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Android library that generates [app shortcuts][1] for activities and methods annotated with @Shortcut. No need to touch the manifest, create XML files or use the shortcut manager. Just annotate the code that you want the shortcut to call.
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- Validates the given set of shortcut methods
- Validates the element
- Check if the method is annotated with the given method
- Returns true if the method has a set of parameters
- Check if the class is an activity
- Create a method shortcut for the call method
- Creates the methods that can be used to construct the methods
- Creates the shortcut code
- Generates a Java code from Shortbreadcut methods
- If there is no multiple icon
- If there is no short label resets
- If there is no long label with long label resName is set
- Helper method to check if multiple messages have been disabled
- Get the shortcut data for an element
- Returns whether the given TypeMirror is a subclass of Activity or Activity
- Get the method s disabled shortcut ids
- Sets the enabled shortcuts
- This method is called from Gradle
- Creates shortcuts
- Sets the lifecycle callbacks
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QUESTION
I'm trying to make a custom shape that text can flow in.
Conceptually, in a similar way as if you wanted to have HTML flow in a shape that a poem might be laid out - as opposed to regular blog/ article flow.
There are other items on the page that I want the text to flow around; so I want to change the bounds of the shape (in orange in the diagram) with media queries.
I tried this technique in the fiddle below, but it only would change one edge, not multiple edges.
Thanks for any pointers!
EXAMPLE:
See failed attempt in this fiddle:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 09:57As I can see, you have clipped wrong side of the second shape. Take a look on code snippet.
QUESTION
I'm trying to capture a line of string that may or may not have a comma (:only 0 or 1 comma will be given). So the data will be something like below and regex execution will happen line by line.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-15 at 04:07Use ([^,]*)(?:,(.*))?
:
([^,]*)
match zero or more "not a comma" and capture it(?:,(.*))?
optionally, match a comma and capture everything after it
Note: (?:)
is a non-capturing group.
Python demo:
QUESTION
Just wondering how I can count the number of an objects that are left when randomly picked
I have included my code before but am struggling with what function to use.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-22 at 08:25You choose choice
biscuits (the value of choice is int)
So the number of remaining biscuits is - len(biscuits)-choice
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