labels

问题 I'm using python and matplotlib to generate graphical output. I am creating multiple plots within a loop and would like the loop counter to serve as an index on the y-axis label. How do I get the loop counter (a variable) to appear as a subscript? Here's what I have: axis_ylabel = plt.ylabel(u"\u03b1 [\u00b0]", rotation='horizontal', position=(0.0,0.9)) resulting in: α [°] (I'm using unicode instead of Tex because dvipng is not available on this system.) I would like something like this: for

问题 I have plotted a graph from the following table. BoatPhs fit se lower upper 1 Before 3.685875 0.3287521 3.038621 4.333130 2 After0-20NTA 3.317189 0.6254079 2.085872 4.548506 3 After0-20TAA 5.579384 0.5696270 4.457890 6.700878 4 After0-20TAP 3.932360 0.4304098 3.084960 4.779760 5 After20-40NTA 4.522714 0.7771793 2.992586 6.052842 6 After20-40TAA 4.505207 0.5500699 3.422217 5.588196 7 After20-40TAP 3.602183 0.3880538 2.838174 4.366192 8 ApproachNTA 4.039599 0.5688482 2.919638 5.159560 9

问题 I am trying to add labels with the mean age of the males and females on this boxplot for 2 groups. So far I was only able to do it by group but not by gender and group. My data frame: Age=c(60, 62, 22, 24, 21, 23) Sex=c("f", "m", "f","f","f","m") Group=c("Old", "Old", "Young", "Young", "Young", "Young") aging<-data.frame(Age, Sex, Group) And the command for the plot: ggplot(data=aging, aes(x=Group, y=Age))+geom_boxplot(aes(fill=Sex)) +geom_text(data =aggregate(Age~Group,aging, mean), aes

问题 Normally, with Materialize, the labels for text input boxes show up inside the input boxes until a user enter selects the box and enters text in it. However, when a box's value is filled via javascript, the label does not move out of the way. It stays in the box and overlaps with the text entered. Is there a way to trigger the label transition with javascript as well, so this doesn't happen? 回答1: More specifically, if you are using Materialize in Rails with turbolinks enabled, you will find

问题 By default, when a queued build is running, MSBuild calls the CoreLabel task to label the source files that were included in the build - how do I control where this label is created? Basically, I would like the label to be created at the root of the Team Project (i.e. folder "Client" below), however it appears that the label is created at the root of the working folder for the workspaces (i.e. Project 1\Development\Sources): $ <-- Project Collection +- Client <-- Team Project +- Project 1 <--

问题 I want to get all label names for properties of ABPerson object. For example: record ABPerson has three phone numbers defined: Mobile, Other, Work. I use labelAtIndex method to get label name but returned string contains needed value wrapped in characters $!!$ . Instead of returning just "Mobile" I get these "_$!<" wrap-characters. I have following code: //person object points to ABPerson record from addressBook ABMultiValue *phoneNumbers = [person valueForProperty:kABPhoneProperty];

问题 I have an xml file that I am accessing to create a report of time spent on a project. I'm returning the unique dates to a label created dynamically on a winform and would like to compile the time spent on a project for each unique date. I have been able to return all of the projects under each date or only one project. Currently I'm stuck on only returning one project. Can anyone please help me?? This is what the data should look like if it's correct. 04/11/15 26820 2.25 27111 8.00 04/12/15

问题 The problem is that some (many) labels have the same name, in particular: there are many procedures and each works properly if run "isolated" from the others. In fact, the labels used in different procedures have all the same common names such as "skip", "cycle", and so on. I know that in the macros could be used the directive LOCAL <label1>, <label2>, ... . But this directive doesn't work into a procedure. Changing each label is very boring, but not impossible to do, the real problem is that

问题 I am writing an assembler for a simple RISC processor which has a very small immiediate for jumps (7 bit signed). All jumps are calculated by: PC = PC + IMMEDIATE + 1 where PC is the program counter which points to the next instruction. If you need to jump more than 64 lines ahead you need chained jumps as follows: JMP, 0x3F //64 lines ahead JMP, 0x5; This would effectively jump 70 lines ahead of the current instruction. My question comes in when we have labels: JMP, label //more than 64

问题 I have a custom Label class, drawn text doesn't fits. What am I doing wrong here? class MyLabel: Label { public MyLabel() { SetStyle(ControlStyles.SupportsTransparentBackColor | ControlStyles.UserPaint, true); } protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e) { using (LinearGradientBrush brush = new LinearGradientBrush(ClientRectangle, Color.Black, Color.LightGray, LinearGradientMode.ForwardDiagonal)) e.Graphics.DrawString(Text, Font, brush, ClientRectangle); } } If I set text of MyLabel to