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I'm using Eclimd for completion. it generates a lot of helpful info about function, but in 1-line preview window it looks messy. (same window uses by omni-completion) So: Is there any way to change default preview window height? Make preview-popup instead of preview-window? I am facing problems with 'previewheight' too so I came up with the following work around: set previewheight=50 au BufEnter ?* call PreviewHeightWorkAround() func PreviewHeightWorkAround() if &previewwindow exec 'setlocal winheight='.&previewheight endif endfunc You can change the default height of the preview window by

Videos, Spreadsheets and Docs support previewing their content in Drive. I'm developing a Google Drive application and I'd like it to support previewing its contents so are there any api's in Google drive to set the preview thumbnail image or embedding in it something? For example in video clicking preview it shows the video in a player and previewing an image or spreadsheet shows a snapshot of it. This is not currently possible, but something we want to provide with the API. It is not so straighforward as it sounds, as there are issues with versions, sharing, etc. 来源： https://stackoverflow

I have a litte problem with a tutorial that I follow. I want to make a android application with a camera preview, but until now I haven't found any good tutorial that show how to do it. Here is the link The tutorial I'm not quite shure if I can use the "camera with intent" insted of the "camera preveiew" ? What do I do. Thanks :) Below Tutorials will help you. http://www.vogella.com/articles/AndroidCamera/article.html http://developer.android.com/resources/samples/ApiDemos/src/com/example/android/apis/graphics/CameraPreview.html Call inbuilt camera intent to have picture. public class demo

We would like to process 120 fps (or 60fps) camera preview data using Neon assembly or GPU shaders to perform a simple image processing operation (eg 3x3 convolution). We are NOT interested in displaying the image on the screen so the camera data should go directly to a SurfaceTexture. We thought we could do this using Camera2 API on a Nexus 5 using CameraConstrainedHighSpeedCaptureSession but have been unsuccessful. There is no currently functional code on the internet (at least the part we have scraped) that allows this and yet it seems probable that the functionality exists. The best

I want to take the information typed into a text field and display it in a paragraph elsewhere on the page. Basically, exactly what is happening below as I'm type this (go to post a question and start typing in the main text box and you'll see what I mean). Any idea how to do this? The page has so much JavaScript on it I can't find how they did it. I think you are looking for this. Here is how your html should look like: <textarea id="txt" style="width:600px; height:200px;"></textarea> <p id="preview"></p> And jQuery: $(function(){ $('#txt').keyup(function(){ $('#preview').text($(this).val());

My application needs to capture some pictures of a given size (lets say WxH) in a portrait orientation mode. In a general case the size WxH I want is not supported by the camera therefore I will need to crop the captured picture in order to match my specifications. This apparently simple program is driving me crazy for the problem of "good" corrispondence among preview and picture sizes and format. Let me explain: I need a format (let's give some numbers: 800x600) for the output image, and I have to take pictures in a portrait screen orientation. My camera by default is in Landscape mode

The below is my Android camera parameter printed using flaten(). I use Surface view and open my camera manually by using camera.open(). I set camera.paramter using setParameter(). -max=30;zoom=0;taking-picture-zoom=0;zoom-supported=true;sharpness-min=0;sharpness=10;contrast=5;whitebalance=auto;jpeg-quality=100;preview-format-values=yuv420sp;jpeg-thumbnail-quality=75;preview-format=yuv420sp;preview-size=576x432;focal-length=4.92;iso=auto;meter-mode=meter-center;front-camera-mode=mirror;flash-mode-values=off,auto,on,torch;preview-frame-rate-values=15;preview-frame-rate=15;focus-mode-values=auto