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I have an issue understanding and fixing an issue I am having. I have a collision map and if an element is a 1 it should trigger my collision detection function, which it does. I am pretty sure my problem exist with how I am controlling my characters movement but I can't figure out what to do to fix it. If I hit a wall I can still move through it even though I set player.vx to 0. So then I added player.x = cell.x - cell.w but doing that for all sides causes the character to be flung around depending on which side gets called first in my routing table.

I have also tried many many variations of adding velocity to my player to prevent the unwanted penetration.

Here's my players code

I have blocks of text which contain only one specific HTML tag (i.e. the "mark" tag) and I want to extract a paragraph of all the contiguous "sentences" which contain that tag. A "sentence" in my use-case is delimited by a question mark, exclamation mark, full stop or semi-colon.

EDIT: The "mark" tags are being generated automatically on the server-side and they are always well-formed. There is no risk of summoning cthulhu in my use-case.

What I have tried:

Starting with the second result in this PCRE regex, which works for selecting all sentences that contain the word "flung", see for example this regex tester. I have added semi-colons since those are in my use-case as well:

This started out as a question about how to do this, I spent most of the day spinning around, then in the process of trying to ask a good question, I think I solved my problem. Since I had the question written and the example code (at least five iterations), I am going to post it anyway, and ask this:

• Does this sound like a valid approach?
• Am I missing something I'll regret?
• Is there any simple way to drop the IX on CountryID? It won't be discriminatory (90% of addresses will be in CA, another 9% in US, and maybe a couple of far-flung ones).

It may also help anyone else searching as the previous answers I found either were for other/older versions of EF or different scenarios (like using a billing and a shipping address).

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Here's the question and what i think I found as a solution:

I want to model zero-or-1 to 1 relationships between mailing addresses and the other entities that use them.

Given:

• prefer to keep all of the postal addresses in the same table.
• a user can have one mailing address or none.
• a branch office can have one mailing address or none (none would be uncommon, but possible)
• the addresses are not shared (that is, if two users happen to have the same address, it would end up being duplicated with two different keys; and a user and a branch do not have the same address)

I ended up with these classes:

I have some data on European countries. I'm trying to create a visualization in Altair / Vega-Lite using the world-110m data. Everything technically works fine, except that coded boundaries of the countries also include far-away territories, producing a terrible map that looks like this:

Here is my code:

Using cubes as my primitive game objects, I've created a runway, ramp and player. I expect my player to be flung into the sky on hitting the ramp at velocity, however the ramp stops my player cold in its tracks. I have friction and drag set low. Do I need to adjust mass? Should I use a rounded player?

Here are my object settings:

Ground

Ramp

Player

Ramp 3D

I have been searching around for a solution to this but I have come up with nothing pertaining to my specific case.

Problem: a single Jekyll post is not showing up.

Details:

• It is a Github Pages site that I push to, so I do not render the Jekyll myself
• Another post in the same push to Github is visible and just fine
• It is in the same folder as many other posts that published (specifically a sub-folder under _posts)
• The front-matter is formatted the same way as all the other posts that published
• The date of the post is not in the future
• There are no illegal hidden characters I can find within the file
• The name of the file is properly formatted
• There is a post published after the post in question that is working properly and I made sure to clear my cache

Context: It is a personal D&D related site so forgive the weird content, but here is the paste of the file. The file is named "2016-11-10-teacup-of-the-tempest.md"

My html document is a digital edition of a text. Each word is contained by an element (i.e. it's hyperlinked) and lines are broken with
. There are also occasionally block quotations marked off with

. It thus looks like this:

In handling a UIPanGestureRecognizer in iOS, guidance such as that found here

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/touches_presses_and_gestures/handling_uikit_gestures/handling_pan_gestures?language=objc

and

https://material.io/guidelines/patterns/gestures.html#gestures-drag-swipe-or-fling-details

advises using the velocity property to distinguish a normal drag from a swipe or a flick/fling. Nowhere does it say what a typical threshold is. For the sake of example, say we're dragging a thumbnail (44x44 points) across an iOS screen. Fine-tuning aside, above what velocity y-value would you consider the pan gesture to be a flick/fling?

Context: I'm trying to implement the iOS behavior you see in iOS 11 on an iPhone X, where swiping upward on the bar flings an app back to its home icon, except I'm doing it on cells being flung back to a UICollectionView.

Unsurprisingly, if a parent with display: flex: 1. Has flex-direction: row and flex-wrap: nowrap and, 2. Has any children that start wide (flex-basis) and don't allow shrinking (via flex-shrink: 0), the content will exceed the bounds of the parent dimensions.

If this flex parent is the width of the screen, browsers generally just honor the 'nowrap' layout anyway and put up a horizontal scrollbar if the viewport gets too small. But on a mobile screen this isn't the only thing that happens. The window's opinion of its own viewport size seems to change, and it throws off the scale of the page.

I've recreated in a simplified page:

HTML: