... a view from the default view for the table dv = dt.DefaultView; dv.Sort = "CustomerID"; // Bind the view tothe grid findDataGrid.DataSource = dv; // Get the CurrencyManager for the DataView ... (CurrencyManager)findDataGrid.BindingContext[dv]; } private void findButton_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { if(findTextBox .Text != "") { // Find the customer int i = dv.Find(findTextBox .Text) ; if(i < 0) ... specified either by setting the ApplyDefaultSort property of the DataView to true or by setting the Sort property explicitly; otherwise, an exception is thrown The case sensitivity of the search...
... characters $ To end of the line count$ To end of the line count-1 lines downward Tothe first character of the line countfchar Tothe countth occurrence of char tothe right We can combine operators ... open btrees.textile, find the first line that starts with References, then position the cursor there The :cd directory command lets you change the directory Vim resolves relative paths to So if ... character change to Visual mode with v, then move the cursor as normal using the h,j,k,l keys For example, to select the current character and the three that follow hit v, then 3l To select the current...
... Chapter The vi TextEditor UNIX has a number of editors that can process the contents of text files, whether those files contain data, source code, or sentences There are line editors, such ... appears to overwrite the existing text on the line screen editorThe insertion appears to have overwritten existing text ESC After you have finished inserting text, press ESC to end the insert ... w tothe place you want the edit to begin cw Give the change word command The end of thetextto be changed will be marked with a $ (dollar sign) a screen Type in the replacement text, and then...
... moves the cursor from anywhere on the screen tothe first, or "home," line M moves tothe middle line, L tothe last To move tothe line below the first line, use 2H Keystrokes Results L Move tothe ... of the screen with the L command 2H Move tothe second line of the screen with the 2H command (H alone moves tothe top line of the screen.) 3.1.5 Movement by Line Within the current screen there ... also display the current line number on the bottom of the screen The command CTRL-G causes the following to be displayed at the bottom of your screen: the current line number, the total number...
... returns tothe UNIX prompt) :wq Both writes the file and quits theeditorThe write happens unconditionally, even if the file was not changed :x Both writes the file and quits (exits) theeditorThe ... 224 into buffer a Next you would move with :e tothe file where you want to put these lines Place the cursor on the line where you want to put the yanked lines Then type: :pu a to put the contents ... want) The number stands for the top of the file (imaginary line 0) is equivalent to 1-, and both allow you to move or copy lines tothe very start of a file, before the first line of existing text...
... \(.*\) to save text on the line into the first hold buffer, but only until you find - Then use \(.*\) to save the rest of the line into the second hold buffer Restore the saved portions of the ... use \(.*\) to save all thetext on the line, but only up until one or more spaces at the end of the line Restore the saved text without the spaces The substitutions in this example and the previous ... file to uppercase: :%s/.*/\U&/ or: :%s/./\U&/g The \U flag at the start of the replacement string tells vi to change the replacement to uppercase The & character replays thetext matched by the...
... currently editing You then switch tothe window where you wish to edit the next file, and instruct theeditorto start editing the file there Each editor provides vi and ex commands to switch back and ... the beginning of the word The cursor might be in the middle of the word, so you want to move tothe beginning with the b command But if the cursor were already at the beginning of the word, the ... don't want to remove the parentheses (for example, if they're being used correctly), then don't use the map command: press n instead to find the next open parenthesis You could also modify the map...
... underlined textto view the topic that describes that text Double-clicking button simulates a ^T keystroke, taking you back to where you did the last tag lookup 10.6.3 The Toolbar The X11 interface ... make(1), capture the errors from your compiler, and automatically move tothe lines containing the errors You can then fix the errors and re-run make, all from within theeditor Syntax highlighting ... resuming) theeditor in between compiles elvis, vim, and vile all provide facilities that allow you to stay within theeditor while compiling your program Furthermore, they capture the compiler's...
... go to nth window Otherwise, move to window above the current one If in the top window, move tothe bottom one Move the cursor tothe top window Move the cursor tothe bottom window Go tothe ... unique to vim, but many were inspired by other vi clones The goal has always been to provide the best for the user Today vim is one of the most full-featured of the vi-style editors anywhere The ... ^B or HOME to move the cursor tothe beginning of the command line, and ^E or END to move tothe end of the command line The control key versions should always work The behavior of the ESC character...
... Flip the case of the selected text o, O Move tothe other end of the highlighted text o moves from the start of the highlighted area to end, and vice versa O in block mode moves tothe other ... possible to select the entire buffer by clicking the left button at the beginning of the pane showing the beginning of the buffer and then clicking the right button in the pane showing the end of the ... move about in the buffer Note, however, that the customary fashion varies from toolkit to toolkit In the Athena and "No Toolkit" version, the middle mouse button may be used to drag the "thumb"...
