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From within your Vue component 'locale-dropdown', when the user selects a locale, you can

Updated to Swift 4 and resolved isseue

You have to add the maxOccurs="unbounded" on the element usage definition in the first template:

There are two main causes for this error.

1. Namespaces. Check that the namespace in your instance document matches the target namespace of the schema.

2. API issues: there are many ways you can invoke schema validation and there are many mistakes you can make when doing so.

With so little information, that's all I can really say.

It seems that the problem is that Web Bluetooth only implement few Bluetooth protocols (GATT and LE).

More about Bluetooth protocols can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bluetooth_protocols

One can use and App to inspect the device protocol and see if it implements GATT or LE to check for Web Bluetooth compatibility. Example: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sanji.jasper_hsieh.sdpscanner&hl=en

You can use foreach loop for get this output.

Code:

You can do the following:

import Dimensions from react-native, The idea here is to give the View a width of whatever percentage of the phone screen size and then give the image a percentage of the View that would give you what you want. For example, if I want to display three images in a row, I can give my View a width of 90% and flexWrap: wrap, and give each image inside it a width of 30% so it can only contain 3 images in a row.

You can do the following for your case.

What's wrong in the code I've made? How come it works on P but not always on Q?

You are attempting to start an activity from the background. That is banned on Android 10+ for the most part.

According to the docs, alarms shouldn't be harmed.

From the material that you quoted, with emphasis added: "The app receives a notification PendingIntent from the system". You are not using notifications. And, therefore, this exception does not apply.

On Android Q, is there an official way to let alarms work correctly? To open an Activity that will be shown to the user, exactly as an alarm clock app should?

Use a notification with a full-screen Intent, as is covered in the documentation. If the screen is locked, your activity will be displayed when the notification is raised. If the screen is unlocked, a high-priority ("heads up") notification will be displayed instead. In other words:

• If the device is not being used, you get what you want

• If the device is probably being used, the user find out about the event without your taking over the screen, so you do not interfere with whatever the user is doing (e.g., relying on a navigation app while driving)

Given by your example - we select the span. After that check if your "selected" element is NULL if it is NOT NULL then select the text from the sub-span's.

Try this (it's has been not tested by me - just written by memory (of course you need to fetch a document first which I assume you already have)):