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When adding horizontal={true} to my scrollview, I thought that would be enough to be able to scroll sideways. For some reason, even though there is enough content to scroll to, the images will not scroll continuously. If you copy and paste this code into snack.expo.io you will see what I mean.

I am not sure what is causing this issue, as I know the normal scrollview vertically works fine and scrolls like normal. I have also tried using nestedScrollenabled to true

Any insight at all is appreciated more than you know!

I am doing a user control, to be able to display logs. I would like the user to be able to select lines to copy and paste. I plan to use a RichTextBox, because depending on the type of log line (Warn, Info, Error), I change the color. Here is the code:

i am trying to run the example code from react native you can find here: https://reactnative.dev/docs/pressable

I allways get the error message: Warning: React.createElement: type is invalid -- expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: %s.%s%s, undefined, You likely forgot to export your component from the file it's defined in, or you might have mixed up default and named imports.

can anyone tell me whats the problem here?

example code:

I have a customer's laptop that will not connect to a bluetooth printer. It's a classic, works on my machine (and several others) situation. I have a feeling that it's a security permission, anti virus, etc I'm just trying to prove it or find the security setting to get it to work or rewrite my code to handle this situation. -- you know solve the problem.

The printer does pair with the laptop without any issues (prints a pairing key), but when I try to find it from Id it always returns a null:

I got the following error message when upgraded to Qt 5.15:

I'm trying to resolve a promise inside a for-loop in node js. In my code, I have a for loop in which I call a function findincollection that returns a promise. Then I push the data to finalresult array and resolve it once the for loop completes. But the issue I'm facing is it doesn't resolve the complete data. The for loop execution is getting finished before all the promises are resolved. The line console.log(p1); always prints Promise { } but it eventually gets resolved as you can see in my code in the p1.then() statement, I do get the data one by one. But the finalresult array resolves too early. I also want to know why I always get Promise { } even when the promises are still getting resolved eventually. Please have a look at my code below :

I am creating .json file and I'm trying to append new data into json file. For that I call append file instead of writeonly file but get error at console "Error loading JSON: "garbage at the end of the document" @ 548" How to append json file?