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QUESTION
I am trying to make a function which searches for a type in a parameter pack, then creates a lambda which invokes another function with that type as a template parameter e.g.:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 07:21Function parameters are variables. Not variable templates; just regular old variables. And a non-template variable cannot be given template parameters.
You cannot pass a function template anywhere. You can only pass a particular instantiation of a function template. The closest you can get to what you want is to pass a type that has a templated operator()
overload, but unless you can provide the template parameters through deduction, the only way to invoke it is via fn.operator()(params)
. So you may as well have given it a meaningful name.
QUESTION
I have a project that must be parsed before original compilation. It's needed for reflection purposes. In short I want to check edited .h
files for some attributes in the code and gather info about it to generate specific include files.
For example reflectable classes/fields/methods will be marked as META(parameters...)
. This macro will be defined like this #define META(...) __attribute__(annotate("reflectable"))
.
The code should looks like this (similar to Qt QObject or Unreal Engine 4):
1.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-02 at 14:35C++, as a language, is not very amenable to speculative parsing due to type-dependent parsing. For example, the <
token might have different meanings depending upon whether it is preceded by a template or not.
However, libclang supports precompiled headers, which let you cache the standard library headers.
QUESTION
Have a query, let it be
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-22 at 13:03It should auto-convert from sql query to pojo you need to define the correct datatype in below example I am using List
as the query will return all the data from the table :
QUESTION
I want to achieve reflection in a cross-platform (iOS, Android) project using Flutter and the Reflectable package. To keep the binaries short, this package uses code generation.
However, following the tutorial/readme of this package, I am not able to generate the needed code, in this case the file main.reflectable.dart. While I have reached the point where things work without error, code generation concludes with the statement:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-05 at 15:20Maybe the only missing bit is to do
flutter packages pub run build_runner build entry_point/main.dart
or add a build.yaml
file along the lines of
targets:
test_reflectable:
builders:
reflectable:
generate_for:
- entry_point/main.dart
Edit: Here's an example repo which may serve as a very simplistic starting point for reflectable in Flutter.
Edit 2: There is a whitelist of locations where pub
supports entry points ("Dart programs"), and entry_point
is not on that list. Try using a directory which is present in the whitelist.
QUESTION
I came to know that dart mirrors is disabled in flutter but hope that there might be some alternate way to achieve. Mirrors must not be disabled in flutter, it is an important & must have feature.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-02 at 00:44So far I am able to know field(s) type:
QUESTION
I am currently trying to implement google sign in and authentication within my app. I have set up a project and created an app in Firebase, put the google-services.json in the application, added the necessary plugin to build.gradle, and set the SHA-1 key in firebase. Email authentication is working great, however google authentication is causing problems.
All authentication is done from an 'authentication' package I have created. It contains an authentication page and performs all auth logic. The 'main' flutter app which is run, imports this package for use. This 'main' project's build.gradle files contain the additions for the google services plugin (com.google.gms:google-services:4.3.2
). Once the 'main' project is run it checks if the user is currently logged in. If not it passes control to the 'authentication' package to display an auth screen and handle the login.
The problem occurs after selecting the google account I want to login with. Once the account is selected, the account selection dialog closes and nothing happens after that. The user is not authenticated (confirmed in Firebase), no exceptions are thrown, and the try-catch surrounding everything does not catch any exceptions. It seems as if all execution of the function halts. I can still move through the app, but the sign in method never finishes execution.
You can see the sign in method below. After the execution of the line final GoogleSignInAccount googleSignInAccount = await googleSignIn.signIn();
execution does not continue for some reason.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 09:52Just to turn my previous comment into an official answer:
Initial comment:
There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the code above. I have nearly identical code that works, with the same version of the google_sign_in plugin
. What I would do is debug the native code of the plugin in order to figure out where it gets stuck and then understand why that happens. Given the PlatformException
that you mentioned, and after having a quick glance at the plugin's code, it definitely gets stuck somewhere between the onActivityResult
callback when selecting the account to sign in with, and sending the result back to Flutter.
After author replied:
It turns out that the author had customized the app's starting Activity such that onActivityResult
was no longer calling super.onActivityResult
, which prevented the google_sign_in
plugin from sending data from the native side back to the Flutter side.
The same mechanism is used whenever an Intent
that is meant to return data is launched, such as requesting permissions, or taking a photo with a different app.
QUESTION
Say I have a class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-10 at 08:35As far as I know this is not possible unless using a mirror library.
See: Get access to an object's property using bracket notation in dart
QUESTION
I am kind of new to flutter developments. Above error is getting to show up when import 'package:socket_io/socket_io.dart';
from the package socket_io: ^0.9.0+1
i'm trying to connect node js back end socket to flutter app. I don't use a emulator but a Samsung Tab as a external device.
here is my client program
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-07 at 10:40The package socket_io
is not compatible with Flutter. You can therefore not use it within a Flutter application.
QUESTION
My aplogoze for the original question. I'm getting confused. This is my actual question.
I have a situation where I need to use some defined classes as an object of type Type
and instantiate it's object instance. As for now, I'm using self defined static instantiator function to call the constructor and it's working good. So I can just call Function.apply()
to create an object. Rather than doing that, is there any way I can use the class's Type
to emulate the class's constructor.
What have I tried? They say to use Mirror
, a solution for Dart's reflection.
import 'dart:mirrors'
have failed with error
Target of URI doesn't exists
Or at least if it's not ready provided I don't know where to get the package.
import 'package:reflectable/mirrors.dart'
with package from git://github.com/dart-lang/reflectable.git only defines all Mirror
implemented classes, but function reflect
is missing.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-16 at 12:08You can tear-off a function if you don't add the parentheses ()
. You don't need dart:mirror
.
QUESTION
I'm trying to parse strings that looks like these:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-19 at 11:09You may use optional groups here plus make sure the pattern does not match an empty string with some lookahead.
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