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Android: TextView automatically truncate and replace last 3 char of String

If a String is longer than the TextView 's width it automatically wraps onto the next line. I can avoid this by using android:singleLine (deprecated) or by setting android:inputType="text" . What I need now is something that replaces the last 3 characters of my String with " ... ". Since I'm...
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CSS: How to have position:absolute div inside a position:relative div not be cropped by an overflow:

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Why use 'git rm' to remove a file instead of 'rm'?

On SVN, removing something from the filesystem directly (rather than using svn) created a load of headaches. 7 Answers ...
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Why does “,,,” == Array(4) in Javascript?

Boot up your interpreter/console and try the comparison 6 Answers 6 ...
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How to reset radiobuttons in jQuery so that none is checked

I have radio buttons in HTML like this: 13 Answers 13 ...
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Concatenate strings in Less

I think this is not possible, but I thought I ask in case there is a way. The idea is that I have a variable for path to web resource folder: ...
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How to set the thumbnail image on HTML5 video?

Is there a way to set thumbnail image on HTML5 video? I want to see some pictures before play. My code looks like this: 7 A...
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Improve subplot size/spacing with many subplots in matplotlib

Very similar to this question but with the difference that my figure can be as large as it needs to be. 6 Answers ...
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What is meant by “managed” vs “unmanaged” resources in .NET?

What is meant by the terms managed resource and unmanaged resource in .NET? How do they come into the picture? 5 Answers ...
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What is the right way to override a setter method in Ruby on Rails?

I am using Ruby on Rails 3.2.2 and I would like to know if the following is a "proper"/"correct"/"sure" way to override a setter method for a my class attribute. ...