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QUESTION
Following Gatsby's doc on Creating Dynamic Navigation in Gatsby I created a barebones menu and wanted to see if I can add React Icons' components to it:
gatsby-config.js (stripped down)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 14:44Try something like this:
QUESTION
I have a shared ToggleButton
style defined that shows one image when IsChecked
is true
, and a different image when IsChecked
is false
. Binding IsChecked
to a boolean property on the ViewModel works fine to show the desired image, so I know that my style is being applied and the DataTrigger
bound to IsChecked
works.
I would like to change the ToolTip
text when IsChecked
changes, but I'm having quite a bit of trouble getting that to work. Ideally I'd like the ToolTip
to say something like "Turn On" when unchecked and "Turn Off" when checked.
The issue is that the ToolTip
is not connected to the ToggleButton
in the visual tree, so I need another way to find the ToggleButton.IsChecked
. I'm trying to do this entirely in a style, because I've got quite a lot of these buttons scattered around, so no changes to the VMs are permitted.
Ideally the solution would allow me to use the ToggleButton.Tag
to store the text, and apply a Converter
and StringFormat
(or ContentStringFormat
). I've already overridden the ContentTemplate
and replaced it with a barebones ContentPresenter
to get rid of the typical ToggleButton
effects, so it can be changed further if necessary. (And maybe I've removed something important for this to work? idk.)
Here is my style that works to change image, but the ToolTip
never changes.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 07:40The StringFormat
does not work with a ToolTip
, as it can contain arbitrary content of type object
, not just plain text. However, the ToolTip
exposes a property ContentStringFormat
that you can use.
Gets or sets a composite
string
that specifies how to format theContent
property if it is displayed as astring
.
Since a ToolTip
is hosted in a separate popup window, it is not part of the same visual tree as the ToggleButton
, but you can refer to it using the PlacementTarget
of the ToolTip
.
Gets or sets the
UIElement
relative to which theToolTip
is positioned when it opens.
QUESTION
I have this code where I use el and e variables to do various things. Heres the barebones version
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 16:31You need to pass the e
(Event) to your btnActivate
function.
Btw how about:
QUESTION
I'm about to lose my mind working with jq for the first time today. I've tried every ever so dirty way to make this work somehow. Let's get down to business:
I'm trying to further develop the pretty barebones API for Unifi Controllers for some use cases: https://dl.ui.com/unifi/6.0.41/unifi_sh_api
Here's some mock up data (the real json data is thousands of lines):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 14:43QUESTION
I am currently working at building an Ice Session between two Raspberry Pi 4Bs with Ice and Python. I already got the underlying connection / pairing via bluetooth working, but now I am struggling to connect the Ice server and client. The two devices are already connected, when I am trying to start the Ice service (it doesn't work when they aren't neither). The problem is, that the client always times out while trying to connect (after something like a minute or so). I am sure I have entered the right proxy-string, as when I change it up, I get a different error.
I am trying to replicate the printer example from ZeroC's website, only with bluetooth, so this would be the barebones of my code:
Server:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 11:47The problem was, as I was conducting the pairing programmatically too, I made an error there. I forgot to mark the newly paired device as trusted, which resulted in this timeout-error. Works now, when the client is a trusted device.
QUESTION
I am trying to add a tkk notebook to an existing program of mine, but having some issues. To troubleshoot, I followed an online tutorial, and created a tkk notebook with two tabs in a barebones program:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-19 at 20:41You need to call pack
or grid
on notebook
to make sure it is visible inside it's container. You also need to call pack
or grid
on frame01
to make that available inside the root window.
QUESTION
Spending way too much time trying to figure out why inet_ntop
is always returning the same IP address of 2.0.19.86
inside of my barebones C UDP socket program.
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-16 at 21:33In your call to inet_ntop
:
QUESTION
Whenever I set a state in my React app, it clears out my inputs (check box, numbers). Here's a very barebones version that illustrates the issue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 06:25Each time you set a state (setDummy
), the component is rerendered and will reset you're inputs because they are uncontrolled
. You need to make them controlled
by using state hooks for those inputs.
QUESTION
I've been trying to improve our PS documentation and started playing with PlatyPS. So far, it's been great, I have nice markdown docs now. I'm also able to generate MAML for use with CLI documentation from it and have been able to remove the doc-comment strings from my modules.
Unfortunately, when I import my module it's unable to see the MAML help files and Get-Help
for my exported function is very barebones.
My understanding is that when packaging MAML within a module, they need to be placed as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-09 at 05:09As it turns out, I was hitting a problem when generating the MAML from the markdown source. I was following this guide to PlatyPS and New-ExternalHelp
was not generating help for the commands I happened to be testing with.
These commands were not named with the Verb-Noun
nomenclature, and the files shared a name with their matching function. I took one of the functions and gave it a Verb-Noun
name instead and did the same with its corresponding .md
file. With a pattern of Verb-Noun.md
, New-ExternalHelp
now generated the command's MAML and placed them inside of MyModuleName-help.xml
.
However, this is not what I wanted. These particular functions are named like commands on purpose, and I do not want to follow the Verb-Noun
nomenclature for them. An edge case, probably, but I did find a solution for this as well. After a bit of testing, only the command name in the source .md
file for that command matters as far as MAML generation.
The filename needs to match the Verb-Noun.md
pattern, but you can have the command called FunctionName
inside and the help will generate correctly for the command FunctionName
, not Verb-Noun
. Now when I import the module, I get the correct help topic for the commands that were previously missing.
Now my .md
file no longer matches the command name but that isn't the end of the world.
QUESTION
I'm trying to update my OSX (Monterey 12.1) zshell prompt to include the current Git branch and status. I've copied the latest git-prompt.sh
from GitHub (this one) to ~/.git-prompt.sh
.
I have the following barebones file at ~/.zshrc
per the documentation:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-02 at 21:38As correctly speculated in the comments above, the version of .git-prompt.sh
I was using had its tabs replaced with spaces (by my IDE), making parts of the script not get parsed as intended. Copying it from the source into a different text editor that didn't change whitespace resulted in everything working correctly.
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Install Barebones
Install the latest Node.js and NPM.
Install the latest Yarn.
Run yarn within the project root directory in Terminal.
Run yarn run build:watch.
Run yarn run start in another tab. Tada!
EditorConfig. Atom users install editorconfig.
ESLint live JS linting, respecting package.json config. Atom users install linter-eslint.
stylelint live CSS linting, respecting package.json config. Atom users install linter-stylelint.
Remove Barebones examples and references. Within the project directory in Terminal run yarn run init. This script also deletes itself.
Customize the meta in /index.html.
Customize the icons in /content.
Customize the Browserslist browser support queries in /package.json for build tools.
Edit /readme.md to be about your project.
Re-run the build and start scripts. A clean slate!
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