sspfd | simple profiler , able to measure timings | Performance Testing library
kandi X-RAY | sspfd Summary
kandi X-RAY | sspfd Summary
sspfd if a super-simple profiler, able to measure timings with granularity of a single CPU cycle. sspfd gathers the timings and when the application decides to print the data, it does some statistical analysis on the results (i.e., std deviation, abs deviation, clustering of values) and prints the results. For example, you can use sspfd to measure the latency of acquiring a lock, or of performing an atomic operation on some data.
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QUESTION
I have strange issue. I want to open new Fragment from current Fragment. So I do it like this :
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Answered 2017-Oct-02 at 08:47Calling FragmentTransition replace(R.id.container,fragment)
works pretty much as calling remove
to every fragment of the given container, and add
to the new fragment. If your previous fragment is not being removed (with the Button still showing), that's because you added that fragment for a container other than R.id.teamDetailAdmin
. To successfully replace the fragment, if they are in different containers, you need to remove the current fragment from it's container, and add the new fragment to the container you wish.
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