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Autocomplete - EmotiKons is a useful OpenOffice extension that allows you to use the EmotiKons icon set in Writer.
After installing the extension type :) followed by (F3) and you will get a smiley picture.
Unfortunately not all shortcuts are detected by OpenOffice.org. In such a case you need to select the emoticon characters first and then press (F3). Or enable the Insert toolbar (View - Toolbars - Insert) and choos your EmotiKon using the Insert AutoText icon.
Requirements:
￭ OpenOffice.org
AutoText - EmotiKons Description:
EmotiKons is a useful OpenOffice extension that allows you to use the EmotiKons icon set in Writer.
After installing the extension type :) followed by (F3) and you will get a smiley picture.
Unfortunately not all shortcuts are detected by OpenOffice.org. In such a case you need to select the emoticon characters first and then press (F3). Or enable the Insert toolbar (View - Toolbars - Insert) and choos your EmotiKon using the Insert AutoText icon.
Requirements:
￭ OpenOffice.org
AutoText - EmotiKons Versión:
1.3
Updated: 14.12.20075G is coming to America
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Warning: No-one can help you if you don't include a detailed description of the problem.Q:
Swift converting from double to NSNumber
I just don't know how to convert from double to NSNumber. I have NSArray with two objects and I want to store one double value.
let a = (11.1, 12.1)
let b = (11.2, 12.2)
let array = [a, b]
I tried to transform them but I didn't get the expected result.
var n1 = Double(array[0])
var n2 = Double(array[1])
print(n1)
print(n2)
Result:
0.1
0.2
A:
Firstly, use a Swift array instead of an Objective-C NSArray:
let array = [a, b]
Then:
var n1 = Double(array[0])!
var n2 = Double(array[1])!
If the arrays are really NSArray, do
let array = [a, b] as NSArray
var n1 = NSNumber(double: Double(array[0]))!
var n2 = NSNumber(double: Double(array[1]))!
If you want to use NSArray, just convert it to Swift:
let array = NSArray(array) as! [Double]
var n1 = NSNumber(double: Double(array[0]))!
var n2 = NSNumber(double: Double(array[1]))!
By Daniel Martinez-Krams on October 5, 2019
For the second time in a week, Stanford made a late comeback on its home court and took an entertaining 87-85 win over UCLA on Thursday night. Had there been no late drama, it could have been a perfect night for No. 15 Stanford. A win would have likely punched the Cardinal into the top ten. Instead, the win not only pushed Stanford to seven and 2-2 in the series, but gave the program its first Ivy win and marked only the third time in that stretch that Stanford had defeated a ranked team, joining Purdue and Cornell. That’s exactly the opposite of what Stanford wants heading into Big Game against Oregon.
A little context first: One of the keys for Stanford going into this year was
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