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I followed the Angular Tour of Heroes tutorial: https://angular.io/tutorial and I wanted to try adding a button that triggers a dialog on the dashboard (https://material.angular.io/components/dialog/overview). However, when I press the Test Dialog button, an empty/blank dialog pops up and it's a long, skinny box that shows up on the left side of my screen taking up full height. I don't know why it isn't displaying the html from DialogtestComponent. Here is my code related to the dialog:

dialogtest.component.html

I’m trying to do an ortho projection onto a plane, which represents a map – think “floor plan”. I’m running into trouble because openGL 4 is new to me (I last used 1.1, and the world has changed) and because what I’m trying to do isn’t much like common examples online. My problem is scaling and translating.

The data that describes the map is a series of lines with endpoints are in what I’ll call “dungeon coordinates units”. When I render the image I want to have a fixed rule of “1 unit is 1 pixel”.

My coordinates are all in the first quadrant, with (0,0) representing the lower left of the map. I’d like (0,0) to show up in the lower left of the screen.

Now for the tricky bits. When I render the “floor” in the fragment shader, I’m being handed gl_FragCoord, which is ideal. It’s effectively a pixel location, which means for my purposes it is equivalent to a dungeon coordinate. I can look up all the information I passed to the shader (also in dungeon coordinates) and figure out how to paint (or discard) that pixel. It works, except… it draws (0,0) is in the center of the screen, not the low left.

Worse, There are some things, like lines (“walls”), that I render with skinny triangles in dungeon coordinates in a second pass. They don’t show up where I want them. (In fact I’m pretty sure that the triangles I’m using to tile the floor are also wrong and are only covering the screen by coincidence.)

I really, really need openGL to use a coordinate system that puts 0,0 at the lower left of the image and lets me specify triangle vertices in my units, which happen to map straight to pixels.

This seems like a simple case of scaling and translating. But I’m obviously applying the scale and translate incorrectly.

The vertex code is simple:

I have a problem. On my website I refresh the data every second, but that causes fonts to resize randomly every second. To fix that I need to add the following in my html page:

I have a skinny dataset

Whats the best way to do view permissions in DRF based on user type currently? In my structure there are several user_types and for example TEAM_LEADER cant create a team object but can see the list of teams. Which means for the same class view i want to use different permissions for POST and GET for example. I'm looking to do this as dry as possible and i'm trying to follow the skinny view fat models design principle(also wondering if that's good practice to follow in 2021).

models.py for the user model

I have a grid with three images and one text section. I have column and row gaps for the gride which work fine if I have all three images. However, if any of the images are missing, I still get column or row gaps for the missing column or rows. Is there any way for those gaps to collapse to nothing if the rows or columns are not there?

The example that I have included gives the three cases with 1, 2 or 3 images in a responsive design. In the one image example you can see the extra column gap at the right. When the browser gets skinny the row gaps for the missing rows become visible.

Team, I have a Java application that I want to access EnterpriseDB (EDB) Advanced Server. For example: myJavaApp => EDB Advanced Server v11 or does the connection look like this myJavaApp => Java Driver v42 => EDB Advanced Server v11 I have a high volume application and I want to make the path length as skinny as possible to achieve required throughput.

Thanks in advance, Frank

The problem is that I have two skinny boxes as in the code below. Both of them have a child paragraph. The first paragraph has some text in it, the second one does not. Again, the problem is that when text is gone any paragraph loses its height, I wanna keep that somehow.

I wanna keep the height of the second paragraph as if there was one line of text (the font-size is defined), how can I do that using CSS ?

Hi guys I am trying to create a Carousel using JS. I have succeeded a bit and I able to move one slide to the right side. I figure if I somehow increase the value of widthToMove variable then by clicking on right arrow button will keep pushing the slides. I tried to create a function that returns simply 1, 2, 3, and so on and multiply it with widthToMove on clicking right arrow button but I could not succeed. Any help will highly be appreciated. Here is the html code;