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SChartLegendStyle Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | NSCopying |
| Declared in | SChartLegendStyle.h |
| Availability | Standard Premium |
| Related samples |
Overview
Manages the appearance of the legend on the chart. The legend is an instance of SChartLegend
.
Tasks
Styling Properties
-
font
The font used for the series titles.
property -
fontColor
The color of the text used to display the series titles.
property -
textAlignment
The alignment of the series titles.
property -
titleFont
The font for the legend title.
property -
titleFontColor
The color for the legend title text.
property -
marginWidth
The amount of padding around the inside perimeter of the legend, in points.
property -
borderColor
The color of the border line of the legend.
property -
borderWidth
The width of the legend border in points.
property -
cornerRadius
The radius of the corners of the legend view.
property -
symbolCornerRadius
The radius of the corners of the legend symbols.
property -
showSymbols
Defines whether symbols will be shown in the legend.
property -
symbolAlignment
The alignment of the symbols in the legend.
property -
orientation
The layout of the series within the legend.
property -
areaColor
The color of the background of the legend.
property -
horizontalPadding
The horizontal padding between the symbol and the label representing a chart series in the legend, and also between different series within a row.
property -
verticalPadding
The vertical padding between rows in the legend.
property -
– supplementStyleFromStyle:
Updates this style object using the configuration of the passed in style.
Properties
areaColor
The color of the background of the legend.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIColor *areaColor
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
borderColor
The color of the border line of the legend.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIColor *borderColor
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
borderWidth
The width of the legend border in points.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *borderWidth
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
cornerRadius
The radius of the corners of the legend view.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *cornerRadius
Discussion
Setting a radius of 0
will draw square corners.
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
font
The font used for the series titles.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIFont *font
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
fontColor
The color of the text used to display the series titles.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIColor *fontColor
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
horizontalPadding
The horizontal padding between the symbol and the label representing a chart series in the legend, and also between different series within a row.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *horizontalPadding
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
marginWidth
The amount of padding around the inside perimeter of the legend, in points.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *marginWidth
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
orientation
The layout of the series within the legend.
@property (nonatomic) SChartLegendOrientation orientation
Discussion
The options available are:
- SChartLegendOrientationVertical: Configures the layout of the series within the legend to be vertical i.e legend entries are placed from top to bottom.
- SChartLegendOrientationHorizontal: Configures the layout of the series within the legend to be horizontal i.e. legend entries are placed from left to right, wrapping if they reach the edge of the legend
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
showSymbols
Defines whether symbols will be shown in the legend.
@property (nonatomic) BOOL showSymbols
Discussion
By default, this property is set to YES
(symbols will be shown). Symbols are collected from each of the chart series using the SChartLegendItem
protocol. If this is set to NO
, each chart series will be represented in the legend by a text label only.
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
symbolAlignment
The alignment of the symbols in the legend.
@property (nonatomic) SChartSeriesLegendSymbolAlignment symbolAlignment
Discussion
The options available are:
- SChartSeriesLegendAlignSymbolsLeft: Configures the symbols in the legend to be placed to the left of the series name.
- SChartSeriesLegendAlignSymbolsRight: Configures the symbols in the legend to be placed to the right of the series name.
If showSymbols
is set to NO
, this property will have no effect.
See Also
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
symbolCornerRadius
The radius of the corners of the legend symbols.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *symbolCornerRadius
Discussion
Setting a radius of 0
will draw square corners.
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
textAlignment
The alignment of the series titles.
@property (nonatomic) NSTextAlignment textAlignment
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h
titleFont
The font for the legend title.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIFont *titleFont
Declared In
SChartLegendStyle.h


API Level: 17
Android 4.2 (JELLY_BEAN_MR1
)
is an update to the Jelly Bean release that offers new features for users and app
developers. This document provides an introduction to the most notable and
useful new APIs for developers.
As an app developer, you should download the Android 4.2 system image and SDK platform from the SDK Manager as soon as possible. If you don’t have a device running Android 4.2 on which to test your app, use the Android 4.2 system image to test your app on the Android emulator. Then build your apps against the Android 4.2 platform to begin using the latest APIs.
