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I have a big iOS-project with many folders / groups. When I quit and restart Xcode, all folders in the Project Navigator are shown expanded, so I have to collapse most of them manually. Is it possible to save the state of the Project Navigator , so that when Xcode restarts the same folders are collapsed / expanded as before? Pawel The solution was to delete this file: MyProjectName.xcodeproj > project.xcworkspace > xcuserdata > myusername.xcuserdatad > UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate This file was recreated by XCode when re-opening the project. Apparently that file got corrupted when XCode

When using Google push notifications, I am allowed to specify a collapse_key value so a device will not receive multiple notifications of the same collapse_key. Does APNS have a similar feature or does anyone know a way to emulate this functionality? There is no such feature in iOS. However, since push notifications are sent by a server that is in your control, you can keep track of which notifications you've sent to a particular device, and decide whether or not to send new ones. In other words, you put the logic in your server code, not your iOS app code. Doody P As of iOS 10 and using the

Our internal git-lab wiki works with Markdown. I made several summaries of articles and want to post them in our wiki, in such a way that if I click on the header, it should unfold and the text should become visible, basically like in this example Does Markdown have this expand/collapse/fold function? Short Answer: No, Markdown does not offer a feature like that directly, but with some work you might be able to build something that works. For a feature like that to work you would need some CSS and/or JavaScript to control the animations, etc. While you might be able to get such a feature to

I have a list view which uses a custom adapter in order to show my custom content. Its layout is the following. <LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:orientation="vertical" android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent"> <LinearLayout android:orientation="horizontal" android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:layout_weight="1"> <ImageView android:id="@+id/itemimage" android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:layout_weight="5" android:scaleType="fitCenter"/>

I have the following dataframe (df1): ID someText PSM OtherValues ABC c 2 qwe CCC v 3 wer DDD b 56 ert EEE m 78 yu FFF sw 1 io GGG e 90 gv CCC r 34 scf CCC t 21 fvb KOO y 45 hffd EEE u 2 asd LLL i 4 dlm ZZZ i 8 zzas I would like to collapse the first column and add the corresponding PSM values and I would like to get the following output: ID Sum PSM ABC 2 CCC 58 DDD 56 EEE 80 FFF 1 GGG 90 KOO 45 LLL 4 ZZZ 8 It seems doable with aggregate function but don't know the syntax. Any help is really appreciated! Thanks. In base: aggregate(PSM ~ ID, data=x, FUN=sum) ## ID PSM ## 1 ABC 2 ## 2 CCC 58 ##

I have a Newick tree that is built by comparing similarity (euclidean distance) of Position Weight Matrices (PWMs or PSSMs) of putative DNA regulatory motifs that are 4-9 bp long DNA sequences. An interactive version of the tree is up on iTol ( here ), which you can freely play with - just press "update tree" after setting your parameters: My specific goal: to collapse the motifs (tips/terminal nodes/leaves) together if their average distances to the nearest parent clade is < X ( ETE2 Python package ). This is biologically interesting since some of the gene regulatory DNA motifs may be