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I have two tables, one with multipolygon geometries, the other with a column for point geometries. I want the centroid of the selected polygon to be saved as the point geometry for the other table.

I wish to have a pretty simple layout with a sidebar, and a main section.

I want the sidebar to adjust its width depending on the contents, but only up to a certain point so the main content is not shoved off the page, and if the width is restricted, I just want to ellipse the text. I am trying to do this by using fit-content(20%), but it just will not restrict the size of the sidebar.

I have an example of this at this plnkr where I have.

As can be seen, the side text will just not stay contained even with no width, let alone if I set a larger width.

How can I do this?

Pretty simple; just created a Compose Multiplatform project from the wizard.

Went ahead and created the Theme; but I wanted to use the same font so I put poppins.ttf inside commonMain/resources/font/.

Then I declared the following in commonMain module:

I've been trying to make a game for a school project and wanted to add some easter eggs, but in order to do so I need to detect key input. I've been looking up how to do this for a while and couldn't find any ways that work.

The setup I'm using is making a JOptionPane and creating it with a JDialog to make a title and add an icon to the window.

Here's my code so far:

I'm trying to prevent line-wrapping long filenames in a load widget, and instead just have any overflow be hidden.

The filename is in a span, which is in a table td.

My instinct was to just add overflow: hidden onto the span, but that does nothing.

A bit of googling has led me to white-space: nowrap, which does constrain the long filename to a single line as desired, but as a side-effect it seems to break the display for the rest of the table.

Without white-space: nowrap:

The "Builder Mode auto-save" line displays perfectly, and if I scroll down the list every other entry displays properly as well. I'd like every line to have the same padding and positioning as this, regardless of filename length.

But with white-space: nowrap it changes the layout to look like this:

With white-space: nowrap on that one "Seventeen monkeys" span (not even on the span's class, just on the one element at an inline-CSS level) all the rows in the table end up getting displayed with more height than they should have, causing extra space above and below the text in them, and it also seems to shove the text to the left so it ends up overlapping where the thumbnail images will go.

I've made sure overflow: hidden is set on the parent td and on the table. Same results.

More googling has led me to setting the span's display as inline-block, but that doesn't seem to have any effect.

CSS for the span:

I have simple data in my BQ table:

Confused by the term 'table size' in Redshift.

We have : svv_table_info.size "Size of table in 1MB blocks"

svv_table_info.pct_used "Percent of available space used"

... so I assume that a lot of the 'size' is empty space due to sort keys etc

Then we have this.. https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/redshift-cluster-storage-space/

.. which uses the term 'minimum' table size. But nowhere can I find an explanation of what they means in the real world ? Is this a theoretical minimum if optimally configured ?

Ultimately I need to find out the basic size of original tangible data without any overheads.

Then yes, how much disc space is it actually costing to store it in Redshift.

So if I took 1TB out of our on-prem database and shoved it into Redshift, I'd be looking to see something like 1TB (data) & 1.2TB (data + Redshift overheads).

Hope someone can help clarify 🤞

I'm making a generic blog while learning Django.

I have an ArticleCreateView and ArticleUpdateView, and I am trying to make a custom template that both views would share. From what I understand, CreateView and UpdateView use the same template by default (article_form.html), which is the template I'm trying to modify.

I have the following in my models.py:

I've got an array of floats that I'd like to access in reverse order. In my non-vectorized code this is easy.

Here is a simplifed version of the data that I have.