texteditors | JavaScript text editor frameworks for web applications | Runtime Evironment library

I am building a note taking app and there is a note editing view where a few TextEditors are used to listen to users' input. Right now an environment object is passed to the this note editing view and I designed a save button to save the change. It works well except that users have to click the save button to update the model.

The text editor is expected to update the value of instances of the EnvironmentObject once the editing is done. Do not necessarily click the save button to save the changes.

I'm making an app for the macOS menu/status bar in SwiftUI that when clicked on, opens a NSPopover. The app is centred around a TextEditor (new in Big Sur), but that TextEditor doesn't seem to respond to the typical Cmd + C/V/X keyboard shortcuts for copying, pasting, and cutting. I know TextEditors do support these shortcuts because if I start a new project in XCode and I don't put it in a NSPopover (I just put it into a regular Mac app, for example), it works. The copy/paste/cut options still appear in the right-click menu, but I'm not sure why I can't use keyboard shortcuts to access them in the NSPopover.

I believe it has something to do with the fact that when you click to open the popover, macOS doesn't "focus" on the app. Usually, when you open an app, you'd see the app name and the relevant menu options in the top left of the Mac menu bar (next to the Apple logo). My app doesn't do this (presumably because it's a popover).

Here's the relevant code:

TextEditor in ContentView.swift:

I am trying to create a list of TextEditors as part of a SwiftUI app. I want the individual editors not to scroll, as they make up a larger scrolling list. However, when I add the TextEditors to the list, they compress down and each view becomes individually scrollable. Is there a modifier / trick to getting the TextEditor to always fit its text content without scrolling, so I can achieve this?

A minimal example of what I'm trying to do is below:

Is there a way to detected when scrolling in the VSCode extension API. The only available functions I see are:

I need to keep switching my OS java version and eclipse java version sometimes (which I do via sudo update-alternatives --config java and preferences -> chossing appropriate installed jre, respectively).

This time, after switching from java 8 to java 7, eclipse refuses to start. When I double click the icon and choose my workspace, it says :

An error has occurred. See the log file /home/user/eclipseWorkspace/.metadata/.log.

The log file essentially says this ( I have pasted more details from the log file at the end) :

The current process of setting multiple inputs to disabled works for me, but seems to be way too much code due to the multiple for loops:

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I am trying to create Blog posts dynamically using php on my website. The problem is that when the response is received by the browser it is not able to put the blogPosts inside the section Tag on my web site using 'innerHTML'

Here is my HTML code:

I have simple python flask goJS graph application which looks like this:

Sources for node and link texts are loaded from backend side of app and I set them in model.modelData part like this:

I have simple python flask app where I send JSON data to my HTML and with goJS I display my graph which looks like this:

I made custom choices dropdown for users to edit node and link text. Those choice options are read from .txt file and sent to html via flask. Options in dropdown lists are made so that when option is selected once, it can not be selected again, until user delete node or link with that used option, and then he can use that option again. So far, I used this code to make nodes text selectable in dropdown list: