flowr | FlowR is a wrapper class around the Fragment Manager | Navigation library
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FlowR is a wrapper class around the Fragment Manager. It's mainly used to navigate between different fragments easily while providing a wide range of functionality. The following are the functionalities provided by the Flowr:.
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- Display a fragment .
- Generate the flowr handler .
- Returns a bundle containing the parameters for the given uri .
- Sets the listener which allows to be notified when a navigation item is selected .
- Observes results of a given fragment .
- Called when a component is checked .
- Listen for results of Fragment .
- Set the color of the navigation bar .
- SaveInstanceId and fragmentId .
- Override method to show the results of the second fragment .
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Earlier we used the FLOWR query to satisfy our search requirement, since data is getting increased day by day so we decided to use Indexing for better search performance.
Working FLOWR Query (Just Sample)
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Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 17:44After creating a TDE to project the entity properties, the equivalent Optic query would resemble the following in XQuery:
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I'm looking to select non-numerical data from an XML file towards shredding it into database columns, or at least an xmltable-like structure. This FLWOR gives a somewhat useful result:
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Answered 2020-Feb-15 at 16:20If you want an li for each of the text(), then alter what you are iterating over. Instead of selecting the text() inside of the for loop, iterate over each of the text():
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How can I get all the titles with a FLOWR query against a specified database?
Specifying a document works:
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Answered 2019-Oct-07 at 08:11For the basex command line script you seem to use there is the -i option you can use to set a named database as the context or to use an input file for that so basex -i mydb xquery.xq runs your xquery.xq with the database called mydb as the context of the query.
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I required the following output
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Answered 2019-Jun-28 at 09:46Something like this:
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I have similiar XML structures eg.
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Answered 2018-Aug-25 at 16:40It is a grouping problem you can solve with group by clause https://www.w3.org/TR/xquery-31/#id-group-by:
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I recently picked up python and I am trying to learn more about networking. I came across a problem, where I am trying to both listen and send data at the same time using multi threading. Here is the code:
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Answered 2018-Mar-24 at 15:18You are calling the Send() function instead of passing it as parameters, that's why it blocks.
Drop the () after target=Send():
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I have three buttons need to be located in one line at the bottom of the screen. Below is the code in activity xml. In order to make the three button takes even space, I wrap each of them inside a LinearLayout and set the layout android:layout_weight to 1 and android:layout_gravity to center.
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Answered 2017-Aug-20 at 04:53you can create an empty view as the padding. this way the spacing will always be the same even if the icon widths are different.
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I am trying to use a Xquery FLOWR where statement in C#:
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Answered 2017-Feb-26 at 17:18The cause of this is BaseX's CHOP option, which trims all whitespace at the ends of text nodes. When imported into BaseX with CHOP enabled (which is the default), you document looks as follows:
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Each new activity will have its own Flowr instance, the Flowr lifecycle should be bound to the activity, meaning it should be destroyed and created with the activity. For the activity to work with the Flowr we need to make sure that it implements the interface FlowrScreen.
containerId: this is the id for the layout that the Flowr will use to display the fragments inside.
FlowrScreen: in most cases this will be your activity with the interface FlowrScreen implemented, this will provide the Flowr with access to the activity FragmentManager and the ability to set values such as the screen orientation and navigation bar color depending on the fragment currently being displayed.
FragmentsResultPublisher: this is used to publish results from fragments that where opened for results.
ToolbarHandler: this is only needed if a single Toolbar is going to be used for every fragment, in most cases this will be your activity with the interface ToolbarHandler implemented. The ToolbarHandler provide extra functionality to the fragments displayed to define the toolbar navigation icon, and to toggle the toolbar visibility.
tagPrefix: a custom prefix for the tags to be used for fragments that will be added to the backstack, the default tag used is #id-.
DrawerHandler: this is only needed if the activity contains a side drawer, again in most cases this will be your activity with the DrawerHandler interface implemented. The DrawerHandler provides the ability to enable/disable the drawer and open/close the drawer.
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