Declare your app API Level
To better optimize your app for devices running Android 4.2,
you should set your targetSdkVersion
to
"17"
, install it on an Android 4.2 system image,
test it, then publish an update with this change.
You
can use APIs in Android 4.2 while also supporting older versions by adding
conditions to your code that check for the system API level before executing
APIs not supported by your minSdkVersion
.
To learn more about
maintaining backward-compatibility, read Creating Backward-Compatible
UIs.
More information about how API levels work is available in What is API Level?
Important Behavior Changes
If you have previously published an app for Android, be aware of the following changes that might affect your app’s behavior:
- Content providers are no longer exported by default. That is, the default value
for the
android:exported
attribute is now“false"
. If it’s important that other apps be able to access your content provider, you must now explicitly setandroid:exported="true"
.This change takes effect only if you set either
android:targetSdkVersion
orandroid:minSdkVersion
to 17 or higher. Otherwise, the default value is still“true"
even when running on Android 4.2 and higher. - Compared to previous versions of Android, user location results may be less accurate
if your app requests the
ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION
permission but does not request theACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
permission.To meet the privacy expectations of users when your app requests permission for coarse location (and not fine location), the system will not provide a user location estimate that’s more accurate than a city block.
- Some device settings defined by
Settings.System
are now read-only. If your app attempts to write changes to settings defined inSettings.System
that have moved toSettings.Global
, the write operation will silently fail when running on Android 4.2 and higher.Even if your value for
android:targetSdkVersion
andandroid:minSdkVersion
is lower than 17, your app is not able to modify the settings that have moved toSettings.Global
when running on Android 4.2 and higher. - If your app uses
WebView
, Android 4.2 adds an additional layer of security so you can more safely bind JavaScript to your Android code. If you set yourtargetSdkVersion
to 17 or higher, you must now add the@JavascriptInterface
annotation to any method that you want available to your JavaScript (the method must also be public). If you do not provide the annotation, the method is not accessible by a web page in yourWebView
when running on Android 4.2 or higher. If you set thetargetSdkVersion
to 16 or lower, the annotation is not required, but we recommend that you update your target version and add the annotation for additional security.Read more about binding JavaScript code to Android code.
Daydream
Daydream is a new interactive screensaver mode for Android devices. It activates automatically when the device is inserted into a dock or when the device is left idle while plugged in to a charger (instead of turning the screen off). Daydream displays one dream at a time, which may be a purely visual, passive display that dismisses upon touch, or may be interactive and responsive to the full suite of input events. Your dreams run in your app’s process and have full access to the Android UI toolkit, including views, layouts, and animations, so they are more flexible and powerful than either live wallpapers or app widgets.
You can create a dream for Daydream by implementing a subclass of DreamService
. The DreamService
APIs are
designed to be similar to those of Activity
. To specify the UI for your
dream, pass a layout resource ID or View
to setContentView()
at any point after you have
a window, such as from the onAttachedToWindow()
callback.
The DreamService
class provides other important lifecycle callback
methods on top of the base Service
APIs, such as onDreamingStarted()
, onDreamingStopped()
, and onDetachedFromWindow()
.
You cannot initiate a DreamService
from your
app—it is launched automatically by the system.
If your dream is interactive, you can start an activity from the dream to send the user into
your app’s full UI for more detail or control. You can use finish()
to end the dream so the user can see the
new Activity.
To make your daydream available to the system, declare your DreamService
with a <service>
element
in your manifest file. You must then include an intent filter with the action "android.service.dreams.DreamService"
. For example:
<service android:name=".MyDream" android:exported="true" android:icon="@drawable/dream_icon" android:label="@string/dream_label" > <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.service.dreams.DreamService" /> <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" /> </intent-filter> </service>
There are some other useful methods in DreamService
to be aware of:
setInteractive(boolean)
controls whether the dream receives input events or exits immediately upon user input. If the dream is interactive, the user may use the Back or Home buttons to exit the dream or you can callfinish()
to stop the dream.- If you want a fully immersive display, you can call
setFullscreen()
to hide the status bar. - Before Daydream starts, the display dims to signal to the user that the idle timeout
is approaching. Calling
setScreenBright(true)
allows you to instead set the display at its usual brightness.
For more information, see the DreamService
documentation.
Secondary Displays
Android now allows your app to display unique content on additional screens that are connected
to the user’s device over either a wired connection or Wi-Fi.
To create unique content for a secondary display, extend the Presentation
class and implement the onCreate()
callback. Within
onCreate()
, specify your UI for the secondary display
by calling setContentView()
.
As an extension of the Dialog
class, the Presentation
class provides the region in which your app can display a unique UI on the
secondary display.
To detect secondary displays where you can display your Presentation
,
use either the DisplayManager
or MediaRouter
APIs. While the DisplayManager
APIs allow you to enumerate
multiple displays that may be connected at once, you should usually use MediaRouter
instead to quickly access the system’s default display for
presentations.
To get the default display for your presentation, call MediaRouter.getSelectedRoute()
and pass it
ROUTE_TYPE_LIVE_VIDEO
. This returns a MediaRouter.RouteInfo
object that describes the system’s currently selected route
for video presentations. If the MediaRouter.RouteInfo
is not null, call
getPresentationDisplay()
to get the Display
representing the connected display.
You can then display your presentation by passing the Display
object
to a constructor for your Presentation
class. Your presentation will now
appear on the secondary display.
To detect at runtime when a new display has been connected, create an instance of MediaRouter.SimpleCallback
in which you implement the onRoutePresentationDisplayChanged()
callback method, which the system will call when a new
presentation display is connected. Then register the MediaRouter.SimpleCallback
by passing it to MediaRouter.addCallback()
along with the ROUTE_TYPE_LIVE_VIDEO
route type. When you receive a call to
onRoutePresentationDisplayChanged()
, simply call MediaRouter.getSelectedRoute()
as mentioned above.
To further optimize the UI in your Presentation
for
secondary screens, you can apply
a different theme by specifying the android:presentationTheme
attribute in the <style>
that you’ve
applied to your application or activity.
Keep in mind that screens connected to the user’s device often have a larger screen size and
likely a different screen density. Because the screen characteristics may different, you should
provide resources that are optimized specifically for such larger displays. If you need
to request additional resources from your Presentation
, call getContext()
.getResources()
to get the Resources
object corresponding to the display. This provides
the appropriate resources from your app that are best suited for the
secondary display's screen size and density.
For more information and some code samples, see the Presentation
class documentation.
Lockscreen Widgets
Android now allows users to add app widgets to the lock screen. To make your App Widget available for use on the
lock screen, add the android:widgetCategory
attribute to your XML file that specifies the AppWidgetProviderInfo
. This attribute supports two values: home_screen
and keyguard
. By default, the attribute is set to home_screen
so users can add your
app widget to the Home screen. If you want your app widget to be also available on the lock
screen, add the keyguard
value:
<appwidget-provider xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" ... android:widgetCategory="keyguard|home_screen"> </appwidget-provider>
You should also specify an initial layout for your app widget when on the lock screen with
the android:initialKeyguardLayout
attribute. This works the same way as the android:initialLayout
, in that it provides
a layout that can appear immediately until your app widget is initialized and able to update the
layout.
For more information about building app widgets for the lock screen, including to properly size your app widget when on the lock screen, see the App Widgets guide.
Multiple Users
Android now allows multiple user spaces on shareable devices such as tablets. Each user on a device has his or her own set of accounts, apps, system settings, files, and any other user-associated data.
As an app developer, there’s nothing different you need to do in order for your app to work properly with multiple users on a single device. Regardless of how many users may exist on a device, the data your app saves for a given user is kept separate from the data your app saves for other users. The system keeps track of which user data belongs to the user process in which your app is running and provides your app access to only that user’s data and does not allow access to other users’ data.
Saving data in a multi-user environment
Whenever your app saves user preferences, creates a database, or writes a file to the user’s internal or external storage space, that data is accessible only while running as that user.
To be certain that your app behaves properly in a multi-user environment, do not refer to your internal app directory or external storage location using hard-coded paths and instead always use the appropriate APIs:
- For access to internal storage, use
getFilesDir()
,getCacheDir()
, oropenFileOutput()
. - For access to external storage, use
getExternalFilesDir()
orgetExternalStoragePublicDirectory()
.
No matter which of these APIs you use to save data for a given user, the data will not be accessible while running as a different user. From your app’s point of view, each user is running on a completely separate device.
