alignment

问题 I want to generate something like this - the alignment of the nodes is the important thing, not the angle of the edges: +--------------+ | | +--------------+ | | V V +-----+ +-----+ <--- alignment at top | | | | | |->| | | | | | +-----+ | | | | | V | | +-----+ | | | | | | | |->| | | | | | +-----+ +-----+ <--- alignment at bottom | | V V +--------------+ | | +--------------+ The best I've been able to come up with is to stick the two left nodes into a cluster subgraph with a white (=>

问题 Im looking to align the following array of colours as precisely as possible. After searching & trying many solutions suggested on Stackoverflow, the pusher.color library has the best solution, however, it too is far from perfect. I would like to hear solutions on how we can align them perfectly. JSFIDDLE LINK : http://jsfiddle.net/dxux7y3e/ Code: var coloursArray=['#FFE9E9','#B85958','#FFB1AE','#FFC2BF','#C55E58','#FFC7C4','#FF9A94','#FF9D96','#FA9790','#A78B88','#A78B88','#CE675B','#DB8073',

问题 I'm editing the documentation for a project of mine using Sphinx, which in turn uses reStructuredText as markup language. I have a simple table (as opposed to grid table ) in which the rightmost column reports contains numbers that I would like to right-align, but I couldn't find how to achieve that. ============ ===================== Event Score variation ============ ===================== Event 1 +100 Event 2 -25 Event 3 -400 ============ ===================== I would be happy to switch to

问题 I'm editing the documentation for a project of mine using Sphinx, which in turn uses reStructuredText as markup language. I have a simple table (as opposed to grid table ) in which the rightmost column reports contains numbers that I would like to right-align, but I couldn't find how to achieve that. ============ ===================== Event Score variation ============ ===================== Event 1 +100 Event 2 -25 Event 3 -400 ============ ===================== I would be happy to switch to

问题 I'm editing the documentation for a project of mine using Sphinx, which in turn uses reStructuredText as markup language. I have a simple table (as opposed to grid table ) in which the rightmost column reports contains numbers that I would like to right-align, but I couldn't find how to achieve that. ============ ===================== Event Score variation ============ ===================== Event 1 +100 Event 2 -25 Event 3 -400 ============ ===================== I would be happy to switch to

问题 I'm editing the documentation for a project of mine using Sphinx, which in turn uses reStructuredText as markup language. I have a simple table (as opposed to grid table ) in which the rightmost column reports contains numbers that I would like to right-align, but I couldn't find how to achieve that. ============ ===================== Event Score variation ============ ===================== Event 1 +100 Event 2 -25 Event 3 -400 ============ ===================== I would be happy to switch to

问题 From this question it turned out that in some cases it might be desirable to align a subplot relative to another's plot axes coordinates. If you check the gnuplot documentation, you will find that labels, arrows, objects (rectangles, polygons, circles, ...) can be positioned in different coordinate systems, i.e. axes, graph and screen (see help coordinates ). Subplots in a multiplot environment, however, (as far as I know) can only be aligned and sized relative to the screen, see help origin

问题 For the pagination I'd like to use a horizontal alignment of elements looking like this: |<first page> | <previous page> | page X of N | <next page> | <last page>| The element page X of N should always stay in the middle of the whole line, even if one of the other elements is missing . E.g. |<first page> | <previous page> | page N of N | The floating elements should always be attached directly to the element in the centre. My approach looks like this (last row of a search results table): <tr

问题 For the pagination I'd like to use a horizontal alignment of elements looking like this: |<first page> | <previous page> | page X of N | <next page> | <last page>| The element page X of N should always stay in the middle of the whole line, even if one of the other elements is missing . E.g. |<first page> | <previous page> | page N of N | The floating elements should always be attached directly to the element in the centre. My approach looks like this (last row of a search results table): <tr

问题 Is there a way in C/C++ to cast a char array to an int at any position? I tried the following, bit it automatically aligns to the nearest 32 bits (on a 32 bit architecture) if I try to use pointer arithmetic with non-const offsets: unsigned char data[8]; data[0] = 0; data[1] = 1; ... data[7] = 7; int32_t p = 3; int32_t d1 = *((int*)(data+3)); // = 0x03040506 CORRECT int32_t d2 = *((int*)(data+p)); // = 0x00010203 WRONG Update: As stated in the comments the input comes in tuples of 3 and I