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I'm trying to get the unique characters count that are between the first and last letter of a word. For example: if I type Yellow the expected output is Y3w, if I type People the output should be P4e and if I type Money the output should be M3y. This is what I tried:

Hello,

It is frst time I am using React Native you could say and trying to use the WebView from the react-native-webview library. Inside the WebView I have a iframe tag that I want it to strect out like the mobile version in the website. The result ends with really small frame or zoomed out frame. Check the picture below.

I am trying to make it look like this from their website:

Here is the source code when the frame is small:

I have this problem with variable fonts and was wondering if someone has an idea for a solution. I have built this poster-generator, using variable fonts, where you can manipulate the font-variation-settings on two axes. Here is a live example http://automat.markjulienhahn.de

Now I am trying to download the result via html2canvas. Unfortunately it seems like canvas-objects do not support variable fonts, so the canvas-object can only show one state of the font and the fontVariationSettings don't have any effect.

This is how I pull the canvas element:

I have a table with few columns and I am trying to concatenate the code column with rank. But it throws me an error by saying code not found, this is in the concatenation I am doing with rank and code. The code column is a calculated column as you can see from the query. Could anyone please point me where I am doing a mistake?

My table :

I want to make a time tracking utility in C# to make a rough estimate of per-developer time poured into a versioned project, so far this is my strategy:

1. iterate all commits in master
2. identify commit clusters within X minutes of each other
3. get time delta between frst and last commit in each cluster and compute "code speed" using change size
4. based on average "code speed" times change size I estimate the amount of time spent doing isolated commits
5. everything is summed and listed

This is not a full solution but one idea I wanted to develop to get an initial estimate of spent time given a pre-existing repository and seed a proper time tracking tool with it.

The core of the question is how can I interface my program with the git repository in order to get the commit data for the current/master branch? Is spawning a shell and piping the result to c# the only possibility? aka how do i get the info by reading the filesystem myself ?

I have 2 snippets which are giving me different outputs. The first snippet gives me the desired output but I want to replicate the same output with the 2nd snippet.

Snippet 1:

im using provider and change notifier, the problem is when i change the state and notifiy listeners in the same file the user interface is updated, but when i try to access the same data from the model in another screen it still keeps the original or first version and not the updated version, the class in the other file is even using change notifier provider and a consumer just as the file with the modal class inside but is not changing the value, its only keeping the initial value, the second file only has changenotifierprovider and consumer, but it only displays the initial not the updated but the first file with the model class, and change notifier function is displaying the updated version in its widgets

And this is my second screen, which only displays the intial states even after they are updated in the frst screen

There is a file with following text: