ConsoleUI | Rasterize SwiftUI views to images from macOS terminal | Frontend Framework library
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Demo repository to showcase how to programmatically generate images from a command-line tool with SwiftUI.
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QUESTION
I am working on a "homework assignment" for a tutorial I was doing on instantiated classes. I am trying to figure out how to print to the console at the end the users first and last name, along with the address they entered. I have one public class that has the properties for first name and last name, and another public class with the properties for street address, city, state, zip code, then a third class to "handle" the output of the data to the console. What I would like to accomplish is enter in user data and when I'm done have it print to console like the following:
Name: Fred Durst Address: 1234 Fake Street N. Fake City, FS 69696
Name: Bill Muri Address: 4321 Fake Street S. Fake City, FS 69696
I only know how to get it to print all the names, then all the addresses. I did some searching on here but don't know enough to really understand the answers I'm reading and if they're applicable or not to my scenario.
Main Program:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 20:33You need a way to relate an address to a person. Right now you have no way of knowing a person's address once each loop iteration ends.
If there is one address per person then add a property to PersonModel
of type AddressModel
.
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I have an error with the expect on my tests
I'm getting this error
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-18 at 20:56It looks like you are trying to compare an Object to Boolean. You have to resolve a promise to do that or else use 'eventually' if you are using 'chai' as your assert library. Sample below:
QUESTION
I have a parent class called Menu
, which is responsible for displaying its attributes in a formatted way to the console. I also have some child classes of this Menu
class which can display additional information or the same information in a different way. Here is some example code:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-09 at 08:01The problem here is the braced-init-list {...}
, that doesn't work with type deduction.
One possible solution is to be explicit about it:
QUESTION
I'm working with protractor and i'm doing a repeater, first I get the text and then i'm trying to do the click on that element but i'm getting an error
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-05 at 05:24roleSelected
is a string and you are trying to loop another web element to the text.
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Answered 2019-Feb-19 at 11:42Try to add absolute path file location @PropertySource("file:/root/.../application.properties")
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I have a firebase function which I want to permit write access to cloud storage. I believe I need to setup a service account with those permissions, and then grant them programmatically inside my function, but I'm confused how to do this.
The firebase function writes a file to a bucket on a trigger. The storage settings for the firebase storage are set to the default, which means they require the client to be authenticated:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-21 at 05:01The issue was (as documented here: How to write to a cloud storage bucket with a firebase cloud function triggered from firestore?) that I had incorrectly specified the first parameter to the bucket as a subdirectory inside the bucket and not as just a bucket. This meant storage thought I was trying to access a bucket which did not exist, and I got the permissions error.
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I've been banging my head on this for days now. I made it work in Python only (not using the .kv file) but now I just can't figure this out.
Basically, I'll have a series of button to control GPIOs on a Raspberry Pi. In the Python only version, I have one call back with a serie of IFs looking for the right button "text" to determine wich pin to activate. Now in the kivy version, I dumbed it down to a single button, moved the callback to many places in the code, etc but nothing seems to work.
Here's the pyton code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-02 at 19:03The problem is, what you really are doing in press_callback(obj)
is checking for state of the BoxLayout (ConsoleUI
), since obj
in this case is the same as saying self
. And as you see, boxlayout does not have any state attribute.
So what you really want to do, is check for the state of the togglebutton. Luckily you allready gave it an id, so try change your method like this:
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