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Its important that I use grid-template-rows to define the height of the elements as I want the proportions to stay accurate dynamically. However I don't know how to get the line-height of a given row to center its text vertically. Im resorting to some hacky padding stuff that I dont like. Example code below

In my header file, I have two different kind of objects ImageFrame and `PointCloudFrame. These are then defined with a std::variant as such

I can't set image thumbnails for mp3 files using eyed3 module in Python. I try next script:

I am writing a client-server solution. The goal is to connect to a camera remotely and receive its camera feed in the client. I am using TCP protocol for this. Yes, this is the first time I'm doing this.

The client is written in Java. This means it uses BufferedReader.readLine(). Yes, the problem is that it results in null and I am aware that this means that the server shuts down the connection. I have also had this confirmed by a senior coder.

The server is written in C. My problem is that I cannot find an obvious reason to why its code results in shutting down the connection seemingly immediately. I have found multiple code-examples that supports the method I'm already using.

I wonder:

1. Could BufferedReader resulting in null immediately indicate something else in this case?
2. What have I missed in my server-code, why does it shut down the connection?

Here is my original server code (see update below it):

I have a UIImageView as the background for a view. User interaction is disabled. isAccessibilityElement is set to NO. This is verified by using debug view hierarchy when the app is running on device.

And yet when I tap on the view that has that as the background is describes all the controls on it and then describes the image using automatic image recognition. Everything I've found online says this is a new iOS 14 feature and that it's great, but says nothing about how I can turn it off.

I even tried setting my own description string to at least try to override the image recognition to no avail. So - IS there a way to turn it off for a specific UIImageView(or even for the app overall) and if so how?

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So I've confirmed this is specific to iOS 14. I have the following code in viewDidLoad:

I am making a cricket game where there is an option to select two teams for the match. The user can select two teams from all available teams by clicking the next and previous buttons that change the image (actually the team's flag) and the team's name on every click. I have created a common function for the selection process. In that function/method, the labels and buttons are already present and packed. I only have to call it for team 1 and team 2 separately, by passing the allotted frames as an argument in the function.

Now the problem is, after calling that function for the first side (Team1), when I call it for the second side (Team 2), the images and names are only changed for the second side. The problem can be better understood by looking at the program because maybe I am unable to explain my issue. I want both pairs of next and previous buttons to work independently for the selection of teams. I have tried to make a separate class for this thing, but that's totally an irrelevant solution and of course is not working.

The piece of my code, extracted from my complete game code, is attached below.

I want to load a tif file into SceneView, I tried the method from this, the code is as follows:

I'm just a beginner in Python & Tkinter, I'm trying to write an application to crop multiple areas in an image and save them as separate images, I can crop the images by drawing the multiple rectangles, but after adding a scrollbar the mouse positions goes wrong while drawing the rectangle using the mouse pointer it is placed little away due to the scrolling effect.

I'm also trying to add zoom in and zoom out could you please suggest me how to achieve this.

I have a code that opens the video, extracts the first frame from it, saves as an image, opens the image and displays it on QGraphicsScene. And I have a question - how can I zoom in and out an image with the mouse wheel?

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