Identifying users in a multi-user environment
If your app wants to identify unique users such as to gather analytics or create other account
associations, you should follow the recommended practices for identifying
unique installations. By creating a new UUID
when your app starts for the
first time, you’re certain to obtain a unique ID for tracking each user, regardless of how many
users install your app on a single device. Alternatively, you can save a local token fetched from
your server or use the registrations ID provided by Google Cloud Messaging.
Beware that if your app requests one of the hardware device identifiers (such as the WiFi MAC
address, the SERIAL
number, or the ANDROID_ID
number), they will provide the same value for each
user because these identifiers are tied to the hardware and not the user. Not to mention the other
problems these identifiers introduce as discussed in the Identifying
App Installations blog post.
New Global Settings
The system settings have been updated to support multiple users with the addition of Settings.Global
. This collection of settings is similar to Settings.Secure
settings because they are read-only, but applies globally across
all user spaces on the device.
Several existing settings were relocated here from either Settings.System
or Settings.Secure
. If your app is
currently making changes to settings previously defined in Settings.System
(such as AIRPLANE_MODE_ON
), then you should expect that
doing so will no longer work on a device running Android 4.2 or higher if those settings were
moved to Settings.Global
. You can continue to read settings that are in
Settings.Global
, but because the settings are no longer considered safe
for apps to change, attempting to do so will fail silently and the system will write a warning to
the system log when running your app on Android 4.2 or higher.
RTL Layout Support
Android now offers several APIs that allow you to build user interfaces that gracefully transform layout orientation to support languages that use right-to-left (RTL) UIs and reading direction, such as Arabic and Hebrew.
To begin supporting RTL layouts in your app, set the android:supportsRtl
attribute to the <application>
element in your manifest file
and set it “true"
. Once you enable this, the system will enable various RTL APIs to
display your app with RTL layouts. For instance, the action bar will show the icon and title
on the right side and action buttons on the left, and any layouts you’ve created with the
framework-provided View
classes will also be reversed.
If you need to further optimize the appearance of your app when displayed with an RTL layout, there are two basic levels of optimization:
- Convert left- and right-oriented layout properties to start- and end-oriented layout
properties.
For example, use
android:layout_marginStart
in place ofandroid:layout_marginLeft
andandroid:layout_marginEnd
in place ofandroid:layout_marginRight
.The
RelativeLayout
class also provides the corresponding layout attributes to replace left/right positions, such asandroid:layout_alignParentStart
to replaceandroid:layout_alignParentLeft
andandroid:layout_toStartOf
instead ofandroid:layout_toLeftOf
. - Or to provide complete optimization for RTL layouts, you can provide entirely separate
layout files using the
ldrtl
resource qualifier (ldrtl
stands for layout-direction-right-to-left}). For example, you can save your default layout files inres/layout/
and your RTL optimized layouts inres/layout-ldrtl/
.The
ldrtl
qualifier is great for drawable resources, so that you can provide graphics that are oriented in the direction corresponding to the reading direction.
Various other APIs are available across the framework to support RTL layouts, such as in
the View
class so that you can implement the proper behaviors for custom
views and in Configuration
to query the current layout direction.
Note: If you are using SQlite and have tables or column names that are
“number only," be
careful: using String.format(String, Object...)
can lead to errors where the numbers
have been converted to their Arabic equivalents if your device has been set to the Arabic locale.
You must use String.format(Locale,String,Object...)
to ensure numbers are
preserved as ASCII. Also use String.format("%d", int)
instead of using
String.valueOf(int)
for
formatting numbers.
Nested Fragments
You can now embed fragments inside fragments. This is useful for a variety of situations in
which you want to place dynamic and re-usable UI components into a UI component that is itself
dynamic and re-usable. For example, if you use ViewPager
to
create fragments that swipe left and right and consume a majority of the screen space, you can
now insert fragments into each fragment page.
To nest a fragment, simply call getChildFragmentManager()
on
the Fragment
in which you want to add a fragment. This returns a FragmentManager
that you can use like you normally do from the top-level activity
to create fragment transactions. For example, here’s some code that adds a fragment from within
an existing Fragment
class:
Fragment videoFragment = new VideoPlayerFragment(); FragmentTransaction transaction = getChildFragmentManager().beginTransaction(); transaction.add(R.id.video_fragment, videoFragment).commit();
From within a nested fragment, you can get a reference to the parent fragment by calling
getParentFragment()
.
