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Andrew Fletcher
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Visual Studio Code (VS Code) allows you to manage extensions using the VS Code Command Line Interface (CLI) called code. With the code CLI, you can install, list, uninstall, and manage extensions from the command line.
To check you have the code prompt running, run
code --versionResponse you're looking for is
1.83.0
d3a019177ff8833cf320e334265dfea540098a3a
arm64If not, to install, in VS Code press command + shift + p to open the command palette, then type "install code", click Shell...
Andrew Fletcher
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The challenge I was facing, I had written a script to scan barcodes and use...
Andrew Fletcher
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ERROR Error: Uncaught (in promise): TypeError: undefined is not an object...
Andrew Fletcher
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phpcs issue in Visual Studio Code, I'm receiving this warning in VS...
Andrew Fletcher
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Working through an app project I inherited using Ionic, Angular and ngx-leaflet...
Andrew Fletcher
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The issue
Text through the app is being rendered as
<p>Depletion estimates, Age and size composition, Catch, Effort, Catch rates, Fishing mortality</p>Therefore, in this instance the HTML p tags are being displayed along with the text.
The code
Currently the code outputting this is written as:
<ion-item lines="full">
<ion-label class="ion-text-wrap">Indicators:</ion-label>
<ion-text class="right ion-text-wrap">{{ status.Indicators |...
Andrew Fletcher
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Setting up a new project in Docker and VS Code.
Using Terminal, go to your...
Andrew Fletcher
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Whilst working through an edit person view in a SwiftUI project, I experienced...
Andrew Fletcher
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When managing a navigation title in Swift, you will have trodden down the path....
Andrew Fletcher
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Struggling to hide the SwiftUI separators in a List or Form?
The...
Andrew Fletcher
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Core Data - customising our data model
When you are using Core Data, and let's say that you have a requirement to have an attribute where the options available should be a defined list. Such as "Not Started", "Pending", "In Development" and "Completed". How do you create this as an option in Core Data?
Thinking out loud, the practical solution would be to use an enum. But how do you use a enum in this instance? As you might have noticed, unfortunately, it...
Andrew Fletcher
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In SwiftUI, has made creating a list of item very easy. If...
Andrew Fletcher
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I attempted the run command and the response I had was succeeded, but then...
Andrew Fletcher
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Working with buttons
To begin, what is a button in SwiftUI?
struct MainView:...
Andrew Fletcher
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When those simple annoyances are too frustrating! Yes we have all been...