labels

问题 We currently are using both Visual Source Safe and Team Foundation Server at work (VSS for old projects, TFS for current or new projects). We have always used Labels in source control for each build. In VSS if you chose to see a file history you could include labels. In TFS I cannot find an option to include the lables in the history window. Since one of the most common questions that I get asked by support or management is 'What version did we fix/add/remove/change xxxx?', I have always

问题 Can a LABEL block be used without loop? Any examples? 回答1: Here is an example of using labels and break statements without a loop: block1: { if (a < 0) { break block1; } if (b < 0) { break block1; } return a + b; } 回答2: public static void main(String[] args) { hello: break hello; } 回答3: But why use a label on a code block? My application is usually a switch on a String variable (or anything other than char, byte, short, int, Enum). "To make an omelette, you have to break some eggs" Example:

问题 I am creating a financial pie chart using HighCharts that represents asset allocation. My goal is to create a chart that represents the actual allocation values in each slice but inside each slide will show essentially a second data label that displays the target percentage for various investment vehicles. It is important to note that the current asset allocation may not always match up with the targeted allocation value. I have gotten everything working except for the Target labels inside

问题 I'm working in R, but I need to deliver some data in SPSS format with both 'variable labels' and 'value labels' and I'm kinda stuck. I've added variable labels to my data using the Hmisc 's label function. This add the variable labels as a label attribute , which is handy when using describe() from the Hmisc package. The problem is that I cannot get the write.foreign() function, from the foreign package, to recognize these labels as variable labels. I imagine I need to modify write.foreign()

问题 Mary had a little form, and its fields where labeled just so. Whenever an error crept in, confusion it would sow. I've got a label for each input field... pretty standard affair. After validating the form, I'm displaying a helpful little paragraph at the top of the form detailing what information is missing or incorrect. Can I have two labels for the same input field? One in the form proper, and one in the validation reminder text? Is there any reason I shouldn't do this? 回答1: I assume this

问题 **Edit, there are two great solutions here, one is marked as the answer, but @hrbrmstr provides a great solution combining two ggplots which works well for this simple plot.* Here's the code breaks.major <- c(0,15,37.5,52.5,67.5,82.5,95,100) #defines the midpoints of the categories (label locations) breaks.minor <- c(30,45,60,75,90) #defines the edges of the categories (second label set I need) labels.minor <- c("","Extremely \nDissatisfied","Dissatisfied","Uncertain","Satisfied","Very

问题 I am creating pie charts using JFreeChart , and I want to set the value and the label seperately like in iReport . In other words, I want the chart to show different results on the pie than in the legend. Is there any way that I can achieve this? 回答1: The MessageFormat ArgumentIndex values correspond to the series name , domain and range . You can set a different generator for each series or for all series in the base. PiePlot plot = (PiePlot) chart.getPlot(); plot.setLabelGenerator(new

问题 I am creating pie charts using JFreeChart , and I want to set the value and the label seperately like in iReport . In other words, I want the chart to show different results on the pie than in the legend. Is there any way that I can achieve this? 回答1: The MessageFormat ArgumentIndex values correspond to the series name , domain and range . You can set a different generator for each series or for all series in the base. PiePlot plot = (PiePlot) chart.getPlot(); plot.setLabelGenerator(new

问题 I want to change the background of some labels depending on what is written on a text file: private void Form3_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { string[] words = new string[7]; StreamReader read = new StreamReader(path); while(!read.EndOfStream) { string line = read.ReadLine(); words = line.Split(';'); if(words[6] == "no") { //-----What I have to write here--- } } read.Close(); } There are over 50 labels named "lbl101","lbl102","....","lbl150" 回答1: try it: if(words[6] == "no") { int count =

问题 I am starting to make blogger templates from scratch and i am making a research about best SEO metadata for each post. I think the most logical way to use meta name=keywords is to use post labels as keywords but i don't understand why i cant retrieve the data and display it in the meta section as i can with the data from description. for expample: <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "error_page"'> <meta expr:content='data:blog.metaDescription' name='description'/> </b:if> puts the data comming