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In my project, I've hand-rolled a tiny dialog box that can be used to pick a key and/or mouse combination, "S" or "CTRL-SHIFT-C" or something. I had it working fine in Linux and Windows, but when I went to check it on the Mac, the dialog box would only respond to mouse events.

I boiled it down to a ~30-line minimal example, which actually made it be broken in the same way, mouse events but no keyboard, on Linux. On Windows my minimal code works as expected.

I've looked at the demo code, and I feel like I'm doing pretty precisely the things they're doing, so I'm stumped, most especially by the simple code being broken on Linux. Is there some magic or secret to making key events work reliably and cross-platform?

So over the past few weeks I have been testing out FirebaseAuth both for the web and Android and the experience has been mostly bad. I have tried to add as much information as I can to give you enough context.

My Goal

My EndGoal is to make a package to simplify FirebaseAuth in Flutter Basically, the StreamBuilder runs on the authStateChanges stream from FirebaseAuth, It gives a user immediately after signIn or when I reload the whole page (Flutter Web) but doesnt return a user during hot reload eventhough I know the user has been authenticated. It works again when i reload the webpage. This does not exist in Android and it works as expected. Its very frustrating, and i could use some help from anyone!

Flutter Doctor

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/test/vstest-console-options?view=vs-2019#general-command-line-options

I can successfully run unit tests by passing file names separated by space. e.g.

I want to manipulate (add/delete rows) for two tables in html using JavaScript. With one it works, but if I add the second one I get this error:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'innerHTML' of null

More precisely: I want to have two tables each with different content based on which button is clicked.

With one table it worked. The first function deleted table content -> added new content. Second function the same, deleted content from first table -> added its new content.

But I want to do this with two tables. Please let me know how it should be done.

We are given a data frame that may look like this (I am sorry I wasn't able to show the data frame given the code below):

I need help in order to add colors to ggplot objects (specificaly geom_bar).

Here is my data

So, this isn't really something I have to do, I was just playing around. I wrote a Vector class for vectors of any numeric type and any number of coordinates. It is used as Vector. Here is the code:

What I need very precisely is an array A[10] and each of its element pointing to the respective element of array B[10] whose each element store its index.

Hence, A[1] points to B[1] and B[1] has value of 1. So, when I call *A[1] or *B[1], I get 1.

I know it can be super easy if the array B[10] is not an array of pointers but of integers but I need this for another purpose.

This is what I did but segmentation fault was offered.

I have a Microsoft Access (Office 365) form. I need the controls to be neatly placed on the form.

For example, in the Access Form Design View below, the "Residential" label and the rectangle around the checkbox both have the same Left and Width. The Left property was set by using the Align - Left option of the Sizing & Ordering group of the Arrange ribbon tab.

• I have looked at the padding and margins for each control. This has no effect on control placement.

• Is there a way to compute the Top and Left placement for a control? I tried Top + Height + 2*BorderHeight with all padding and margins set to 0. This did not improve the situation.

• One of the biggest problems is the absence of support to precisely position controls independently from the labels.

• Is there a third-party tool that can be used to design Access forms? Form layout seems to be time-consuming aspect of Access.