... in the way you highlight thetext you want to operate on It uses the "quoted motion" command, q You enter q at the beginning of the region, any other vi motions to get tothe opposite end of the ... all thetext between the end points and enter insert mode For a rectangular region, prompt for thetextto fill the lines ^A u Change the case of the region to all uppercase ^A l Change the case ... into theeditorThe association between command characters and what they is built into the code For example, the x key deletes characters, and the i key enters insert mode Without resorting to...
... moves the pointer tothe scrollbar, origin moves the pointer tothe upper left corner, and corners moves it tothe corners furthest from and nearest tothe current cursor position This forces the ... probably in the wrong directory Enter :q to quit Then check to see that you are in the correct directory for that file (enter pwd at the UNIX prompt) If you are in the right directory, check the list ... commands Press the CAPS LOCK key again to return to lowercase, press ESC to ensure that you are in command mode, then type either U to restore the last line changed or u to undo the last command...
... relevant tothe initial shear of the material, to allow the feed screw to rotate, and also to ensure that further material will collapse from the hopper outlet in order to continue the supply ... Firstly, the inclination of the screw face tothe horizontal, on which the material has to slip to move forward, is lowered The consequences of reducing the slope of the face angle of the screw ... tend to be agitated to a fluid condition as the amount in the casing reduces to allow substantial dilatation This fluid product falls back into the inlet region as the screw slows to a stop At the...
... < +∞ The same line of proof works for the integral transforms (2.12), (2.13), (2.14) Therefore, it suffices to prove the factorization identities for these transforms We now prove the factorization ... for the Hartley transforms The nice idea of generalized convolution focuses on the factorization identity We now deal with the concept of convolutions Let U1 , U2 , U3 be the linear spaces on the ... Calculating the coefficients in the right sides of two last identities, we get (2.1), and (2.2) The theorem is proved Remark 2.1 Different from the Fourier and the Fourier inverse transforms, the Hartley...
... Lab A: Adding Documents tothe Workspace To prepare for the lab • Review the scenarios that are used in the lab iii iv Module 4: Adding Documents tothe Workspace Module Strategy Use the following ... the Workspace To add a new document tothe workspace, create the document by using Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, and then use the Save command on the File menu to add the document tothe appropriate ... using the Add a New Document command Demonstrate how to use the dashboard site to add a Word document tothe workspace To add a document tothe workspace by using the dashboard site: On the dashboard...
... use the guide lines displayed by the Designer to help align controls Add a second Label tothe form Place it tothe right of the TextBox Add another TextBox to MemberForm and position it tothe ... right of the GroupBox control 15 From the Toolbox, drag a Button control and place it near the bottom on the lower-left side of MemberForm 16 Add another Button control tothe bottom of the form, ... each other, tothe GroupBox You might need to make the GroupBox bigger to accommodate them 14 From the Toolbox, drag a CheckedListBox control and place it under the second Label and tothe right...
... substitution; MS ⁄ MS will then show the substituent positions of different isomers A problem for MS ⁄ MS of either the peptides for the bottom-up approach or of the proteins for the top-down approach ... Huntington’s disease, and 4-halohydroxyanthranilates have been found to be specific and potent HAD inhibitors To check for covalent modifications of the enzyme, the effect of the inhibitor on the ... mass spectrum of the isolated chloroplast proteins from A thaliana (top) The 20 211.3 Da 19+ ions (< 10% abundance) were subjected to top-down MS ⁄ MS to yield the CAD spectrum (bottom), which is...
... describes the flow transactions of two simplified economies which together comprise the whole world The top part of the matrix represents the standard NIPA accounts; the bottom part represents the ... in the matrix by multiplying the relevant $ denominated entries in the $ section by the exchange rate (xr) in the central column The matrix defines every variable to be used in the model but these ... relation tothe main conclusions of this paper 3 Imports into one country are all the exports from the other and vice versa Bills issued by each government may be purchased by the residents of either...
... as the roots of the DAG As a starting point, only the roots of the DAG are displayed tothe user Figure shows the five roots for the ‘asthma’ query Exploration process The user selects one of the ... of the entailment graph for ‘asthma’ (top), and its conversion to a DAG (bottom) Figure 4: The roots of the entailment graph for the ‘asthma’ query 3.2 Exploration Scheme The objective of the ... more specific topic than the current query The user proceeds in the exploration of the document set by selecting specific documents (to read them) or by selecting specific facets, to refine the result...
... vector in table The problem with the resulting extremely sparse matrix is that most vectors are either orthogonal to each other or duplicates of some other vector, with the consequence that the ... from the centroid of its closest cluster, and to assign the differential vector tothe most appropriate other cluster This process can be repeated until the length of the differential vector falls ... simply compute the similarities between all pairs of rows using a vector similarity measure such as the cosine coefficient and then cluster the words according to these similarities The expectation...