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I am trying to read versionCode and versionName from a properties file (which I seem to be able to do), and use those values when declaring the Android versionCode and versionName (which does not seem to work).

build.properties

I have a class called timekeeper

I have used an array to complete some of my project but couldn't get it to work on copying a range of cells and pasting them. I had to revert to a Instr command instead on all the variants. It works but is very clunky and resource hungry. If someone could provide a better solution using the array It would certainly make the project more efficient. My code to date is:

I ran across the following behavior writing a simple program to learn about virtual destructors. What I wanted to do was print the name of each class and then compare to what type my pointer was pointing to. I put print statements in each destructor so I could see behavior when switching between virtual and non-virtual in the base class.

Code:

It seems that spring-data-jdbc and spring-session-redis can't work together, at least not without any additional configuration.

Am I missing something?

Here is my error:

For hundreds of matters, my data frame has daily text entries by dozens of timekeepers. Not every timekeeper enters time each day for each matter. Text entries can be any length. Each entry for a matter is for work done on a different day (but for my purposes, figuring out readability measures for the text, dates don't matter). What I would like to do is to combine for each matter all of its text entries.

Here is a toy data set and what it looks like:

I'm hitting a strange issue when trying to run a swing project from Gradle from within a VM (hypervisor being kvm).

The code runs fine on every attempt from the host OS, yet hangs in the jframe.pack() method most times when run from within the guest. I am assuming the issue is something along the lines of thread synchronization.

As with most swing apps, it is unrealistic to attempt to post the code to show here.... but I can point to it in GitHub

I'm not playing with threads in any huge way otherwise, basically just letting swing manage itself. I'm also giving the guest ample resources and don't have any issues running any other application.

I'm not teribly familiar with the nuances of the threading going on here, what could be the source of the issue? I'm not doing anything fancy in the way of creating my own threads, etc. I am simply setting up my ui as one would "normally", and letting swing handle its own threading.

Host:

• CentOS 8 stream
• 8 core/ 32g ram
• Java 8

Guest:

• Ubuntu 19.10
• allocated 8 core/ 16g ram
• Java 8

A simplified walk through of how the swing app is setup: