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Woosh {@.@} is my personnal Ubuntu configuration setup assistant.
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git clone git@github.com:blyndusk/woosh.git ~/.woosh
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QUESTION
I know this has been asked, but still can't figure out a solution for my case.
I have a file where I define certain values and then I was to loop thru them. I get the error in this part of the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 02:16Let's pare that down into a minimal, reproducible example. Feel free to replace obj
below with your STATIC.IMAGES
; it's the same explanation either way:
QUESTION
First time using stack overflow. I am attempting to practice Object oriented abstraction and interfaces. I have been unable to get the program to compile, my program is as below.
main.cpp
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 00:46You aren't passing Spell.cpp
to g++
.
With the options you have provided, g++
will attempt to both compile the files listed in its arguments and to link the resulting object files together to produce a final executable. However, since Spell.cpp
is never compiled, the linker cannot find a a definition for spell::spell
or spell::~spell
.
The simplest fix is to provide all translation units to g++
, e.g.
QUESTION
I am still new to coding and I am experiencing some issues with Realm Cloud that no matter how hard I try I cannot seem to fix. I am trying to create a sample of a 'Click & Collect' order tracker, which when the orderState
object property is changed between 1-4 (numbers represent different stages) it changes the UI to the corresponding screen. I have subscribed to a Realm observation of the Results
object, in the function where the observation and notifications take place currentOrder
contains the correct Order
object. However I have a switch for the changes
from the observation which calls a function to update to the correct UI. Inside this called function currentOrder
suddenly contains no data, currentOrder
was defined on a global scope so I can't understand why this is happening. I filter the Results
to only query the matching ID (observations do not seem to be working for me at all when matching by primary key and bypassing the Results
).
I am going to add the entirety of the VC here, the only important note is that the currentOrderID
property is passed over from the previous VC where the object was written to Realm. If you scroll down until func prepareRealm
& func changeUIBasedOnStatus
this is where the problems lie and I have also included the console message at the end inc. print statement results.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-14 at 17:30Order
must have all the properties marked with dynamic
modifier for Realm to be able to override the getter/setter.
So your Order will look something like this:
QUESTION
Okay so I've tried this a bunch of ways and want to know what you guys think. Right now I'm using floats to get this to work but that's preventing me from using flexbox to style the job postings on the right. Here is what I'm trying to create:
Here's my css to this point (codepen link at the bottom):
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-13 at 19:34You can achieve this effect using a linear-gradient()
and the shape-outside
property.
Demo:
QUESTION
I'm executing the following method when the user clicks a button.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-24 at 12:09You are not actually creating a dynamic component. You are inserting additional HTML that is not rendered by Angular. Html and text are sanitized when inserting them into a template like that and thus you won't get a rendered component.
This answer has a very detailed explanation of setting up dynamic components. However, it is not a copy and paste solution for what you need. The documentation on Angular.io has a good example of a dynamic component loader. Essentially, you will need a ComponentFactoryResolver
to resolve and build an Angular component. In the example from the Angular.io docs, the real magic happens in this function:
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