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Basically it should be comparable to jquery-ui tabs, without the tabs (on top) but with navigation buttons (below) instead (first, prev, next, last). Do you know of such a plugin?
I googled around a bit, could not find anything. It shouldn't be too hard to write myself but it's better to copy something good than too implement something bad.
have you tried this? http://plugins.jquery.com/project/pagination
dr - how about this one: http://rikrikrik.com/jquery/pager/
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Everyone knows leet code website has many tags like:
array,linked list,...etc
if you want do some practice about array or tree you can just go
https://leetcode.com/tag/array/
https://leetcode.com/tag/tree/
so my question is diretly simple
How many kinds of tags are there in leet code?
Can anyone give me a link that can see all tags in leetcode?
In Leetcode problem page, you can choose the tag for problems. Leetcode Link
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Could you point me to to a tutorial or code example for processing text strings in Swift? Like searching strings with patterns, exploding/splitting string on a separator?
I don't think you are going to find RegEx luke stuff, but here are a couple of resources:
http://www.learnswiftonline.com/reference-guides/string-reference-guide-for-swift/
http://oleb.net/blog/2014/07/swift-strings/
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In my application I would like to use multiline text component, which shows line numbers on the left (like most of modern IDE's and text redactors do).
Are there any ready solutions for that? If not, I'd like to get some hints of how to implement it.
Take a look at this:
https://github.com/TomasMikula/RichTextFX
This is an ready to use RichTextArea.
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I'm looking for an algorithm that can tell me where are the eye(s) looking at on a photo/webcam realtime feed.
I've already searched a lot but I don't want to start with a lot of complexity right now.
It's just for fun. My idea it's to have some method that receives an image and returns a coordinate with the place that the user is looking (on the computer screen).
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Is there a jdoc/pydoc/rdoc style inline documentation system for bash?
I have a library of bash functions that could really use some nice inline docs that I can convert to HTML for easy reading.
Ask and ye shall receive. Also, see the Google search since it looks like there may be more than one that use the name "bashdoc"
I think your best bet is man pages, and man2html.