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Got a question about printing Integers with thousands/millions separator. I got a Textfile where i got Country, City,Total Population. I have to read in the File, and sort by country. If country is eual, i have to sort descending by population. Textfile is like: Australia........Sydney.........10.123.456 Brazil...........Sao Paulo.......7.123.345 I read all 3 into a seperated string. Then i erase all "." in the population string. Then i use atoi() to cast the population string to an integer. Now i can sort by population if country is equal. This sort works correctly. So far so good. But i need

I've seen this question asked some other times on the site, but no one couldn't get any answer. Is there any way to customize the appearance of the divider in the dropdown showing when using an AutocompleteTextview in android? It's pretty easy for a ListView, but using only an ArrayAdapter for the autocompletetextview, is there any way to customize the divider. (Not the textview, I already know doing that) Im not sure how you can do it for single AutoCompleteTextView but I know how to set it for the whole application. This should also help you :) <style name="MyTheme" parent="AppTheme"> <item

I have UITableView in my application. Attributes: TableStyle = Plain, SeperatorStyle = single and SeperatorColor = black What I want to do is that, I want to put a image (which a small strip), as separator for the table. Please help me. Regards, Pratik So, usually with an iPhone table, you should just use one of the built in styles: http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/documentation/UIKit/Reference/UITableView_Class/Reference/Reference.html#//apple_ref/occ/instp/UITableView/separatorStyle As an iPhone developer who has been down this road, I suggest you avoid images wherever possible, and

I have a TableLayout that is created programmatically in an Android project. I keep adding TableRows as long as there are more rows fetched from the database. Now I want to add separating lines, like a border, between the TableRows. In my other TableLayout that I created statically from XML I used a View as a separator, style with a style.xml. I tried adding a View to the tablelayout like so: View v=new View(this); v.setLayoutParams(new LayoutParams( LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT)); v.setBackgroundResource(R.drawable.rowseparator_shape); tr.addView(mTvDate); tr.addView

Sorry for this stupid question, searched but not confident is the right answer is found, so the default separator is only space for awk? Here's a pragmatic summary that applies to all major Awk implementations : GNU Awk ( gawk ) - the default awk in some Linux distros Mawk ( mawk ) - the default awk in some Linux distros (e.g., earlier versions of Ubuntu crysman reports that version 19.04 now comes with GNU Awk - see his comment below. ) BSD Awk - a.k.a. BWK Awk - the default awk on BSD-like platforms, including OSX On Linux, awk -W version will tell you which implementation the default awk is

I'm currently making a menu for my app, using a DrawerLayout and an ArrayAdapter subclass to achieve something looking like Facebook's drawer menu. I currently have no problems creating the list, but now that it looks good, i'd like to add separators between different kind of options (i.e. user-related and application-related options) and a search bar on top of the menu. The code of my current ArrayAdaptor subclass is as following : public class DrawerMenuAdapter extends ArrayAdapter<String>{ private Context context; private String[] values; private int resId; public DrawerMenuAdapter(Context

I have a method which returns numbers like this: public decimal GetNumber() { return 250.00m; } Now when this value is printed to the console for example, it has a comma (250,00) instead of a point (250.00). I always want a point here, what am I doing wrong? decimal itself doesn't have formatting - it has neither a comma nor a dot. It's when you convert it to a string that you'll get that. You can make sure you get a dot by specifying the invariant culture: using System; using System.Globalization; using System.Threading; class Test { static void Main() { Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture =

I made a custom UITableViewCell in IB, but for some reason, despite the single line option for separator being selected, there are no separator lines on my table. Has this happened to any of you before? What gives? Thanks! Is the UITableViewCell in IB associated with a UITableViewCell subclass that overrides drawRect: ? If so, make sure you are calling the super implementation, as that's what draws the line at the bottom. If you are overriding layoutSubviews make sure no views are obscuring the bottom of the cell. Just a heads up even though this is an old post: If you are using the simulator