cutter | Free and Open Source Reverse Engineering Platform | Reverse Engineering library

I have this example set up on StackBlitz. It won't compile because there is a line that uses flatMap. The error says:

This is probably going to be simple but I can't figure it out. I have the following in the razor page:

I am trying to display a muted loop video on my Streamlit homepage, running on Chrome:

I would like to create my own Kedro starter. I have tried to replicate the relevant portions of the pandas iris starter. I have a cookiecutter.json file with what I believe are appropriate mappings, and I have changed the repo and package directory names as well as any references to Kedro version such that they work with cookie cutter.

I am able to generate a new project from my starter with kedro new --starter=path/to/my/starter. However, the newly created project uses the default values for the project, package, and repo names, without prompting me for any input in the terminal.

Have I misconfigured something? How can I create a starter that will prompt users to override the defaults when creating new projects?

Here are the contents of cookiecutter.json in the top directory of my starter project:

I'm looking into how to write my own widgets. I've seen a number of examples that have a CustomWidget that either inherits from StatefulWidget or StatelessWidget. Is it possible to inherit from Stack or TextBox or one of the widgets that I've seen returned from build? What I'm thinking of is taking a widget like TextBox, adding custom theming, and then exporting it as a new widget to use.

I've seen a lot of examples using Material UI. For my needs, I need something less cookie-cutter that let's me deside what things are meant to look like how they should style.

Thanks.

Consider:

I am newish to R and very new to GIS plotting on R with sf and ggplot2 packages. I have a dataset "comuni" containing all communes in Italy (similar to counties) and one of all motorways in Italy called "only_motorway". I know that I can use certain regions as a cookie cutter and keep only the motorways that are contained within such regions using st_intersection() function. However, I would like to do the inverse where, given I have a shapefile of the A3 motorway, I would like to keep only those communes that are crossed by that specific motorway.

I've tried using st_intersection function in the following way:

i'm currently using NodeJS.

I'm trying to import a module to a component function and everything executes pretty well, but i still get this error in the server console:

i have a let of [[String:Any]] that i want to put it inside my struct data model, because i want to edit the data, can anyone tell me how should i make the dictionary that can contain this type of dictionary?

this is the var dictionary :