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I have some themes that can't be found by searching:

@installed @category:"themes"

And I don't think they come built-in.

How to uninstall those themes?

Actual theme names typed here for easier searching:

I'm creating a series of NIBs to allow reuse of views that are used as panels in an app. I prototyped the first such by just using a view in the storyboard, and added outlets. One of the items in it was a table view.

When I copy the components from the original storyboard into a new NIB file, at runtime (and before any connections are made) I get the error,

I'm newbie to web development learning by myself. I'm not a cs student. I'm following a book called HTML5 in easy steps. There is a lesson called "Building input forms" which uses free Abyss Personal Edition web server and activeperl scripts. I want to install activeperl on my machine. I'm on windows 8.1. Activestate site doesn't offer .exe file anymore instead it offers cli installation for windows 10. site says windows 8.1 also be supported. I tried installing their cli program command for windows which is powershell -Command "& $([scriptblock]::Create((New-Object Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://platform.activestate.com/dl/cli/install.ps1')))".

Then I got this error message.[screenshot attached] screenshot

Then I googled the exception and found that powershell wasn't configured to older versions of windows prior to 2019 to work with tls 1.2. https://github.com/dotnet/docs/issues/6873

Any tips on how to work around this problem???

I am trying to make a webapplication with Treeviz dependency. The goal is to place a popover button to each node of the tree and if user clicks to the button he/she can see the description of the node,and after it should be editable. I tried in many ways but for me popover does not work in React.

There is an example for what I would like to do. You can see I have to insert React component to HTML therefor I am using renderToString. All you have to look is the renderNode property of the tree. I am referencing to React component in renderNode like: ${tooltip} ${popover}.

Backstory

• I'm making a small game engine project for self-learning/ I'm using the Vulkan Graphics API alongside GLFW, which I compile with CMake. Everything works fine during compile-time, but when writing code inside VSCode it gives me false errors saying cannot open source file "GLFW/glfw3.h"C/C++(1696). Even though if I go ahead and compile and include it into the main file it works as intended.

• I have tried restarting VSCode, restarting my computer, rebuilding CMake, and deleting the cache, tried using <> and "" for including, and also using the VSCode suggestion of including it again in the CPP Properties file.

• Important note is that if I include the same code into my main.cpp file it all works fine, but the problem starts happening after I separating the code into separate files and try including GLFW.

File Structure:

I've been doing some test coding on html5 and canvas for game development, and ran into a bug that I can't get passed by. What happens was when I ran a basic animation loop with requestAnimationFrame, the velocity of the object is updated, the movement is smooth and all, but then I ran the script on a computer with monitor that had a 144Hz refresh rate (from 60Hz to 144Hz), and my dreams just fell into the abyss.

So I started reading up on delta time and how it fixes the issue with fps in games, and it works, but not quite as expected.

I have recently come upon a problem regarding my script not being able to access and element that was inserted via editing the innerHTML in the same script.

So, my HTML has this placeholder code:

I really like the V.S. Code theme, Abyss. On occasion I find that the theme makes my code difficult to read, the text rendered in the editor will look like it is blending into the background, therefore; I thought changing individual syntax color would be a good solution.

I want to be able to adjust a couple of color-tokens, while leaving the rest of the syntax unchanged. How can I select, and change the properties of color tokens, without impacting any other parts of the theme that's currently set in the editor?

I want to use the code syntax color of the GitHub dark default theme with the Abyss theme on the rest of UI.

I found a site (click to see) that suggests changing the syntax colors with the editor.tokenColorCustomizations property.

I am not able to understand that how can I copy the color configuration from GiHub dark default to the Abyss theme.

I would like to display a tooltip with item name when user hover over the image item. The items are shown inside a grid with scrollbar (class="itemGrid" and item itself is class="itemOnGrid").

I've tried many solutions over the internet, however I'm learning about CSS now and I could not solve my problem.

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