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I would like the list below to decrease the number of columns depending on the width of the parent div.

I have tried using a @media rule with max-width but it only takes into account the width of the browser, not of the parent div.

I have tried with width instead of max-width but it did not help.

I don't understand what clarification is needed. Please explain your concerns. From my viewpoint, I have asked a question which conforms to the technical area being addressed, I have explained my confusion, I have given an example which illustrates my issues, and I have elaborated on the diagnostic messages received. The respondents to this question understood my question, the example, and the diagnostic messages in sufficient detail that they were able to respond appropriately and to correct my errors and misconceptions. In what way can this dialog be made more pungent with an appropriately asked question?

@Ruzihm stated that there were no lists, I suppose in my example. I would like to explain why that statement is erroneous. Years ago there was a LIFO stack and a FIFO stack. We call a LIFO stack a 'stack', and a FIFO stack a 'queue'. In England, the line standing before, e.g., a theater box office is a queue, and the pigtails that Chinese men wore after the Mongol conquest of China is also a queue. It all depends on context.

The complaint that there are no 'lists' probably extends from the notion that there are no instantiations of objects. But such objects are more appropriately called a linked list, a linked list of linked lists is known as a graph, see e.g. Gnu gSlip documentation. Clearly linked lists were not involved.

In C/C++ it is possible to form a multiple-dimensional array which are non-rectangular. Such objects have historically been known as a 'list of lists', and not an 'array of arrays'. The reason is clear, a 'list' is an object containing items, in programmatic terms, accessible by an index, as in list[index]. This is not to say that a linked list, a.k.a., , is not also a 'list', but normal convention makes more explicit that a is a linked list.

If the question is changed to 'array of arrays', then the examples make little sense. In terms likened to using , there are no 's. So whatever criticism exists for using 'list of lists' is retained and relevant in using 'array of arrays'. If one is inappropriate, the other is also.

The answer given, i.e., use a vector of vectors, is to the point, accurate, and responds correctly to the question about a list of lists. As stated in documentation concerning vectors, for example on https://cpluscplus.com, a vector is a list where elements are accessible by index. In this context, a vector of vectors is a particular list of lists, more particularly, a list of lists which are jagged and not an array of arrays which must be rectangular.

I believe any statement saying that the example posted to explain my quandry in forming a list of lists is inappropriate shows some misunderstanding of software practice and jargon. The question is correctly formed and the examples correctly address the question.

If this question is deleted, or in other ways made non-accessible, then you support an ill-formed statement concerning the question. I hope that this is not done.

The TextDirection docs say:

Flutter is designed to address the needs of applications written in any of the world's currently-used languages, whether they use a right-to-left or left-to-right writing direction. Flutter does not support other writing modes, such as vertical text or boustrophedon text, as these are rarely used in computer programs. (emphasis added)

Not only does Flutter not support vertical text, it won't be officially supported in the future. This was an early design decision (see here and here).

Even so, there is a real use for vertical script support today. In addition to certain Chinese and Japanese uses, the traditional Mongolian script requires it. This script is very commonly used in computer programs in Inner Mongolia (example, example, example, example, example, example).

It is written top to bottom, and lines wrap left to right:

Additionally, emoji and CJK characters retain the their orientation when displayed vertically (not absolutely necessary, but preferred). In the image below, the top paragraph shows the current implementation and the bottom paragraph shows the correct vertical rendering:

I've got an array of columns that I want to loop through and optionally chain an or query onto an ActiveRecord query chain. I can get it to work, but the resulting query appends the or onto the query chain, therefore making the columns in my inital query optional. Here's my class:

I want to extract the productname and the price. the orc'd result which is the product name and price is not on the same line. so how do i include the line before the price?

sample structure of product from receipt:

When trying to enter scanf(" %[^\n]%*c", &answer); the program hangs for a second and then closes, what can I do to fix this.

I have tried with and without the &, with differing ways of taking in whitespace and in different places. This did work before I included the array *aarray[] and had the while loop inside of the switch statement, (in the full code there are multiple cases with different questions and I didn't want to create a while loop in each one.)

I'm attempting to make a 2D array which would store a question and an answer in each row of the array, what do I need to do to set this up, as well as be able to call rows from this array.

I have tried to change the brackets to the right of the array name (eg. [15][2], [15], no brackets), and looked at a few stackoverflow problems which don't quite work for my problem. I am also getting the "subscripted value is neither array nor pointer nor vector" error when on the 'H' case of the switch statement. I am also getting several "braces around scalar initializer", "excess elements in scalar initializer" and "makes integer from pointer without a cast [-Wint-conversion]" warnings during loading. I apologize if I made any obvious mistakes I'm coming to C from Python and still trying to wrap my head around it.

I can't for the life of me figure out why nothing shows up client-side in this meteor app. I have tried all the advise in all the related topics and nothing seems to work. I'm using msavin:mongol and I don't even see the subscription on the client at all, despite console.log() debug output indicates that it is there with the current number of entries.

/imports/api/friends.js:

I have this procedure in SQL Server to check if word exists in table, if exist update table, if not add word into table.