linkedin | Ruby wrapper for the LinkedIn API | Portal library

This line from the documentation is important here:

Note that at the module level, locals() and globals() are the same dictionary.

Because you are not inside a function, you actually get the dictionary of the global variables of the interactive session.

So something like locals()['a'] = 'hello' actually creates a new global variable a, and that's perfectly fine in Python, because global variables work differently than local variables.

If you try something like:

Well you could do

Your profile says you're based in Brazil and in Brazil "two and a half" is "2,5", not "2.5".

If you run your code with "2,00" it should work.

Here's an example with different cultures:

Well I had the same problem using emulator or phone both work well with small simplistic composables. And when I create more complex Composable and try animating the navigation, using the accompanist animation library it gets very laggy. But then I tried building the release APK file, since it is usually optimized and way faster, and that will significantly speed up your app. Here is link on how you can generate signed APK then install it on your phone or emulator and see if that fixes your problem!

You could also check if you accidentally disabled the hardware acceleration from the manifest. Make sure you set android:hardwareAccelerated="true" in you activity tag.

In case that does not help either, then you have to implement your own animation and use Shared ViewModel, for communication and triggering the transition from one Composable to another. The idea is that you can use modifier offset property to show/hide the Composable by placing it outside the screen.

First set your ViewModel, and add mutable state variable, that will trigger the transition from Home to Settings and vice versa.

This is not the best practice, since there is no way to directly pass data from one composable to another as you would normally do with the normal navigation. But you can still share data using the Shared ViewModel. Using this method it will not recompose your Composable, and thus be really fast. So far I have no problem with any out of memory exceptions even on some very old/slow devices with 2GB RAM.

I just solve this issue by correcting the RxJS version to 7.4.0. I hope this can solve others issue as well.

Use boolean indexing:

I removed the

You need conditional aggregation:

Here is the working code for the above problem. It took me a while to find the dropdown list. So, to find it, I initially printed all the HTML in the IDE after searching keyword in the inputbox, then searched for the options keyword, such as "Accenture" and "Accenture India". This way i found the desired element to get access to the drop down items.