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I'm using the image_picker and running into the error below on an iPad running iOS 10.4 when I execute this call ImagePicker().pickImage(source: ImageSource.gallery) on an app with a landscape (both left and right) orientation only.

This works fine on an iOS simulator running 14+.

When the flutter youtube player is full screen, and i pressing back button of mobile i want to minimize the youtube player so how can i do this?

My Flutter Youtube Player code as below.

I am finding that in multiple UIViewControllers I am setting the access of various reusable views so they can update their constraints accordingly. I'd like to create a SuperClass UIViewController called ChallengeFlowViewController so that it can take care of managing the calls that update the axis for views which support axis updates. Therein lies the challenge. How can I define a method or computed property so that it can be overridden and the subclasses can retur any number of different views so long as each of those views conform to HasViewModel and their ViewModel type conforms to HasAxis.

The following implementation has axisSettables(), however the way it is implemented, it requires all the views returned be the same view type. I want variance in view type to be allowed so long as all of them fit the requirements.

Another issue, in the viewWillLayoutSubView method, I'm getting the error: Generic parameter 'T' could not be inferred

When I try to pick any value from the items. The text doesn't change and it always shows me "Tone 1".

I currently have a piano app which plays sounds when pressing any button, here's a snippet of the code in main.dart :

Hi I have Frame drop issue when Screen.orientaion change on android

In my Project has Play video funtion with Udate(){Texture2d}

and the Button that works this code

I have set my app screen orientation to portrait by adding

i am trying to set landscape orientation for the tablet after running my app, always running in portrait mode, here is what I did:

I have 2 UIViews, cv1 and cv2. When in portrait, I want cv1 to occupy the top half of the screen and cv2 the bottom half. When rotated into landscape, I want cv1 to take the left half and cv2 to take the right half, like this:

Here is how I have it set up (the ChildView1 and ChildView2 classes only provide the colors and corner rounding):