ProgressText | text progress bar with animation effect | Animation library

I would like to setup a counter which can be paused as well as resumed in React.js. But whatever I have tried so far is working the functionality part (pause/resume is working) but it's not updating the counter on render. Below is my code:

I have a custom Vue component ProgressBar which shows a progress bar. It is being updated through the parent component by calling the setProgress function. The component is conditionally rendered by the parent.

When the ProgressBar component is created/rendered for the first time everything works as expected, but when it is being rendered for the second time it does not update anymore although the data attributes change.

Excerpt from parent component:

I am experiencing an issue trying to update the fragment from activity. I have a progress bar fragment.

I'm using Webpacker with Rails 6. The turbolinks:load event is working properly locally but not when deployed to Heroku. I'm using the standard jquery $(document)on.('turbolinks:load' ()=>{}) by importing a 'ready.js' file into my application folder. Adding a console log inside the event handler works on my computer but not on the deployed application.

I'm pasting the code to my application.js, file inside the packs folder. application.html.erb form the layouts folder and ready.js file. I have zero idea as to why this is not working. I've been messing with it for about a week with no success. I've already tried to just have the turbolinks:load event listener in the application.js file. I have also just tried doing a simple console.log with no other code to make sure that nothing else might be braking the code. Even the simplest case is still not working. I have also purged the cache from my site which is sitting behind cloudflare and purged the build cache from Heroku.

I would really appreciate any help. My next steps are just going to be to not use turbolinks if I keep having issues which is not something I want to do.

aplication.html.erb:

I have this problem and I have not been able to solve it, how can I make view 1 limited by view 2?

I need view 1 not to leave the edges of view 2, the image is on the outside, it should be cropped limited by view 2, I don't know if I make myself understood

I am working on a project that uses a QProgressDialog during a time-consuming computation process. In order to not block the main UI thread, the class that does the computation is moved to a new QThread and it is synchronized with the main thread using a start and finish signal connected using Qt::AutoConnection, the default option for QObject::connect. My problem is that the QProgressDialog sometimes freezes as can be seen in the this video (also attached a gif version, but it is not as clear as the video):

In this animation, you can see how after starting the project, the progress bar gets stuck at Second check. And the application stays like this until the mouse enters again the QProgressDialog. This only happens eventually, and it is more prone to happen if you move the mouse over other windows. Moreover it never happens at the same stage.

The main part of the software consist of a StateMachine that lives in the main thread and inherits QObject and interacts with the rest of widgets (in this case the QProgressDialog):

state_machine.h

I am trying to follow this tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jK5zzSA2JHI

The problem is, that this part of the code is not working for me -

I found many questions addressing how to sequence tasks and waiting until all tasks finish, but with this topic, I found only 1 question from 2016 with no answers.

I'm processing a large text file in my project and I want to indicate that this process is running with the text being displayed with changing number of dots after the "Processing" text. I got to the point, where the intended looping task is working until a long working task finishes and the proper field in the VM is updated, but I can't make looping task to be delayed so dots are changing in the way it's seen.

In other words - the same functionality as when a loader is displayed while data are being retrieved from the HTTP request.

im trying to build a calculator for practice. im using eval() to calculate the result. but im still missing one point (afaik), that is prevent zeros that create non number. for example if i have string