Subject: Wanted: Medical Coder (posted 05/14)

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Date: Wed, 14 May 2014 10:47:12 -0700

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our input fields are wrapped in divs with col-md-6 class. Bootstrap grid classes (except the col-xx-12 class) are floated. This means the box (non-floating) element that comes after them will be rendered over them, thus making them inaccessible to mouse click.

This is why your last form control (textarea) is editable; it is overflowing all other fields.

Twitter Bootstrap grid columns (elements with col-nn-[1-11] class) are supposed to be wrapped in row class, in order to "contain" the floating. In your HTML you did not wrap your input pairs in row class. When I first implemented the UITabBar I could see all the icons at the bottom of the UITabController in storyboard and I could see the UITabBarItem at the bottom of each UIViewController. Why is there now a blank grey bar? I can't seem to change the content either in storyboard. I tried adding another UITabBarController but got the same problem, it also has a dark grey bar at the bottom. However when I run the app all the icons appear. How do I fix this so I can see the UITabBarItems in storyboard or should I just try updating them programmatically instMy learning app requires displaying Korean, English and Chinese. One solution I have is to embed a Korean/English font and a Chinese font. Then put together a string with different TextFormats.The thing is, I'm positive that IOS and A
 ndroid devices should contain native Chinese, Korean and English fonts already, and I'd much rather refer to and use those fonts instead of packing them.I tried detecting fonts by using Font.enumerateFonts(true), but when I use font.hasGlyphs(''), I don't true, or anything, so I don't know how to choose the proper device font.@lukas: The technique can be tweaked; the point was more to show what needs to be done. The key points here are recursion and using max(), I'd say.   Martijn Pieters May 6 at 15:49The default value of level should be 0 and not 1. A simple dict is returning 2 as depth which is not correct. Also for None and empty dicts, the depth should be 0 and not 1.   Samy Arous May 6 at 16:4@SamyArous: That's all interpretation; what if the top-level dictionary is empty? Is that a depth of 0 or 1? The fact that the dictionary has got values could be seen as another level. Empty dictionary -> 1, dictionary with values -> 2 (the dictionary itself requires one level of referenc
 ing, the values another).   Martijn Pieters May 6 at 16:42@SamyArous: You can get your interpretation by adjusting the start value of level to 0 and returning level for non-dictionary values, and level + 1 for empty dictionaries. But note that the OP did not specify how depth should be calculated, so we are all free to bring our own interpretation.   Martijn Pieters May 6 at 16:43 
+1 for tail-recursive solution.   keithm May 6 at 21:10d = {}; d.update({'': d}); depth(d)   Hammerite May 7 at 7:44@Hammerite: yup, that'll cause infinite recursion because it recurses infinitely. Add a memo set to skip id() values you've seen before. This is a simple example to illustrate the principle, edge cases can be accounted for with some additional code.   Martijn Pieters May 7 at 7:46 @keithm I really think it's not tail-recursive at all.   Cthulhu May 7 at 9:24
  	  	@keithm: indeed, this is not a tail-recursive solution; that'd require a return depth(...) last line instead of the current return max(dept) last line; tail recursive functions would allow the whole frame to be replaced by the next recursive call which is clearly not the case there.   Martijn Pieters May 7 at 9:36
  	  	ah quite so. I missed the max()   keithIf that doesn't work, is there a font that contains all of those Characters? Or maybe a font-builder program that'd allow me to customize a font to include