dimensions

As is usual with cubes, the users want things that don't fit into a hierarchy to be displayed hierarchically. They'd like to see Day > Week > Month > Quarter > Year as the hierarchy, but the problem with weeks is they can be part of 1-2 months, not just 1 month (and by extension part of 2 quarters, semesters, years). So my question is: how to set up the attribute relationships, and how to set up the hierarchy? Here is what I have, but I know it's not optimal. Hierarchies (cycle == weeks): Attribute Relationships: There is no Cycle -> Year, because it is a many-to-many relationship There are

Every time I want to know the layer dimensions in Gimp, I open the "Scale layer" dialog to get it. Is there a better way to know this at a glance? May be some configuration option to show it at the bottom/right of the layer name, or in the bottom bar... Maybe this could be a Gimp feature request? Thank you! GIMP does have ways to configure the status bar (on prefences, image windows, title and status) - but there is currently no way to display the layer size - It can be made a feature request - on one hand it is an easy task, and someone starting to trying to collaborate with the project might

I have a window set to 340 x 146 px, not resizable. In designer the window size is correct. But when I run the application it is bigger. Edit: Also, the layout is Canvas . Classic theme: Edit2: After running snoop (thanks Zach), it appears that actual dimensions are what I specified. But the client area is bigger than one in visual studio. I understand now that the client size stretches, when windows size is fixed to certain dimensions. However I think this makes Canvas layout in window unusable. Edit3: <Window x:Class="TI.Presentation.Views.AutentizationWindow" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft

Given LxWxH of a box A, and LxWxH of a box B, how can I do a simple check to see if A fits in B (with 90 degrees rotations if necessary)? I'm trying to avoid checking all the possible permutations. Thanks. I would check to see if minimum dimension of A < minimum dimension of B && median dimension of A < median dimension of B && maximum dimension of A < maximum dimension of B If those 3 conditions are met, A fits in B. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16839489/how-to-check-if-item-lxwxh-fits-in-box-lxwxh

I want to get the image dimensions as seen from a viewer on a website. I'm using beautiful soup and I get image links like this: links = soup.findAll('img', {"src":True}) The way I get the image dimensions is by using: link.has_key('height') height = link['height'] and similarly with width as well. However, some links only have one of these attributes. I tried PIL but that gives the actual image size if downloaded. Is there any other way of finding the image dimensions as seen on a website? Tom Rose Your main issue is you are searching the html source for references to height and width. In

I would like to calculate dimensions of fractal written as a n-dimensional array of 0s and 1s. It includes boxing count, hausdorff and packing dimension. I have only idea how to code boxing count dimensions (just counting 1's in n-dimensional matrix and then use this formula: boxing_count=-log(v)/log(n); where n-number of 1's and n-space dimension (R^n) This approach simulate counting minimal resolution boxes 1 x 1 x ... x 1 so numerical it is like limit eps->0 . What do you think about this solution? Do you have any idea (or maybe code) for calculating hausdorff or packing dimension? The