The Android Support Library also now supports nested fragments, so you can implement nested fragment designs on Android 1.6 and higher.
Note: You cannot inflate a layout into a fragment when that layout
includes a <fragment>
. Nested fragments are only supported when added to a
fragment dynamically.
Renderscript
Renderscript computation functionality has been enhanced with the following features:
- Script intrinsics
You can use Renderscript's built-in script intrinsics that implement common operations for you such as:
Blends
Blur
Color matrix
3x3 convolve
5x5 convolve
Per-channel lookup table
Converting an Android YUV buffer to RGB
To use a script intrinsic, call the static
create()
method of each instrinsic to create an instance of the script. You then call the availableset()
methods of each script intrinsic to set any necessary inputs and options. Finally, call theforEach()
method to execute the script.- Script Groups
-
ScriptGroup
s allow you to chain together related Renderscript scripts and execute them with one call.Use a
ScriptGroup.Builder
to add all of the scripts to the group by callingaddKernel()
. Once you add all the scripts, create the connections between the scripts by callingaddConnection()
. When you are done adding the connections, callcreate()
to create the script group. Before executing the script group, specify the inputAllocation
and initial script to run with thesetInput(Script.KernelID, Allocation)
method and provide the outputAllocation
where the result will be written to and final script to run withsetOutput()
. Finally, callexecute()
to run the script group. - Filterscript
-
Filterscript defines constraints on the existing Renderscript APIs that allow the resulting code to run on a wider variety of processors (CPUs, GPUs, and DSPs). To create Filterscript files, create
.fs
files instead of.rs
files, and specify#pragma rs_fp_relaxed
to tell the Renderscript runtime your scripts do not require strict IEEE 754-2008 floating point precision. This precision allows flush-to-zero for denorms and round-towards-zero. In addition, your Filterscript scripts must not use 32-bit built-in types and must specify a custom root function by using the__attribute__((kernel))
attribute because Filterscript does not support pointers, which the default signature of theroot()
function defines.
Note: Although Filterscript support is in the platform, developer support will be available in ADT and SDK Tools Release 21.0.1.
For a detailed view of all API changes in Android 4.2, see the API Differences Report.


| rigz.glmax2dext: | Functions | Modinfo | Source |
| GLMax2DDriverEXT | Get OpenGL Max2D EXT Driver. |
| Function GLMax2DDriverEXT:TGLMax2DDriverEXT() | |
| Description | Get OpenGL Max2D EXT Driver. |
| Information | The returned driver can be used with SetGraphicsDriverEXT to enable OpenGL Max2D EXT commands. |
| Version | 1 |
|---|---|
| Author | Peter Rigby |
| License | MIT |
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Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE or skiffy, slipped upper femoral epiphysis, SUFE or souffy, coxa vara adolescentium) is a medical term referring to a fracture through the growth plate (physis), which results in slippage of the overlying end of the femur (epiphysis).
 It is caused by abrupt muscle contraction, in the case of positive myoclonus, or by sudden cessation of ongoing muscular activity, in the case of negative myoclonus (NM).
Using the Ponseti method, the foot deformity is corrected in stages. These stages are as follows: manipulating the foot to an improved position and then holding it with a long leg cast, then removing the cast after a week, and then manipulating the foot again. The foot position usually improves over a course of 4-6 casts. The amount of casts varies from person to person to address each individual's characteristic needs.
Most commonly, a laminectomy is performed to treat spinal stenosis. Spinal stenosis is the single most common diagnosis that leads to spinal surgery, of which a laminectomy represents one component. The lamina of the vertebra is removed or trimmed to widen the spinal canal and create more space for the spinal nerves and thecal sac.


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Event Title : "Nonlinear eighenvalue problems and suspension bridges"
Speaker : Prof.Paul Binding
Affiliation : University of calgary
Subject Area : Mathematics
Date : January 17, 2005
Time : 4.00Pm
Venue : Lecture Hall II, Depat of Mathematics


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