Scoop | stack trace when an app crashes | Dashboard library
kandi X-RAY | Scoop Summary
kandi X-RAY | Scoop Summary
Catches a stack trace when an app crashes unexpectedly. Scoop catches and saves the stack traces of crashing apps and displays all crashes in a list so you don't have to look through annoyingly long logcats anymore. Extremely useful for app debugging. Scoop supports both rooted and non-rooted devices (though non-rooted devices require some setup). Scoop also supports Xposed.
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- Handle a touch event
- Ends the drag
- Fills the scroll view
- Load data
- Combine the packages with the same apps
- Combine a list of stack traces
- Intercept the touch event
- Check if a child is in a child view
- Handles a secondary pointer up
- Compute the vertical scroll range of all children
- The main loop of the application
- The size of the child view is cropped
- Compute the width of a scroll view
- Initializes the view
- Called when the widget s size has been changed
- Initializes the scroll view
- Binds the widget to a bind view
- Load the application data
- Enable or disable selection
- Override method to customize the scroll behavior
- Writes this item to a Parcel object
- Implements the draw method
- Handle a generic motion event
- Binds the crash view
- Set the child view
- Computes the scroll offset
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Scoop Examples and Code Snippets
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on Scoop
QUESTION
what‘s the problem with my code and how can I fix it.
The problems are in lines:
world[r].append(element)
world = createWorld()
world = createWorld()
Now I show all of the code, but it seems too long need more text to make it available to post, so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.
This was the error given:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 02:18You need to update the r value in the outer loop, currently it is being updated in the inner loop.
QUESTION
I want to use workbox-webpack-plugin
to include my own service worker. However, using InjectManifest
doesn't work unless I use the output option devToolModuleFilenameTemplate
.
It seems library: "[name]"
is the failing configuration in combination with the workbox-webpack-plugin
. Why do I have to set devToolModuleFilenameTemplate
when using library: "[name]"
option?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 19:40There are a couple of things at play here.
First, webpack
's sourcemap generator doesn't seem to work properly when output.library
is set to '[name]'
, independent of anything having to do with Workbox:
If you comment out the InjectManifest
plugin from your "failing config" example, then it will produce a sourcemap that contains:
{"sources":["webpack://[name]/./src/index.js"], ...}
which I don't believe is valid either. It doesn't trigger a compilation error, but it's not the expected output. That would be an issue to raise with the webpack
team.
Second, I can't think of a valid use case for when you'd add the InjectManifest
plugin to a compilation that produced library output. The service worker created with InjectManfest
is supposed to precache the output of a given compilation, but at the same time, the output of a compilation with output.library
set is meant to be a reusable library that others will pull in from their own codebase, i.e. something suitable for releasing on npm
. It does not make sense to ship a service worker alongside that library, or anything like that.
QUESTION
I created a function that returns Promise
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 20:01The problem is because your console.log is out of then function.
Because the function then wait for the response, when you put out of the function, Angular will continue the process
If you want to access this form, you can write the code like this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to scrape firm names and their corresponding links from a web-page using requests module.
Although the content is heavily dynamic, I could notice that they are available within the braces next to window.props
.
So, I thought to scoop out that portion and process it using json, but I see \u0022
characters around instead of quotes "
. This is what I meant:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 09:13Well, that was a fun one.
You're dealing with a page powered by GraphQL, so you have to mimic the request correctly.
Also, they want you to send a Referer Header
along with a csfr
token. That can be easily scooped out of the initial HTML
and reused in subsequent requests.
Here's my take on this:
QUESTION
I want user to choice one from each of the two radio buttons and this change the variable to display by button function.
How can I achieve this?
So far I have done the following -
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 06:58Try this:
QUESTION
'''
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 04:14library(tidytext)
library(tidyverse)
text <- c("PADUA HIGH SCHOOL - DAY
Welcome to Padua High School,, your typical urban-suburban
high school in Portland, Oregon. Smarties, Skids, Preppies,
Granolas. Loners, Lovers, the In and the Out Crowd rub sleep
out of their eyes and head for the main building.
PADUA HIGH PARKING LOT - DAY
KAT STRATFORD, eighteen, pretty -- but trying hard not to be
-- in a baggy granny dress and glasses, balances a cup of
coffee and a backpack as she climbs out of her battered,
baby blue '75 Dodge Dart.
A stray SKATEBOARD clips her, causing her to stumble and
spill her coffee, as well as the contents of her backpack.
The young RIDER dashes over to help, trembling when he sees
who his board has hit.
RIDER
Hey -- sorry.
Cowering in fear, he attempts to scoop up her scattered
belongings.
KAT
Leave it
He persists.
KAT (continuing)
I said, leave it!
She grabs his skateboard and uses it to SHOVE him against a
car, skateboard tip to his throat. He whimpers pitifully
and she lets him go. A path clears for her as she marches
through a pack of fearful students and SLAMS open the door,
entering school.
INT. GIRLS' ROOM - DAY
BIANCA STRATFORD, a beautiful sophomore, stands facing the
mirror, applying lipstick. Her less extraordinary, but
still cute friend, CHASTITY stands next to her.
BIANCA
Did you change your hair?
CHASTITY
No.
BIANCA
You might wanna think about it
Leave the girls' room and enter the hallway.
HALLWAY - DAY- CONTINUOUS
Bianca is immediately greeted by an admiring crowd, both
boys
and girls alike.
BOY
(adoring)
Hey, Bianca.
GIRL
Awesome shoes.
The greetings continue as Chastity remains wordless and
unaddressed by her side. Bianca smiles proudly,
acknowledging her fans.
GUIDANCE COUNSELOR'S OFFICE - DAY
CAMERON JAMES, a clean-cut, easy-going senior with an open,
farm-boy face, sits facing Miss Perky, an impossibly cheery
guidance counselor.")
names_stopwords <- c("^(rider|kat|chastity|bianca|boy|girl)")
text %>%
as_tibble() %>%
unnest_tokens(text, value, token = "lines") %>%
filter(str_detect(text, "\\s{15,}")) %>%
mutate(text = str_trim(text)) %>%
filter(!str_detect(text, names_stopwords))
QUESTION
Please take a look at my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 17:16What you need can be achieved using
QUESTION
It's supposed to spit out each letter of a string, if it's in one of the objects keys, but those odd characters æø etc. doesn't show at all and I get results like: ltkai. instead of: lætkaiø.
I'm using vscode and php (installed with scoop).
I've attempted both UTF-8 and UTF-8 with BOM encoding in vscode.
I already use meta charset="utf-8".
I've tried with charset="" header().
I've used mbstring extension to detect if it's utf-8 or not, and it always register as utf and shows the odd letters with loops and as a whole string, but if it's in my if stmt, it just doesn't register as utf, and utf_encode doesn't work (it's like it registers them as utf already, encodes them then, and gives odder letters back).
I've also used property_exists() outside my function, and it works there, but still not inside.
I've tried utf_encode, but also does not work.
...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 04:16str_split
operates on bytes, and characters such as æ
take up more than 1 byte in UTF-8.
So if you str_split
these characters, they basically get 'split in two' into an invalid character. Just run count()
on $letterarr
to see that there are 9 items in the array, instead of the expected 7.
The solution is to use PHP's string functions that are UTF-8 aware. Simply changing str_split
into mb_str_split
will fix your code sample.
QUESTION
I had a local repository named a
which had been already associated with a remote repository named A
of GitHub account A-github
,
and I also had a local repository named b
which had not been associated with any remote repository yet.
I created a new remote repository named B
of GitHub account B-github
, and I tried to do the first push to B
from local repository b
.
- The push succeeded and I saw the page of
B
reflected the commits ofb
. - However, the name of the user who had done the first push displayed on the page of
B
was not the name ofb
, but the name of the other GitHub accountA-github
.(The icon image was also the same as set inA-github
page) - And when I clicked the name of the user who first pushed (
A-github
), I went to the page ofA-github
account. - What is weird is that this happening is not recorded on
Contribution activity
on the Overview page ofA-github
.
I'm guessing this was the problem of git config
of the local repository b
. I tried git config -l
and found that user.name
and user.email
were doubled like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 13:58First, do a git config -l --show-scope --show-origin
in your repository: that way, you will be sure to see what is a local config, which overrides a global config.
Second, you can use git filter-repo
to change the user.name/email of your commits in repoB: yo will then need to git push --force
it (which is not a big issue if you are alone working on that new repository).
QUESTION
I have a pivot table in google sheets that references source data in a separate tab. Here's example raw data contained in the tab "MAR21 Powders" (only included the pertinent fields):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 19:11add a column to the right of the "Needed In Next 2 Weeks" Yes/No column on your raw data.
Assuming that raw data you showed here is in columns A:C (i know it's not, just for the sake of explanation)
so in column D, title the column:"Qty Needed In Next 2 Weeks", then you would put =IF(C2="Yes",B2,0)
Now you should have a new column available in your pivot table to sum and you can add it like you would any other Field.
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