ride | Code for the recurrent image density estimator | Data Visualization library

To make testing easier i added some grey color to the background (you can remove it later).

What I think you are missing, is to add the Bootstrap scripts, you can see the code for an example.

Here you have how to do it, from Bootstrap documentation.

You can use Array#sort and parse the date and time of each element in a Date object for comparison:

As explained in the exception message: "Player is not open"

Flutter_sound documentation say:

1. Open and close the audio session

Before calling startPlayer() you must open the Session.

When you have finished with it, you must close the session. A good places to put those verbs are in the procedures initState() and dispose().

It seems you are dealing with a modal dialog window. When it is displayed to a user the code stops running and can be resumed only after it is closed. A possible solution is to develop an external utility (application) which can scan Outlook windows periodically and click buttons programmatically. Microsoft Active Accessibility can help you with that. But it is not a trivial task.

The Outlook object model doesn't provide anything for that. You will have to use Windows API to get the job done.

There are multiple child nodes under Ride Requests. So when you use newRequestRef.child(rideRequestId).once(), your dataSnapShot contains the information for all of them.

When you access dataSnapShot.value['pickup'], there is no node Ride Requests/pickup, so it returns null. So when you then to dataSnapShot.value['pickup']['latitude'], you're calling ['latitude'] on null, which is what the error message says.

To solve this, you'll need to access the properties on the individual child nodes of Ride Requests. This use to be pretty tricky (see [here]), but now that this feature request has been implement, you should be able to loop over dataSnapshot.value.values.

So something like:

Suppose we have the following files:

You have a duplicate data-bs-ride="carousel" and an extra data-slide-to="1" but I when I ran your code, those errors wouldn’t stop the carousel from working. You didn’t include a working snippet with your question, so it’s not possible to verify which version of Bootstrap 5 you’re using.

Here’s a working snippet using your code.

There are two issues, first of all, Body only implements From<&'static str> but the given &str is bound to the lifetime on the MutexGuard, therefore the Body::from call fails with a lifetime error. You can work around this via foo.clone().

The second issue is about the multiple nested scopes which would require additional clone()s on the Arc> and move on the service_fn closure. The following compiles:

Note that the desired dictToArray function type can run afoul of the problem mentioned in Why doesn't Object.keys return a keyof type in TypeScript?, whereby an object types in TypeScript are open and values can contain more properties at runtime than are known to the compiler. This: