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Sorry in advance if this seems like a repeat question.

The issue is well-documented: I have a View component. Within that View I have a TouchableOpacity that functions as a submit button. Within the ScrollView I have a TextInput. When the user focuses the TextInput, the keyboard opens. For UX purposes, I believe the user should be able to press the TouchableOpacity and the TouchableOpacity should register the press on the first attempt. This is not the behavior. The first press closes the keyboard, and then the user must press the TouchableOpacity again in order to submit the TextInput:

table 'records' structure:

I've been using PrimeNG's Tree for some months and noticed today that drag and drop is no longer working. I get no errors, I simply can't grab hold of a node in the tree.

I stripped the tree and data down to bare bones as shown below, to verify it is nothing funky in other parts of my code.

This is in the angular HTML template (pretty much straight from https://www.primefaces.org/primeng/v11/#/tree/dragdrop):

I'm trying to make a simple template navbar that tells non-logged in users to login or signup, and tells logged in users to log out, but I am getting a "KeyError: 'user'" error when I do so. I have no idea why this is happening since this worked for me before.

If someone could help guide me, that would be greatly appreciated!

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For learning purposes, I'm writing a FBX file reader in c++, in order to understand how this kind of 3D models are working. I must specify that I already successfully wrote a .x file reader in the past, so I'm comfortable with concepts like skeleton, bones and skin weights.

At this point I wrote a code able to read and parse the FBX file content, and extract and show the basic model in its T pose. I also assume that I correctly understood the way the FBX data are structured, and how to link the elements together and rebuild the important hierarchies like the skeleton.

However I'm a little puzzled about which data I need to use for the bones and animations. About the first ones I have a hierarchy of deformers, which each contains more or less data like that:

I have a Three.js project with an animation going on and I would like to find the skeleton bones position at different times.

If I go for example to: https://modelviewer.dev/examples/animation/index.html and find the Three.js scene:

I have a gatsby portfolio application and had to do some updates to it. Then cloned it from github and had to install dependencies. When i run npm install i have the error log below:

I am a beginner programmer looking to improve - I've made some pretty cool Python games with pyGame - and now found an interest in KIVY! The separation of logic and layout is great. But as a non-seasoned veteran in OOP, I am pretty much going crazy at this point. I don't know how to connect all the different parts. Most KIVY tutorials I can follow are basic and concentrate mainly on design - which is fine, but when it comes to putting real meat on the bones, there isn't much to go with.

(Then there are the ones that seemingly build GUI's for the Mars Curiosity rover - those are way over my head). I do grab bits and pieces of knowledge in the process, but my code, and my brain, ends up suffering from too many different approaches and programmer styles colliding together. [hopefully that makes some sense] I wonder if fundamentally I need to start from scratch and throw out bad advice?

In the code below I've set up a simple KIVY gui with two screens. Page one increments a variable "A", page two increments the variable "B". I am able to retrieve and display the values of both variables from each KV 'screen' because they belong to the same root screen-Manager class. But I haven't been able to figure out how to grab and manipulate the same variables in a popup window, since that isn't under the screen-Managers jurisdiction. (Somewhere in some tutorial, I learned to create a popoup in KVlang using the Factory import.) But if I want to set "A" = 0 in a popup, I am stumped. Should I use __init__, global variables, app, App.get_screen, parent/child assert, id,kv properties, bind.

Is resetting "A" & "B" to zero from the popup on either screen something easily accomplished? Am I far off base? How about changing the "B" value from a button on page one, or the "A" value from a button on page two?

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I'm currently building an embedded device that uses the open source light-weight IP package (lwIP) to host a static webserver to clients using html files and http requests. lwIP is somewhat different than a normal webserver because it is bare bones and configured to serve these files through a NOSYS declaration.

In an extremely simple scenario, I'm trying to host this file (index.html):