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I have a generated set of icons using Android Image Asset Studio . However, I do not know how I can set those icons to my app in Cordova . When following the documentation regarding icons in Cordova , I only managed to set the square icons to my project using the following code: <platform name="android"> <!-- ldpi : 36x36 px mdpi : 48x48 px hdpi : 72x72 px xhdpi : 96x96 px xxhdpi : 144x144 px xxxhdpi : 192x192 px --> <icon src="res/android/ldpi.png" density="ldpi" /> <icon src="res/android/mdpi.png" density="mdpi" /> <icon src="res/android/hdpi.png" density="hdpi" /> <icon src="res/android

I have a 3 column layout with some details below the columns. You will notice that one of the column's height is greater than the others'. I'd like the other two divs to automatically fill the remaining space (up to the blue div). The text will be loaded dynamically so I need this to work with any column being larger (and by an arbitrary amount). Can this be done with HTML/CSS or do I have to use some JavaScript? HTML code (relevant part of it): <div id="content"> <div id="iconsHolder"> <div id="info"> <div id="info_content"> <p><?php echo img('images/man.png'); ?></p> <h2>Some guy over here<

I have three points, for example: Start 194 171 Right 216 131 Left 216 203 I want to get all the points within that triangle. How would I do that efficiently? see z3nth10n's answer for better input validation Introduction: The general idea was to get the triangle's edges (y-Wise) for every x in it's range, and then you have all the y's that exist within the triangle for every single x, which with simple conversion turns into all points within the triangle. You can look at it as if you cut the triangle into stripes, each being of width 1. So for X=0, on the line between A and B, the Y is 6, and

I have a binary image that represents a number in MATLAB: I'd like to fill all the digits. The desired result is: The only thing I found was the imfill function, but that wasn't really helpfull since I've lost my inner data (the 9's inner circle for example). The problem is how to distinguish the holes from the digits. A possible ad hoc solution is filtering them by the area of the pixels inside. function SolveSoProblem() I = imread('http://i.stack.imgur.com/SUvif.png'); %Fill all the holes F = imfill(I,'holes'); %Find all the small ones,and mark their edges in the image bw = bwlabel(I); rp =

I searched a lot and cant find any practical answer to my question. I have a polygon. For example: [(86, 52), (85, 52), (81, 53), (80, 52), (79, 48), (81, 49), (86, 53), (85, 51), (82, 54), (84, 54), (83, 49), (81, 52), (80, 50), (81, 48), (85, 50), (86, 54), (85, 54), (80, 48), (79, 50), (85, 49), (80, 51), (85, 53), (82, 49), (83, 54), (82, 53), (84, 49), (79, 49)] I want to get a list of all the points inside this border polygon. I heard alot about polygon triangulation techniques or linear/flood/intersection/... filling algorithms. but i cant really come up with an efficient way of

paper=Raphael('previewBody',480,480); paper.path({"stroke-width":1},'M0,0 L480,240 L480,480 L240,480 z') .attr('fill','url(bg.png)')) .scale(.5,.5,0,0); My problem is the fill is not scaled with the svg canvas, so proportionally, it ends up as twice the size it was before the scale of the path. Is there any easy way to scale the fill pattern along with the rest of the svg? It is note possible to do it by using only the functions of the raphael library. When you apply the scale function on a raphael's object, it creates a new svg node, with the coordinates scaled, but unfortunately, it doesn't