructions can be found here. Install the JDK. Set the Java Environment variable. export JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/java/jdk1.8.0_102 echo $JAVA_HOME /usr/local/java/jdk1.8.0_102 export PATH=$PATH:$JAVA_HOME/bin/ echo $PATH ...:/usr/local/java/jdk1.8.0_102/bin/ Install Scala....

sbt • Getting started with sbt

Adding more than one google auto complete activity.

public static final int PLACE_AUTOCOMPLETE_FROM_PLACE_REQUEST_CODE=1; public static final int PLACE_AUTOCOMPLETE_TO_PLACE_REQUEST_CODE=2; fromPlaceEdit.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() { @Override public void onClick(View v) { ...

Android • Android Places API

Using cfquery within a Function

<cffunction name="getUserById" access="public" returntype="query"> <cfargument name="userId" type="numeric" required="yes" hint="The ID of the user"> <cfquery name="local.qryGetUser" datasource...

coldfusion • cfquery

Query of Query

Function Calls  <cfset local.user = new com.User() /> <cfset local.allUsers = user.getAllUsers()> <cfset local.specificUser = user.getUserIdFromQry(qry = local.allUsers, userId = 1)> User.cfc <cfcompone...

coldfusion • cfquery

Simple implementation example

apply plugin: 'com.android.library' apply plugin: 'maven' apply plugin: 'maven-publish' android { compileSdkVersion 21 buildToolsVersion "21.1.2" repositories { mavenCentral() } defaultConfig { minSdkVersion 9 targetSdkVersion 21 versionCode 1 version...

Android • Publish .aar file to Apache Archiva with Gradle

Custom Commands

Nightwatch supports creating custom commands that can simulating keystrokes, mouse clicks, and other inputs. A custom command can be chained with other Nightwatch commands, like so: module.exports = { "Login App" : function (client) { client .url("http://localhost:300...

meteor • Acceptance Testing (with Nightwatch)

Inspecting Meteor Objects on the Client

Since Nightwatch has access to the browser console, it's possible to inspect client side objects using the .execute() API. In the following example, we're checking the Session object for a particular session variable. First, we begin by creating the file ./tests/nightwatch/api/meteor/checkSession...

meteor • Acceptance Testing (with Nightwatch)