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If you print 17 digits after the decimal, you'll get this:

In order to make several updates into the same jsonb data within the same query, you need to create an aggregate function based on the standard jsonb_set function :

I suggest to use tikzmarks for this job:

You just need the additional rule to remove the active class using closest and not(this)

This is a JS question and it's irrelevant to Reach, the same can happen in Vue, or any other JS function that meets your criteria (called and then re-defined).

When a JS function is called, it'll be executed immediately if it's async, and nothing else can happen until it's finished. So your case isn't possible with a sync function, since by the time Reach notices a change, the function will have finished executing. You can test this by creating a very very long loop with heavy logic that blocks the thread for a few seconds.

If the function is async, it will still execute, even if it was re-defined, since it was already sent to the JS functions queue. It'll wait for its turn and run. The main difference is that the function may be redefined before it runs (by other sync code).

Or does JS itself have a special scheduling tool that loads the code once invoked so it doesn't matter?

That's called The Event Loop. Once something goes in it, it'll eventually run. (I'm trying to simplify a relatively complex system, so I hope I didn't miss anything crucial)

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/EventLoop

X coordinate of C depends on where you drag it, but Y coordinate should be so point stays on line between A and B?

The equation of line between 2 points (A and B): (x - Xa) / (Xa - Xb) = (y - Ya) / (Ya - Yb).

So hmm = (x - Xa) * (Ya - Yb) / (Xa - Xb) + Ya.

Because it's equation of line you can drag point C over A/B X coordinates and still find corresponsive Y value.

Hope I've understood your question right.

A couple of problems:

• your figure is too large, it includes tons of white space caused by some of the problem mentioned in the points below. You can see a warning about the overfull box in the log file. Thus it can't be placed according to your [t] floating specifier

• using \centering and \scalebox inside the tikz picture makes no sense. If you want the picture to be centred, use it before the tikzpicture

• don't use \scalebox for elements which contain text.

• tikz has it's own commands to scale things

• if you want a figure to be at the top of the page, the page actually needs some text on it

and finally:

• The code does NOT run if it throws an error message! Latex only syntax checks the rest of the document, not necessarily producing sensible output. Never ignore error messages.

Hi I have made a few changes in your HTML

like changing img tag to div with the background image. For now, I have added inline CSS, you can put it in your CSS as per your usage

Read about CSS layout and position for further knowledge css positions and layouts

preview:

You only need to use the Base64String to create the stream to send to Firebase, (normally it only have to be a a stream, not specifically a filestream) something like: