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I use the following code inside a Tampermonkey script.

While working on my android app, I found this example on the android developer site. Specifically, I don't understand the interface UserDataSource ( in /observability) and its corresponding localUserDataSource implementation class (in /observability/persistence). This doesn't look like a repository to me, but it contains an instance to a DAO like a repository would.

1. Does this approach/pattern have a name?
2. Are there advantages and disadvantages to doing this over a repository? (It seems like its a lot of redundant code, but I don't know what I'm doing yet)
3. Should I have a repository in addition to this?

I think I'm being confused by the different ways of doing things, and seeing a different approach to what I was expecting made me wonder what I really needed (or what is correct, more extensible, etc.). Thank you so much for any light you can shine on this for me.

I am learning css/scss. I would like to make a scss module and others also can use it in their app in the simplest way. I hope others just need to change id name and can use it. For example, I have a module _buttons.scss:

I have a problem with JavaFX light effects. I have a game that needs multiple pointlights on the same pane, but I haven't managed to do that, if its even possible. Right now I have a pane and all the elements on top of it.

This seems to be bad method, so if someone knows better way to add lightsources for 2D game, I would really appreciate the help!

It also seems that only one light effect can be attached to a pane, because whenever I try to set a new one, the other gets deleted. One light just isn't enough for this project. If there is better way of adding lights, let me know! Maybe attach the light to a block and then somehow make it shine on the pane? Here is the code:

I am trying to figure out how to name/rename iframes with javascript.

I have an original array, e.g.:

I'm trying to figure out the costs of loading and displaying PanoramaViews in an iOS app using Google Maps SDK.

By the official documentation, StreetView is charged $14 per 1000 instantiations up to 100k, and $11.2 above it (with volume discounts over 500k). Here the source.

In particular, it states:

An instantiation of a panorama object occurs on iOS with the GMSPanoramaView object.

To me, both because english is not my native language and the concept I know of instantiation, is not really clear what this means. The point is that the official documentation offers a couple methods (see here for one) to move the location and change the panorama displayed by the GMSPanoramaView object after it is created. The only thing that the documentation states clearly is that moving to nearby panoramas by double tapping or tapping the navigation arrows is not subject to charge.

So about billing, I'm trying to understand which of these two applies:

1. a fixed cost is charged for every time a new GMSPanoramaView is created (e.g. let panoView = GMSPanoramaView(frame: .zero)) , and, once created, moving the panorama to a different region and displaying it by calling the moveNearCoordinate() method is free of charge (basically it is charged 0.014$ for each app launch, if handled properly);

2. the fixed cost also applies to the moveNearCoordinate() method - so, each time the panoramaID property of the GMSPanoramaView is changed.

I was almost sure that the 1. case was true when a guy told me that in his app (which uses the Android SDK) he was also billed for each time the panorama was moved.

Of course if I'm asking this is because I cannot still test it by myself. Can anyone shine a light about how the billing works?

EDIT: I've found out that Google offers some free credits and I quickly set up a project to test it.

The project is built as follows:

• the GMSPanoramaView object is initialized as a class variable of the main ViewController - passing .zero as frame gives a warning:

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Is there any chance that I can fix my problem with my grid layout? I have the main layout which I used is a grid and it has 5 templates. I'm having a problem with the second row because I am using the same template row for my index and details page. The last row is the footer but it covers the content of the second row. How can I fix it? See the picture below for your reference.

This is the main template rows: grid-template-rows: 120px calc(100vh - 120px) repeat(2, 1fr) auto;

The calc(100vh - 120px) is the template row for hero main and blog details.

Link: https://sevento1sneakers.herokuapp.com/

As you can see the footer covers the description. (The bug occur when you shrink the height of you window