freeline | super fast build tool for Android , an alternative | Build Tool library
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kandi X-RAY | freeline Summary
Freeline is a super fast build tool for Android and an alternative to Instant Run. Caching reusable class files and resource indices, it enables incremental building Android apps, and optionally deploying the updates to your device by hot swap. See Freeline official website for more information. Developed and used by Ant Fortune (about us) Android Team, Freeline has been significantly saving time in daily work. Inspiring by Buck and Instant Run but faster than ever, Freeline can make an incremental build in just a few seconds. No more recompile and reinstall again and again before seeing your modifications, Freeline brings life-changing development experience for Android.
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- Apply an external resource to an external resources .
- Check if the project should be install
- Injects a dex file .
- Returns a description of the system .
- Returns all activities from the application thread .
- Creates the result handle for the dependency entity .
- Parses a GradleDependencyEntity .
- Gets the gradle sync adapter .
- Initialize the terminal .
- Parses the given path and returns a map of queries .
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QUESTION
I want to Intent two different activity(FreeLine, MoveCircle)
if i click that start button it will always start FreeLine
How to separate these intents..?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 13:04You can do that by get the text :-
QUESTION
During the debugging process of React Native application on a physical device (Android) when I check for the location permission it's always blocked, even though I granted the permission in the settings. I have to note that I haven't been able to request the "ask for permission" window previously, so I couldn't block it in any way. Also, I tried to delete and let the app to be installed again.
Here's the code where I check for location permission (I tried others too). There I use react-native-permissions however, the behaviour is the same if I use PermissionsAndroid from react-native.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 03:47In the end, I found the root of the problem. The funniest thing it isn't connected with my code in any way. The problem was caused by the manifest, to be more precise by rules I included.
QUESTION
I use RN version: "0.61.5"
The problem is that I installed react-native-beacons-manager 1.0.7 (note that the npm version the last time was updated a long time ago, but I tried the last Github version as well) but I can't use it as when I try to run my application the app crashes. Moreover, it doesn't show the red screen with an error stack trace. I looked into logs and found out that the problem is connected with WrittableArray, here's logs
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 03:08I solved the problem simply by downgrading to the version 60.6 of RN.
QUESTION
I am writing a grep program in C. I am using getline() inside a while loop to get all lines from stream (file or stdin). The lines are stored into char *lineText buffer inside a struct i defined, named lineInText.
unfortunately even though I am freeing this char *lineText at the end of the loop i still get a valgrind report says that there is a memory loss using getline().
What am I doing wrong?
the code:
the struct of line and its related functions:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-13 at 21:43When you call getline, lineBufSize has a value of 0. This means the function thinks the buffer is 0 bytes in length. This is OK for the first iteration but on subsequent iterations is results in the existing pointer stored in currentLine->lineText getting thrown out, causing the memory leak.
You need to add a field to your struct to keep track of the current size of the buffer and pass that to getline:
QUESTION
I have a program with the following structs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-31 at 20:30There are some clear issues that I can spot from reading the code in your post. I can't definitively say if these are responsible for your problem as the code in your post is not a compilable example and I didn't go delving into your linked project.
Your nextLine function:
You have neglected to set n->next.
You have also neglected setting the prev pointer of the following node if there is one. ( prev->next->prev if prev->next != NULL ).
You current design precludes you from using this function to setup the first node in the list. It also does not show how you intend to create that node.
This function does not allow you to add a node to the begining of the list.
Your createSlideArray function:
This function does not initialize the slides it creates. These slide instances must be initialized. It seems sensible to do it here, but you might have a good reason to do it elsewhere. In either case, initializing the slideObject.first member is critical. Without this you will not be able to tell if the slide has a list of lines or not and your freeLines function will fail as it will be passed garbage as its parameter.
Note:
A different way of implementing doubly linked lists is using a "head node" which is always present and links to the first and last node in the list. This simplifies some issues, but changes others. You can research this if you are interested.
QUESTION
My problem is similar to the one outlined in this post, but the solution did not help. I essentially have one Github repository with a whole bunch of different folders/directories that each contain a separate Android project.
The structure of one such project looks like MyTeamRepo -> MyAndroidProject -> app
Normally if it was just a single Android project, throwing the .gitignore in the /gradle directory would work, but it's not working out in my case.
Here's what's currently in my .gitignore:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-25 at 06:15If you want to ignore a file anywhere in the tree use something like
QUESTION
I tried to find solution for me but my .gitignore file still doesn't work
I see this post, but it doesn't help me.
This is my gitignore file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-21 at 18:45Git is already tracking those files, that's why you still see them.
You should create the .gitignore BEFORE doing any commit.
You can refer to the following post if you want to untrack those files. If the project is new you could create a new repository, copy your files over and make sure you have the .gitignore file in your new repo before doing the first commit.
QUESTION
I'm having performance issues while drawing a Polyline using mouse down, move, and up events in C# WPF. Please see code. My code is working fine. The problem which I'm facing is, that when ever I want to draw a continuous line after some time the movement of line become slower. I'd like to know if you have a better solution to draw a line in a faster way or if there is a better solution to improve the existing code.
Thanks.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-08 at 08:49What you can do is reduce the number of points by discarding those that are very close to each other. In the example below I remove all points that are within 10 pixels of the previous significant point.
QUESTION
I'm having some trouble with MaterializeCSS.
I'm trying to make a navbar which has a dropdown button (the image of the user and a down arrow) to display other options.
The problem is that the submenu, will only be dropped down when I click on the border of the image, not when I click on any part of the button.
This is the code that I use to make the dropdown button in the navbar:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-02 at 03:52The a tag that triggers the menu is covered by the image and drop down icon. So i added a span and made it the trigger.
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