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- Initializes the activity
- Called when the activity is created
- This method is called whenever the map is ready
- Called when a navigation item is clicked
- Called when the drawer is pressed
- Override this to handle menu item selection
- Creates the activity view
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QUESTION
I would like some help getting the contents of the JSON file, as the "games" array has JSON inside of it.
Here's the JSON file.
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Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 08:46Use games[1].name. It's the common syntax of accessing object x in an array.
With games.1.name you are basically telling the compiler to access the games variable, get the 1 property of the object and get the name property of the games.1 object.
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Full listing included at the end, here specific parts:
add_library(common common.h utils.h utils.cc)
and
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Answered 2019-Jan-20 at 03:21Linking order matters for static libraries with bfd ld. (not sure about gold). libcommon.a is read, processed and dropped before libcompilation_context.a is brought around which needs symbols declared in libcommon.a.
The old fashion way to fix this was ld c.o -lcommon -lcompilation_context -lcommon. cmake's LINK_INTERFACE_MULTIPLICITY should (I think) solve your problem.
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I have been working on this function in python. I intend for it to iterate over a list of phone numbers, checking with a database to see whether the number has been used yet or not. If it has been used, it should remove the phone number from the list and choose another and check the new one until an unused one has been found and return the unused one. If it has not been used, it should simply just return the number. However, after one run, it picks a number, checks it, runs, and then enters it into the database. The next run deletes the previously used number, and picks another that hasn't been used. It continues to run and enters this number into the database. The third run does not delete the previously used number from the list, but it still picks a new one regardless. Although this still works, when the numbers run out, since there are no others to pick, it continues using the last number in the list for every following run of the script. Sorry if the code is a bit sloppy right now, I am in a bit of a rush and this is only a script I have been messing around with. I hope this is clear, and not too confusing. If I need to clear any confusion, I will be glad too.
Edit: Sorry, I forgot to mention that these phone numbers are constantly grabbed from a website by another script. These set of numbers listed below is just a dummy set for testing. So in the end, I am needing to see if these recently grabbed numbers have been used by checking with the database tables.
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Answered 2018-Mar-03 at 04:15Don’t do this. Populate a table with your phone numbers and update each phone number record with a field like ‘used’ once used.
Always keep state and data modeling in the database where possible. It is made for it.
Update in response to OP:
Create a separate table for phone numbers and replace your number field in the accounts table with a foreign key id to the primary key of the phone number table. This is called maintaining an object model or data model, so that if you want to query accounts, you have the data you need via foreign key, and if you just want phone numbers you can query the phone numbers table directly.
This way your phone number ‘objects’ can have their own attributes like ‘already called’ or ‘on do not call list’ without muddying up your accounts ‘object’.
If you want to insert a new account, you should first insert your new phone number 'object' into the phone number table and return the id, and then use that in your account insert.
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Answered 2017-May-28 at 21:55functions seem to be called only one time on chrome. Maybe your browser cached an old script: maiusc+f5 to clean
QUESTION
I'm trying to make my life a little bit easier and my app more maintainable while at the same time reducing the amount of duplicated code. So I thought it would be nice to put the some code to display a certain type of UIAlertController into its own class.
The thing is, that I have basically the same alert which only differs really slightly based on where I display it in my app. So I thought to myself: why not use a enum and every time I want to display an alert of that kind, just give it the enum value. Get rid of all the duplicated strings everywhere in my code.
I love enums in Swift. They are just so schwifty - ehh I mean swifty. So I came up with this example enum:
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Answered 2017-May-17 at 16:57I would suggest returning the alert from the function for the view controller to show. The custom alert class should not be presenting anything, if your aim is to use best practices.
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