dome | A lightweight game development environment where games | Game Engine library

If you are looking for 'dome' and 'down', then use in:

Try this:

Here is a solution for responsive sizing:

1. Get dimentions of your parent container:

The first approach is supposed to work. If I was to guess why it's not, maybe you've already iterated over the 'pair' variable before you used it in your generator expression

You can use option noabbrev to prevent truncation, or varwidth(#) to set the width of the first column.

1. First of all, you should add "require" in your class. Otherwise dart will give you a similar error like the next one:

line 51 • The parameter 'movieName' can't have a value of 'null' because of its type, but the implicit default value is 'null'. (view docs) Try adding either an explicit non-'null' default value or the 'required' modifier.

1. Import the class and the example information where you need it.

   import 'package:exampleapp/movie_list_sample_information.dart;

   import 'package:exampleapp/movies.dart;

2. Use the variable to get the information

   movieLists[0].movieName // gets the first movie of your list

The next dartpad uses your code as example: https://dartpad.dev/95d67aa68267296ac3fd8a56405b2880?null_safety=true

Press "Run" button and you should see the name of the first movie in "Console"

EDIT:

To read the list in dynamically in flutter you can use ListView.builder

My mistake was not reading Jib documentation fully.

Jib decides what to do on War projects

Jib also containerizes WAR projects. If the Gradle project uses the WAR Plugin, Jib will by default use jetty as a base image to deploy the project WAR. No extra configuration is necessary other than using the WAR Plugin to make Jib build WAR images.

And this is likely the reason why JHipster demands a -Pwar launch property to expose war tasks, so that you can either build the containerized version of Spring Boot jar, or the web-server-ed container of the resulting war file.

Shame on me for not reading the docs

You need to have the respective plugins that implement -Xequals and -XhashCode on the classpath as pointed out a section earlier in the documentation that you referenced. Specifying the plugin classpath lists:

The problem with your Routing is that you are defining exact attribute on all your top level routes.Now when you do that the nested routes cannot render because the parent route doesn't match the entire path.

For instance if you visit /post/personal/5, the path /post/personal rendering PersonalPage component exactly doesn't match with it and since PersonalPage doesn't re-render, none of its subroutes are being matched

The solution to this is to use Switch component instead of using exact attributes and define your routes in the order so that prefix path are towards the end