customization

I want to color each list view cell's BackColor using a different color. Is this possible? To change the colour of a cell's BackColor , you can do this: listView1.Items[0].UseItemStyleForSubItems = false; listView1.Items[0].SubItems[0].BackColor = Color.Green; listView1.Items[0].SubItems[1].BackColor = Color.Orange; listView1.Items[0].SubItems[2].BackColor = Color.Red; // Change the 0 in Items[0] for whatever row you want, // and the 0, 1 or 2 in SubItems[0] to whatever column you want. The first line, listView1.Items[0].UseItemStyleForSubItems = false; Will make it so that the row of cells is

I have an UISwitch in my iOS 6 app, that's on and off image is customised. self.testSwitch.onImage = [UIImage imageNamed:@"on"]; self.testSwitch.offImage = [UIImage imageNamed:@"off"]; I use 77 points wide and 22 points tall image for this purpose (154x44 in retina), as it is stated in the documentation. But my image does not fit to my uiswitch, it seems ugly, the default style hides my one, like on the attached image. What should I set to make it work in a proper way? tobs Apple doesn't have an Appearance API for UISwitch . You can set a tint color property ( onTintColor ). But that's not

I am using Asp.net MVC3 and knockoutjs library. I need to do some client side validation. I am exploring the knockout validation plugin. So I declare the following ko.observable value in my js code: var numberValue = ko.observable().extend({ number: true }) This is my view part: <input data-bind = "value: numberValue " /> When the user enters some value that is not a number an error message is displayed : "Please enter a number". Can I display a different error message but still using the native rules? I do not want to write custom validation logic just for this. Any help with some working

I would like customize syntax highlighting colors for typescript. I use Visual Studio Code 1.16 and custom theme (Actual) Obsidian . I try use featues editor.tokenColorCustomizations . Here is my custom user settings. { "editor.fontSize": 20, "workbench.colorTheme": "(Actual) Obsidian", "editor.tokenColorCustomizations": { "functions": "#F1F1F1", "keywords": "#8EC160", "types": "#87CEEB", "numbers": "#F1F1F1", "variables": "#F1F1F1", "textMateRules": [ ] } } I don’t know how can I select a change color of: data types keywords (in the screenshot string, number, boolen) variables (in the

A lot of times, when I want to save a file in vim and immediately exit thereafter, I accidentally type :Wq instead of :wq. Vim naturally gives me this error: E492: Not an editor command: Wq I'm wondering, is it possible to remap :Wq to :wq? You can create a simple vim command that is basically an alias for wq . Place the following in your ~/.vimrc file: command! Wq wq For more help see: :h :command You can also use ZZ which is the same as :wq<CR> Ingo Karkat Though abbreviations suggest themselves for this ( :cnoreabbrev Wk wk ), their main disadvantage is that they are also applied in other

Is it possible to assign a global hotkey to a specific feature in an Adobe AIR app, i.e. the app feature responds to the hotkey whether the app is active or not (it must be running of course, but only in the system tray). I don't this it's possible with Adobe AIR itself. The only method I can think of: Install 3rd party hotkey application (like AutoHotkey or HotKeyBind ) Configure hotkey application to make CTRL+ALT+Q to launch " c:\programs\thvo42\coolapp.exe --hotkey q " In your AIR application, register for the NativeApplication.invoke event, and watch for arguments like '--hotkey q' to