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I try to open location settings in android using this tutorial, but in this method:

For some reason my Database Inspector is not working. It's just showing me "Loading message" for almost an hour (yep, I waited an hour for this). I already tried Invalidate cache and restart, unplug/plug a device, app reinstall. No effect. Device File Explorer is working fine, same with Layout Inspector. I can even locate database files

But Database Inspector just loading without any progress.

Do you have any idea why this might be happening?

I have an iOS app with several numeric textfield fields using .keyboardType( .decimalPad) - but there's no way of sort of saying "yep" I'm done with editing now - so I want some sort of done or accept on the keyboard

When I search for that - I find heaps of examples, but they are mostly to do with UITextfield, not textfield - and set something called InputAccessoryView - which textfield apparently doesn't support. When I search filter them out - I find all sorts of strange wrappers and things that do things like add toolbars in the parent component, not the text field itself - and I have lots of text fields on lots of pages, so really want to solve it at the textfield level.

What I want is to build an extension to textfield - such that I can add a done button to dismiss it - ie this code here, but something that actually compiles - because the last line doesn't work:

I'm trying to overlay two QWidgets and have them both resize automatically when the window size is altered.

The background QWidget shows a grid with co-ordinates, the foreground QWidget contains other widgets (buttons etc). These are both set as children to the same QWidget. If I don't use a layout I can get them to overlap, but then I lose the useful auto resizing of the child widgets when the parent widget is resized.

My overall goal is creating an editor which will let the user design their own widgets for a dashboard. The grid background will be the gridlayout with their widgets in the foreground.

The rand_distr::Poisson struct provides some useful sampling code, whereas the statrs::distribution::Poisson struct provides other things like pmf() and so on.

I'd like to use both; is this possible?

Say I have a dataframe

So, I'm new to programming and I'm struggling a lot to define a "try again" after a set amount of times on my little guessing game. This is the code that I'm using:

I've been trying different ways to randomize the questions in a little quiz I'm making, but all the methods I'm finding are using a function that will still repeat items when you end the function and call it again. I've tried using pop to do it but have only run into that same issue.

Here is some of my code for reference.