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OnAppearing happens just before the page is diplayed.

To get smooth animation, you want the page to finish displaying before the animation starts. This requires the following two code changes:

1. DO NOT WAIT for the animation to finish - let OnAppearing return.

2. Delay the start of the animation.

Code:

Are you aware that:

When importing the Foundation framework, the Swift overlay provides value types for many bridged reference types. Many other types are renamed or nested to clarify relationships.

And specifically that :

Class clusters that include immutable and mutable subclasses, like NSArray and NSMutableArray, are bridged to a single value type.

So you can use Array in place of NSArray and if you want a NSMutableArray is also a Swift Array (but a var). Same thing applies for Dictionary and NSDictionary.

I would probably not use that in production code and although sublassing NSArray and NSMutableArray is not forbidden, documentation says :

There is typically little reason to subclass NSMutableArray.

And this should be reason enough to consider another solution IMHO

After reading this answer

I decided to check NSMutableArray documentation:

Methods to Override

NSMutableArray defines five primitive methods:

insert(_:at:)

removeObject(at:)

add(_:)

removeLastObject()

replaceObject(at:with:)

In a subclass, you must override all these methods. You must also override the primitive methods of the NSArray class.

So I checked NSArray documentation too:

Any subclass of NSArray must override the primitive instance methods count and object(at:). These methods must operate on the backing store that you provide for the elements of the collection. For this backing store you can use a static array, a standard NSArray object, or some other data type or mechanism. You may also choose to override, partially or fully, any other NSArray method for which you want to provide an alternative implementation.

and now, with:

SQL Parameterization can be achieved through different techniques depending on the programmatic context, from a pure SQL point of view, we simply need to declare the values as variables, then we can use those variables within your normal SQL commands.

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You may try this awk:

1. Is a bridge what would normally be used, to have a producer send the same message to multiple brokers/destinations or is there something else?

A bridge can be used to send messages from one destination to multiple destinations (queues or topic). Alternatively Topics can be used to send a message to multiple consumer applications. Topics are not the best solution if a high level of integrity is needed(no message losses, queuing, etc).

1. It's not clear in the documentation, if a bridge exists to a destination where there is no client consuming a message, does the message still get sent to that destination? I.e., will this consume bandwidth even with no client wanting it?

If the bridge destination is a queue, messages will be put in the queue. If the bridge destination is a Topic, messages will be distributed only if there are active consumers applications (or durable subscribers).

3 If the above is true (and messages are only sent to destinations with a consumer), does this apply to both Topics and Message Selectors?

This applies only to Topics (when there is no durable subscriber)

An alternative approach would be to use routing between EMS servers. In this approach Topics are send to remote EMS servers only when there is a consumer connected to the remote EMS server (or if there is a durable subscriber) https://docs.tibco.com/pub/ems/8.6.0/doc/html/GUID-FFAAE7C8-448F-4260-9E14-0ACA02F1ED5A.html

I'm a little unsure what you're asking, but it seems like you may need to expose your ports. When running something in Docker, it runs in its own little box unconnected to the outside world - the rest of your machine. If you want to connect ports - say to access a web server running inside a Docker container, you need to use the -p or --publish option when running your Docker container. There are similar commands for mounting drives and such.

Here's an example from the database I run locally in Docker:

According to your description and code, you want to create Icommand in Custom control,

I do one sample that you can take a look, creating Icommand BindableProperty firstly.

TestControl:

If I understand your Question correctly then you need to use onPanelSlide: callback to report the sliding percentage of your panel.

so in your SlidingUpPannel will be