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I need to implement the layout as in the picture. Parent and Sibling are in a vertical LinearLayout. So I need to make a child view to overlap it's parent. Can I do that in android? If: sibling is a sibling of parent parent is a ViewGroup and you really want child to be a child of parent then maybe you could consider using android:clipChildren set to false on parent . I was actually just looking at an example of a FrameLayout that had a TextView overlaid on top of an ImageView. So, there are obviously multiple ways to get it done. Your next question might be which one is best ... to that I

Recently I inherited a pretty big project developed in C# and WPF. It uses bindings along with the INotifyPropertyChanged interface to propagate changes to/from the View. A little preface: In different classes I have properties that depend on other properties in the same class (think for example the property "TaxCode" that depends on properties like "Name" and "Lastname"). With the help of some code I found here on SO (can't find again the answer though) I created the abstract class "ObservableObject" and the attribute "DependsOn". The source is the following: using System; using System

I've messed up my views a bit (big surprise for CC) and I have a child stream that has most of what I need, but not all. My parent stream needs to be updated, but I can't because of some issues (maybe evil twins I dunno). Is it possible/wise to do the following 1) clear all elements in the parent stream 2) use clearfsimport to perform mass update on child stream 3) deliver child stream to parent This is of course dependent on the fact that child stream elements are not deleted when deleted from parent. Should I just clear out all elements of both views and start over? Any suggestions would be

I'm a newbie at d3.js and need help to adapt Zoomable Sunburst to make it work with self-referencing CSV data. Sample lines from the input CSV: id,parentId,name,size ROOT,NULL,Root, RE,ROOT,General > Revenue Expenditure, RE11,RE,Main supervision recovery etc., RE11A109K,RE11,Shivjayanti celebrations and lighting,170000 RE11H108,RE11,Electicity for import tax naka,2550000 RE11J,RE11,Maintaince for main building, RE11J101A,RE11J,Electricity expenditure,11475000 RE11J101 C,RE11J,Power lift,2125000 As you can see, there are variable levels of depth. At some places the data is coming at 3rd level,

I have core data nested contexts setup. Main queue context for UI and saving to SQLite persistent store. Private queue context for syncing data with the web service. My problem is the syncing process can take a long time and there are the chance that the syncing object is deleted in the Main queue context. When the private queue is saved, it will crash with the "Core Data could not fulfill faulted" exception. Do you have any suggestion on how to check this issue or the way to configure the context for handle this case? There is no magic behind nested contexts. They don't solve a lot of

I have Main Form which contains a Panel which loads different Usercontrol into the panel. Now i need to access functions in the Main Form from the UserControl. Below i have given my code; This is my main Windows form class: public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); loadlogin(); } private void loadlogin() { login log = new login(); mainPannel.Controls.Clear(); mainPannel.Controls.Add(log); } public void mytest() { } } As you can see i am loading a usercontrol to the mainPannel. Now lets look at the usercontrol: public partial class login : UserControl { string

I have handle and pid of main process / window. I want to get the children of the process / window - only the visual windows with title. to achieve what I want, I used the following: [DllImport("user32.dll")] private static extern int EnumWindows(EnumWindowsProc ewp, int lParam); [DllImport("user32.dll", SetLastError = true)] static extern uint GetWindowThreadProcessId(IntPtr hWnd, out uint lpdwProcessId); [DllImport("user32.dll")] private static extern bool IsWindowVisible(int hWnd); [DllImport("user32.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Auto)] private static extern int GetWindowText(int hWnd,

Having two simple classes; one with only parent attribute, and one with both parent and children attributes. This means that the one with both parent and children inherits from the one with only parent . Here's the class with only parent attribute. Let's call it Child since it can only be a child, not a parent. I'll use a method set_parent() to make it more clear, but I would use a setter in my actual code. class Child(object): def __init__(self, parent=None): self.__parent = None self.set_parent(parent) def set_parent(self, parent): # Remove self from old parent's children if self.__parent: