sliding

I'm trying to generate a sliding window function in Python. I figured out how to do it but not all inside the function. itertools, yield, and iter() are entirely new to me. i want to input a='abcdefg' b=window(a,3) print b ['abc','bcd','cde','def','efg'] the way i got it work was def window(fseq, window_size=5): import itertools tentative=[] final=[] iteration=iter(fseq) value=tuple(itertools.islice(iteration,window_size)) if len(value) == window_size: yield value for element in iteration: value = value[1:] + (element,) yield value a='abcdefg' result=window(a) list1=[] for k in result: list1

I'm trying to implement a way to animate (translate, fade) controls around (more than one at the same time possibly) elegantly. For example, lets say I had a picture in the top left corner, and a textbox in the bottom right corner, I'd like to be able to have them smoothly slide across the window and switch places. I've been working for awhile but have not come up with anything that achieves this smoothly or easily. Nathan Baulch Check out the dot-net-transitions project on Google Code. There's now a clone on Github here. It's also available on nuget as dot-net-transitions . It supports a

I want an example of tab like this I searched but just got this. viewpageindicator I couldn't use this source. Can someone tell me another example of tab with sliding option. I think the viewpageindicator is not the same as google plays tabs. cause when i'm scrolling in google plays page the line below tabs moves while scrolling, But in viewpageindicator it's not. Thank you This article ( Android Material Design working with Tabs ) published on September 13, 2015 guides you through creating tab pages. For example, creating Fixed Tabs Fixed tabs should be used when you have limited number of

Hi I followed a tutorial: http://css-tricks.com/slide-in-as-you-scroll-down-boxes/ It is working just fine, however, when an element is already in viewport (like if the browser is small and the page is loaded), then the jQuery doesn't add the CLASS to transition until AFTER scroll. Is there a way to check if an element is already in viewport on load and then add a class of 'already-viewed?' Try var viewed = Array.prototype.map.call(document.querySelectorAll("body *") , function (el, i) { return (el.getBoundingClientRect().bottom <= window.innerHeight && el.getBoundingClientRect().left <=

Is there a sliding (animated) panel component for Delphi? For instance it can be found in Raize Components (a left panel with a "Hot Spot" or hide/show button). I need not a resizeable panel but a panel that can slide horizontally and smoothly from the left to the right + that has a hide/show button (it's not a big deal if without that button). Thanks! Try NLDSideBar , a container component written by myself that is collapsable and aligned along the left or right side of its parent. Interface: property Align: TSideBarAlign default alLeft; property AutoHide: Boolean default False; property Hint

I need for a div tag to slide out on the right side of the screen, how do I get this effect with jQuery? I've been looking here: http://api.jquery.com/category/effects/sliding/ and it doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for... If you're willing to include the jQuery UI library, in addition to jQuery itself, then you can simply use hide() , with additional arguments , as follows: $(document).ready( function(){ $('#slider').click( function(){ $(this).hide('slide',{direction:'right'},1000); }); }); JS Fiddle demo . Without using jQuery UI, you could achieve your aim just using animate() : $