The documentation for duration() says:

Passing an ID will return the duration of the sprite being played on this instance; otherwise, the full source duration is returned.

But to get an ID, we need to call play() first. This means, if we have a sound sprite, we can't get the duration of individual sounds in the sprite without actually starting playback.

As a workaround, I found you

I seem to have gotten around it by simply removing "c++" from gcc-c++. Not sure why that's even there. gcc is the package name, and g++ is the c++ compiler name when executed. gcc-c++ isn't any package I know of.

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Please indicate which of these features will be allowed by Apple/Google for apps to be provided via the app store / play store?
Is it possible to include feature to turn on/off Airplane mode, or DND, from within an app (assuming correct permission) and have Apple/Google not reject the app?
Also, can this library used with an Expo managed app, or does it require 'eject'?

Thanks

Apparently NURBS Python converts NURBS geometry to triangle meshes on export to OBJ.
This implicit conversion is nowhere mentioned in the documentation. There should be a big warning box added.

Wavefront OBJ supports (trimmed) NURBS geometry. See e.g. a copy of the format description at Paul Bourke's website.

Software that can read (and write) such

Please provide docs for various volplugin REST endpoints. It will be nice to document

• Volplugin Operation
• URL
• Request type (POST, GET, PUT, DELETE)
• Input JSON
• Output JSON
• Errors returned including http status codes

There seems to be about half a second delay between left clicking the tray icon and the event set for single clicking happening. If you right click and select it manually from the menu (mute/mixer/etc.) it is instant so this feature request assumes the delay is deliberate to listen for the second click (when a double click event is set). ~500ms is a bit lax though, so it would be a lot better if w

Maya has build wrappers for all CRUD operations against any native or custom resource.
This code will look like following:

import (
  pod "github.com/openebs/maya/pkg/kubernetes/pod/v1alpha1"
)

podc, err := pod.KubeClient(pod.WithNamespace(p.namespace)).Create(p)

Originally posted by @AmitKumarDas in openebs/maya#1131

As the sole active maintainer, I'm looking for co-maintainers for the project to push features faster.
Please ping me if you're interested.

It'd be awesome if you have already contributed to the project and interested. Otherwise, there would be a brief probation period after starting contributing to the project.

I expect

Documentation to reference a stack creation via :template_url
https://github.com/fog/fog-openstack/blob/master/docs/orchestration.md

Instead

Only :template is documented

Note

• template_url may cause issues when templates contain type or get_file
• python client implementation in shade retrieves and processes the template from :template_uri as follow: