I'm having trouble figuring out the basic multi-line text field stuff in GTK+3. I was hoping someone could help me out with a simple example with no css formatting. I've done some googling and haven't found anything which I wouldn't have to deconstruct to get at the answer. Thanks.
Alright, I figured out how to do it.
GtkTextBuffer *textBufferName = gtk_text_buffer_new(NULL);
GtkWidget *widgetName = gtk_text_view_new_with_buffer(textBufferName);
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Good morning everyone, I'm updating a documentation and I'm trying to add icons using fonts.
I've reached the point where if I type:
.. rst-class:: n-icons n-face
the icon will correctly display within my docs.
I'm now trying to combine this syntax with the substitution syntax so it can be retrieved with a simple placeholder (e.g. |n-face|)
Unfortunately the following syntax is not valid:
.. |nu-face| rst-class:: n-icons n-face
If anyone have any clue how to achieve this (even using other methods) I'll be super thankful. :)
i'm trying to insert an image into my gitbook themed bookdown book, but it doesn't seem to be working. I've used the code: knitr::include_graphics("https://i.imgur.com/uy6ePN0.png"). However, instead of putting in my image, it instead shows me the attached screenshot. Am I doing this wrong?
Not sure what's going on there (you may want to include a larger code snippet), but since you are not doing anything special, simple Markdown syntax should do:
Is there a way to set R markdown so that the chunk name does not get included with the figure caption.
Below is an example. I would like to use "Figure Caption" as the caption instead of "chunkname Figure Caption". I just want to use chunkname as a reference for navigating through the markdown file when editing.
```{r chunkname, fig.cap="Figure Caption"}
knitr::include_graphics("image.png")
```
I was using blogdown. The error was caused by using an underscore in the chunk name.
https://github.com/rstudio/bookdown/issues/336
I'm not sure what the proper etiquette on this site is. Should I remove this post?
Not exactly sure what your other code looks like in the Rmarkdown file, but that is not how Rmarkdown normally works, when I use your Code, I get the outcome you are wanting
I've gone through every fix online I'm pretty sure but I just can't seem to get this to work. I'm trying to have <#include virtual="footer.ssi" but not matter what it doesn't work.
footer.ssi and the page are in the same place
I really have no clue how to fix this issue but I can't get ANY server sides to show up on any of my pages so I know it's on my end. If anyone has any thoughts they're greatly appreciated!
I believe your code should be this: <!--#include virtual="footer.ssi" -->, this is what I use on my website, and it works perfectly!
See this reference: Html Goodies, and scroll down to The File Argument section.
I have the following LaTeX code which has some custom macro's and environments which i would like to exclude from flyspell.
Some normal text
\begin{customenv}
Please dont flyspell-this
\end{customenv}
again some normal text (please flyspell this) and some \customcode{dont-flyspell-this}.
I know I need to write a function to pass to flyspell-mode-predicate but I'm haveing some trouble getting it to work for both the \customcode and the \begin{customenv} and \end{customenv}.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Update:
It seems i can set the following:
(setq flyspell-tex-command-regexp
"\\(\\((\\(begin\\|end\\)[ \t]*{\\|\\(cite[a-z*]*\\|label\\|ref\\|eqref\\|usepackage\\|documentclass\\|customcode\\)[ \t]*\\(\\[[^]]*\\]\\)?{[^{}]*\\)\\|\\\\begin{\\(customenv[1-9]*\\)}\\(.\\|\n\\)*\\\\end{\\(customenv[1-9]*\\)}\\)")
This seems to work for the \customcode{stuff} but it still doesn't skip the text in customenv