gaze | globbing fs.watch wrapper | Runtime Evironment library

Holographic Remoting uses clock synchronization which means that timing is correct. The result and accuracy of SpatialPointerPose::TryGetAtTimestamp depends on the given timestamp. For instance, if the given timestamp is older than the last received pose data on the remote side, then the returned SpatialPointerPose will be an exact interpolation of received pose data values. If the given timestamp is newer than the last received pose data on the remote side, then Holographic Remoting predicts the SpatialPointerPose based on the latest pose data available.

The problem is that when you use position: fixed;, the element is no longer relative to the container but relative to the page or in other words positioned absolute. That makes it appear on top of the 2nd div. The solution is that you can use position: sticky; instead.. The appearance is a bit different though...

You can create a vector storing the name of the "Actor" and their corresponding colours. Then use the vector in scale_fill_manual(values = vector).

Here my vector is tile_fill, which fills actor B with blue, R with red and M with green (the Actor names comes from your target_seq).

Here's a quick first go. You could potentially use geom_tile, geom_rect, or geom_segment here, depending on how you want to specify the position/size. I think geom_tile might be simplest, but its x/y is based on the centerpoint.

You were close with the conditions you set up, but you need to provide them to dplyr::filter() connected with the logical and operator & to require both. Because you may have multiple rows that satisfy the condition str_detect(Activity, "sparrenburg"), you can just take the min() and max() to get the most extreme ones for the comparison.

You can modify the calculate function to check for NA values.

Here is a try. I do not have any experience with 'gazes' etc...

It took me some time and some help (see here Conditionally take value from column1 if the column1 name == first(value) from column2 BY GROUP thanks to @tmfmnk.

I hope this potpourri of code may help. I left the code as it is because of sake of readability. I am sure one can fine tune it. Main parts of what I tried to do is in the blocks.

I was using Crispy Forms on that page for my forms and it was stopping the code from running. I dont know why but once I removed crispy forms the code worked fine. Instead of crispy forms I am using widget tweaks now.

You could handle the PaneClosed and PaneOpened events that are raised when the NavigationView pane is closed and opened respectively.