abbreviation

How to get the Time Zone Abbreviation like IST (India Standard Time), ET (Eastern Time) and all. I have used the below code to get the time zone information in android, Option 1: String mobileTimeZone = Calendar.getInstance().getTimeZone() .getDisplayName(false, TimeZone.SHORT); I chosen different time zone and the output as follows, GMT+13:00 GMT+00:00 But when settings some of the time zone it gives me the proper abbreviation code as output which is below, EST And also I tried the below code which gives the full description of timezone. Option 2: String mobileTimeZone = Calendar.getInstance(

I was wondering if it is possible to abbreviate only a portion of a string in a TextView. What I would like to do is something like this: Element with short title (X) Element with a very lo...(X) The title should be ellipsized, but the X must be always visible. In my case, is not possible to use more than one TextView. Do you think there is a simple way of doing this? Thanks! I really needed a clean solution for a project so after searching around and not finding any solutions I felt I liked, I took some time to write this up. Here is an implementation of a TextView with enhanced ellipsis

I'm working with a dataframe that has really long names that is more than 25 characters. I'm trying to make a bar graph (with plotly) with all of these organizations name, but the names get cut off because they're super long. I've already tried to the margins like the following: plot_ly(x = number, y = org_name, type = 'bar') %>% layout(margin = list(l = 150)) It works but the bar graph doesn't look nice so the alternative I'm trying to do is abbreviate any organization's name that are longer than 25 characters. However, I'm having a hard time doing so. One way I tried to abbreviate it is to

Should a method that returns an XML stream be called public Stream getXmlStream(); or instead public Stream getXMLStream(); What's your opinion about that? What's considered best practice? There is no one correct answer. This wiki extract is helpful: Programming identifiers often need to contain acronyms and initialisms which are already in upper case, such as "old HTML file". By analogy with the title case rules, the natural camel case rendering would have the abbreviation all in upper case, namely "oldHTMLFile". However, this approach is problematic when two acronyms occur together (e.g.,

I have written this piece of code that splits a string and stores it in a string array:- String[] sSentence = sResult.split("[a-z]\\.\\s+"); However, I've added the [a-z] because I wanted to deal with some of the abbreviation problem. But then my result shows up as so:- Furthermore when Everett tried to instruct them in basic mathematics they proved unresponsiv I see that I lose the pattern specified in the split function. It's okay for me to lose the period, but losing the last letter of the word disturbs its meaning. Could someone help me with this, and in addition, could someone help me