rmc | Rust Model Checker aims to be a bit-precise model | Application Framework library

From the paper (page 7), the degrees of freedom should be calculated like this:

Is there a reason you can't just do your read and your send separately and check if the read result is empty before you do your send?

I was able to figure out the problem. I started by checking how my bytes were read generally from the following code:

You answered the question yourself in your last sentence. The map will always be redrawn whenever the reactive All_NMEA changes. To prevent that, you would normally use leafletProxy but apparently you cannot add an easyButton like that, so I offer you another solution.

A click on the easyButton will trigger another shiny input that is called my_easy_button. In an observeEvent you listen to this event and do the flyTo there within a leafletProxy.

Your issue is that within the UserForm code module you shouldn't reference the form's default name (think it as a blue print for further instances of this class), but the current object instance it is actually run - e.g. by prefixing controls with the Me. qualifier.

This does assume the code is moved into the form's own code module - the Initialize handler would be a good place for this.

Ways to populate a UserForm Combobox

a) Populating via .AddItem method

You can put the string in double-quotes and use a backslash to escape any double-quotes or backslashes within the string.

My app is supposed to handle my custom .rmc files.

There is very little support for file extensions in Android.

I use the following intent-filter in Android with unfortunately doesn't work for opening attachemnts in gmail

There is no requirement for Gmail, or any other app, to use content Uri values that use a file extension. So, you're welcome to have that , but do not assume that it will work with all email clients or any other arbitrary app.

How do I register my app in Android to open email attachments with a custom filetype?

You don't.

If the email clients sending the emails will supply a specific distinctive MIME type for your content, use that MIME type for android:mimeType. For example, if you will be sending the emails from some server, you should be able to control how the attachment is added and what MIME type it uses.

Otherwise, find some distribution mechanism for this data that uses a distinctive MIME type (e.g., download from a Web server, where you configure the server to serve your files with that MIME type). Then, use that MIME type for android:mimeType.

Simply use the x variable passed into by function which is the subsetted data frame. You ignore using it and hence your repeat results. Below renames x for subdata for clarity and adjusts return object:

if you are using createTabNavigator or createBottomTabNavigator you can use NavigationEvents within the screens inside TabNavigator which allow you to listen to