choppy | Chop 3D models in half with a user-defined slice plane | 3D Animation library

My first guess would be that it's not your adorner that is slow, but the whole app. It's interacting with the adorner that is being dragged, and loads of events are being triggered and many layers of your UI is being involved. That's why when dragging slowly, then everything is OK.

To check the hypothesis - apply BitmapCache to the window you're dragging over. Here is an example how simple it is: https://stackoverflow.com/a/62635978/275330.

This is a work in progress and needs some more testing based on your use case. I did some research and determine that the best way to split your long tweets would be with textwrap. This module will allow you to cleanly break your tweets into chunks.

I only attempted one tweet and one twitter handle in my tests, but I believe that the code below should work for your use case or give you a solid starting point to fit this functionality into your code.

Let me know if you have any questions about the code.

I managed to achieve my goal by using this C library: https://soundprogramming.net/programming/tutorial-using-sdl2-and-sdl_mixer-to-play-samples/

This example gives a way to play multiple sound simultaneously. I then made a python wrapper around it and push a wav file to it. Follow this tutorial:

https://docs.python.org/3/extending/index.html

Feel free to post the gstreamer solution.

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You are using Apple Pay through Stripe. StripeAPI.deviceSupportsApplePay() function is not checking only "is device support Apple Pay or not?". It also checks is user has at least one saved credit card that supported by Stripe or other requirements. In the description of deviceSupportsApplePay() clearly describes that.

Whether or not this can make Apple Pay payments via a card network supported by Stripe. The Stripe supported Apple Pay card networks are: American Express, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Maestro. Japanese users can enable JCB by setting JCBPaymentNetworkSupported to YES, after they have been approved by JCB. - Returns: YES if the device is currently able to make Apple Pay payments via one of the supported networks. NO if the user does not have a saved card of a supported type, or other restrictions prevent payment (such as parental controls).

For checking that you can run your app on simulator. StripeAPI.deviceSupportsApplePay() returns true in simulators.

You can read the file with pandas.read_csv() with error_bad_lines=False:

I can't seem to reproduce the error using the demo app. The app terminating can be because of a few reasons, it can be cleaned up by the system if it's in background for a while. It can even be quit due to a memory leak. To narrow it down check your app logs.

I figured out the problem myself. I want to post solution here for someone who need. The problem is the timer is unstable so it's usually sleep more than it should, so it makes the music broken. I changed it to an accurate sleep function which i found somewhere on the internet(i don't remember the source, sorry for that, if you know it please credit it bellow). Function source code:

Read the first part of this article, it will solve your query along with the reason why you should not use setState for custom animations.

https://medium.com/flutter-community/flutter-laggy-animations-how-not-to-setstate-f2dd9873b8fc

What you basically do here is instead of using setState and rebuilding the whole widget everytime you call it, you remove the listener and the setState inside it.

Then you wrap your to be animated widgets inside an AnimatedBuilder and pass your animation controller as a parameter in it. Now if you will look closely it has builder and child parameters too.

Place the part of your widget will not be changed throughout the animation inside the child widget. (For eg: If you are trying to animate the position of a container, then you can place the whole container widget inside the child parameter as the contents inside it won't be getting updated during the animation.

Instead of animating the whole widget, this will not rebuild the child widget everytime your update the animating frame leading to a smoother animation.

The rest of the widget will be affected by the change in animation controller's value should be placed inside the builder function which takes the provides the new value of animation controller and the child widget you just initialized.

Refer the article for implementation of AnimatedBuilder widget.

ax.set_aspect('equal') prevents the shifting on my end: