Sentences with phrase «to edit the code»

If you want to change the order, edit the code in the spine.

But there is no substitute to producing an ebook manually by editing the code with specialist software.

If you're talking about editing the code, I'm not sure.

We've built interaction types like «fill - in - the - blank» that let users quickly edit code on the fly without any typing.

Just like a regular image link you are free to edit the code files outside of InDesign.

However, that is not to say I do not use plain text files for jotting down notes, writing posts, or even editing code.

However, if you're not confident editing code, I highly suggest using Sigil to check and edit your epub after exporting from InDesign.

Atom's new Teletype feature lets you team up with fellow developers on a project and edit code together at the same time,...

I prefer to edit the code in Sigil and use a text editor to paste it there after.

I wasn't a full - time programmer at work, but I took several programming classes in school, and had a few duties at work that required me to edit code.

This allows Schranz and his team to edit the code that is needed for the markers while the translation is taking place.

This is activity where students can edit code to make things appear differently.

I simply had to edit the code to remove the css references.

Users will be able to read, edit code or even watch videos.

Users will be able to read, edit code... [Read more...]

You can also use their free templates and edit the code yourself.

From Day One of the digital revolution I've told myself I wouldn't be editing code, so I'm not going to be tweaking code headed for Amazon.

[Response: Then come up with a better way, edit the code to accommodate your thoughts and see what difference it makes.

While anyone can edit the code, the CITP decides what gets released to the public.

However, as soon as 2012 rolled around (and 2013... and 2014...) I would have to go in and edit this code.

Founded in 2010, today Cloud9 supports some 40 different programming languages and lets remote teams work together to develop and edit code (with an option of using its online code editor or an Ubuntu workspace) and then test that code across some 300 different combinations of browsers and operating systems.

Android is open source and therefore any developer can edit the code, recompile it, and re-release for a wide variety of devices.

My particular scenario would be to ssh into my Windows box, edit code, then compile it with mingw32 / 64.