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... 7:00?”).Foreword Fun with Grammar describes exactly what teachers and students should do with grammar: they shouldhave funwith it. For me as a teacher, grammar class is always an opportunity for fun. I ... exercises and activities in Fun with Grammar fit beautifully with the approaches and material in the Azar grammar textbooks,but are independent enough to be suitable for use with any grammar textbook. ... say it anyway: I heartily endorse having Funwith Grammar!This resource book by Suzanne Woodward is exciting because it collects, categorizes, and details fun communicative activities to use in...
... instantiate it with the name objBarcode.All right, with the reference setup complete now, let’s go ahead and create our customfunction GetBarcode, which we need to allow our report to interact with ... objBarcode.GetBarcodeImagePng()End FunctionCHAPTER 13 ■USING THIRD-PARTY TOOLS AND HAVING FUNWITH RS3948547ch13final.qxd 8/30/07 3:38 PM Page 394Figure 13-9. Custom code to interact with the barcode assemblyYou ... CHAPTER 13 ■USING THIRD-PARTY TOOLS AND HAVING FUNWITH RS 3958547ch13final.qxd 8/30/07 3:38 PM Page 395Using Third-Party Tools andHaving Funwith RSIn past chapters, we used the capabilities...
... markup in Example 3-9 is the rules for the nesting of elements within a listbox structure. The number of columns needs to be set, each with a <listcol> element, and all have to be wrapped ... observed. This hierarchy is part of the content model for a tree. The organization of content within a tree enforced by the specific tree elements is listed below. Unlike listbox, nested ... implementation in Preferences. 3.4.2.3. The tree content model The content in a tree is defined with <tree>, <treecols>, <treecol>, and <treechildren> tags. Example 3-10...
... displayed is directly associated with the element using the src attribute. You can also use list-style-image, which is a CSS2 property used to associate an image with an element. To do this, you ... are useful UI controls that present the user with a choice of options in XUL. In HTML, radio choices are represented by the <INPUT> element with the type attribute set to the value of ... static presentation of data in a tree with more flexibility, different ways to present the same data, and interfaces for defining behavior related to content. The functions include intercepting a...
... above the use of widgets for different, singular functions in the application interface, Mozilla provides tools for hooking things together and creating application logic that can make your interfaces ... attributes of the • nsIWebBrowserFind • nsIDocumentCharsetInfo Without going into detail, these interfaces all provide sophisticated functionality for web browsing and other browser-like services, ... disables all functional elements depending on it such as a menu item, a toolbar button, or a pop-up menu. There are a number of ways to trigger the command updater. First, associate a widget with...
... used to create a simple three-tab control with content elements on each panel. The tabs are associated with the appropriate panels by their order within the containing element. 3.9.2.2. Status ... text that appears after a user selects something. One way to horizontal boxes with a blue border and vertical boxes with a red border, for example, making it easy to see subtle differences or ... behavior for layout. Boxes can be oriented within other boxes to define the general layout of the UI. Some boxes stretch to fit the space available within the top-level window or their containing...
... base file at runtime (or be merged with it, as described later in this chapter in the Section 3.11.2 section). When the base element is empty, it is replaced with the corresponding overlay element ... <toolbar id="main-toolbar" /> When an overlay is read with the content below, the previous line is replaced with that content: <toolbar id="main-menubar" persist="collapsed"> ... observes="cmd_save"/> </toolbar> Overlay files are XUL files with a .xul extension. The content within that file has to be contained in an <overlay> element, which is...
... material you can refer back to as you learn more. Starting with the " ;Creating New Skins" section, you can dive in, have some funwith CSS, and begin to create your own skins. The xFly ... rule to a unique XUL element. As with class, the ID is specified in the XUL with an attribute (e.g., <menu id="file_menu">) and in the CSS with the pound sign preceding the ... interface. Although XUL has a central role in creating a structure for an application's interface, defining widgets and their functionality, and creating the basic application code, it is...
... defined for the button with the id of forwardButton (and any class-based information, as well as the basic CSS for a button), but substitutes whatever image is used with this special GIF that ... 4.2.2.7. Element relation selectors Contextual subgroups elements appearing within other elements, such as italicized text within a <p> element or a <body> in HTML can be grouped in ... XBL is defined: new-widget { -moz-binding: As you might imagine, when you have a technology with such strong notions of precedence as Cascading Style Sheets (the ID-based style trumps the...
... use is permitted. Fun with Grammar“Amie”I can see why you think you belong to me;I never tried to make you think or let you seeOne thing for yourself.But now you’re off with someone else ... me)REPEATI just keep falling in and out of love with you,Falling in and out of love with you,Don’t know what I’m gonna do,I keep falling in and out of love with you.“Amie,” words and music by Craig ... other the questions, makingsure to preface each question with an expression such as “Can youplease tell me . . .?” or “Do you know . . .?” with the rest of thequestion converted into a noun clause.Example:...