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I've been trying to get breakpoints to function in VS Code. I'm on the latest version of the stable channel of Flutter, as well as VS Code and the extensions for Dart and Flutter.

I know this question has been asked and answered several times, but all those answers have just been voodoo fixes. Thus I ask again, as none worked for me.

Yes I'm doing F5 and not Ctrl+F5. Yes I tried reinstalling the extensions and VS Code and flutter and Windows.

Yes the breakpoints still become unverified as soon as VS Code connects to chrome. My project is web-only.

I know this is an unfixable issue and that even though its been fixed multiple times on github.

Is there a way with CSS such that:

I'm using Ionic 5 here, and iIve noticed that when I have a number of items in a list in the slide on ion-slide 1, and a few in the next ion-slide, when I transition between the two programatically, the slide with fewer items in starts way below the actual content it holds.

It's like the slides share a Y scroll position during the transition.

The slides, two of them, populated with some ion-items ( and sliding items ) nested inside an ion-list, they are "swiped" by the interactions with the ion-segment-buttons.

Is there a way to either scroll to the top of the next slide rapidly so that it's not noticed during the transition, or, someother code voodoo I need to add to stop slide 2 from starting at the Y point that slide 1 transitions from..

edit: a github repo of the code in action, scroll to the bottom of the long list, then click Group2 and the next slide starts from the same Y point as the previous.

https://github.com/p4u1d34n/ionicEmpty

I was looking to include a responsive card template into my project and used one of the templates from CodePen to do this. However, when I copied the code from CodePen to my own platform, The card would not expand when I click on "click on expand" like it is unresponsive. But over here, the code runs fine, but not on the IDE I am using.

Where I got the whole code from initially: https://codepen.io/ryanparag/pen/EOBdOK

The HTML/CSS of the card:

So, I have a ship with a "Hardpoint" attached to it that weapons can be placed on to. Once placed, they aim at the mouse position and have a restricted rotational range: See here

The rotational range is based off minAngle and maxAngle, and are calculated by the eulerAngles.z of the parent hardpoint slot, plus/minus the angle modifier (in this case, 20). I had to do some weird rotational voodoo (see OneEightyToThreeSixty() in the code snippet) to get the mouse look angle to match the same format as the minAngle/maxAngle.

angle was coming in as -180 -> 180 degrees instead 0 -> 360 like the hardpoint's rotation. Wrote a method to convert it to 360 during runtime.

I've rewritten this script more times than I can count, but ultimately I'm hit with this issue.

As you can see, for 270 degrees of the 360 rotation, the aiming and restrictions work totally fine. But at the top right quarter of the rotation, it all goes haywire.

I've tried so many different implementations but they all seem to have this consistent issue. I cannot figure out what I'm missing. Here's the code:

I'm playing around with template literal types trying to wrap my head around them, and I can't quite figure out what I'd hoped would be a simple exercise: a strongly-typed function where get(obj, 'foo.bar.baz') returns the type of obj.foo.bar.baz. (This is a stepping stone to somehow being able to strongly-type my work's homegrown validator+sanitizer library that uses dot-separated paths to indicate nested properties.

My first approach was:

This is a purely theoretical question here (though one I think is an interesting thought exercise). I was just working on a JavaScript object (documentation-related) and the somewhat-unusual thought crosses my mind: is there a way to make a key/value pair entry within said object capable of reading its own key as part of its value? That is to say:

Assuming I have a JavaScript object used for the purposes of serializing data:

I am trying to get the font weight of a font however this seems to require some sort of voodoo magic in C#.

I found and converted this enum to help figure it out, and I use FontDialog to choose the Font.

I have a Object that I would like Jackson to serialize like this...