inputControl | complete control for inputs type text | Interpreter library

Here is the problem:

I have a globe in unity, and by right-clicking and dragging the mouse, it can be rotated both around the equator and the parallel axis horizontal to the camera (in this case the absolute x-Axis, keeping the poles on th YZ-plane), and this works fine, no problems.

The other way of rotating the globe is to click on labels, which automatically rotates the globe to center the label on the camera. The globe starts centered on global coordinates 0,0. This works, however the further away the label is from the prime meridian (so the further east or west from 0 lat.), the further the poles rotate away from their intended axis (instead of remaining along the YZ-plane). Does anyone have any clues on how to achieve this?

Here is the relevant code:

When I change the theme from light mode to dark mode the spinner text isn't visible by default or when a value is selected. I tried setting the text color to android:textColor="?android:textColorPrimary" but that didn't work. I've also tried setting text color to black but result is still the same. The app works perfectly fine in light mode.

Here are some screenshots : Spinner in dark mode:

Spinner in light mode

When I select any option "Sin" or "Cos" form the spinner, the spinner value gets selected in code but the text is not visible, it remains empty white space.

Here is my xml code for the activity :

I recently started working on SFML. I just created a window then later started to separating my main code. First i wrote a window class.

Nothing special, just draws my window and prints mouse coordinates.

I have a react js application on node js, I can’t implement csurf on my application for a long time, how can I implement csurf in the right way?

project directory

In my React 17.0.1 SPA translation app I have a page with 2 sections. The top is for input and the bottom is for translations of that input. I have had problems using a single context/state for this page because the translation is performed by a remote API, and when it returns I can't update the UI without updating the input part and resetting it to whatever value it held at the time the translation API was called.

So, I have split the page into two contexts, one for input and one for translations. So far so good. The rendering for the translations works the first time I do it. But, despite the state in the translation-context changing when needed via its reducer (I have logging that proves that) the appropriate part of the page doesn't re-render in step with those changes. As I said, this is odd because the first time I change the state this way it does actually rerender.

This sketch shows the basic structure in more detail, but I have left a lot out:

App.js

I have a helicopter in my game, I want the camera to always look at the back of the helicopter but I can't do it. When the helicopter rotates I cant make the camera rotate with the helicopter. Here is the image of the rotation of the helicopter and camera.This is what I want even the helicopter rotates. But this is what happened \\

Camera initiliazion : const camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(75, window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight, 0.1, 1000);

I have two controllers, one resource, the other normal. They are in the same thread and both must run.

I deliberately inserted a sudden return in a normal controller to make sure it was simply ignored.

Regular controller:

I put a textField with a clear button and hintText in a Container. My hope is when the textField has the focus, the clear button will appear, and when losing the focus, the button disappears. But when I put away the keyboard(the textField lose the focus), the input content and the hintText disappear. So what's wrong?

I want to put a textFiled in a Container. But I found the input content couldn't stay vertically certer(a bit higher) in the Container but the two icons displayed well. Is there a solution to my situation?