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How to pan only with left mouse button in flutter interactive viewer?

I have an interactive viewer which encapsulates an image. I want the user to only be able to pan with left mouse button and open a menu on right click. Currently the menu opens with right click and im...
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NikSP7

flutter

interactive

viewer

pan

zoom-sdk

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Make a copy of the InteractiveViewer script to your library. Find GestureDetector, and change 'onScale' event to 'onPan'. Then make a few adjustments to those functions. (smooth animation won't work...
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Stepan Zhyvotivskyi

Powershell equivalent of MATLAB keyboard() command for debugging?

MATLAB has a feature to allow users to introduce a command in the script/function called keyboard and have the code stop there with a console/command prompt that gives direct access to the interpreter...
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Hoi Wong

powershell

matlab

debugging

keyboard

interactive

Votes: 0

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In both Powershell ISE and VSCode, you can read or update the same variables in your session from the terminal window at the bottom, even during debugging.
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OwlsSleeping

PyQt and Netgraph Editable Graph

I already have an PyQt application working along with Netgraph. I am able to move vertex and edges, given the following code: import sys from PyQt5 import QtWidgets import matplotlib matplotlib.use...
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Lavínia Beghini

python

matplotlib

pyqt5

interactive

netgraph

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Answers: 1

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I got some help opening an issue at netgraph repo and I ended up with the following algorithm: import sys import matplotlib; matplotlib.use("Qt5Agg") from PyQt5 import QtWidgets, QtCore # &...
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Lavínia Beghini

printing a tibble or data frame in an interactive user input with select.list

I want to capture some user input in the R console. Along with capturing the user input I want to print a tibble that helps the user decide which input to select. Here's a simple example: library(tidy...
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deschen

r

interactive

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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You could wrap in a function, as below: f <- function(tbl) { print(tbl) cat("\n") utils::select.list( c(as.character(c("Yes", "No"))), title = "Do a...
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langtang

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