Gaggle | An Android application for glider pilots
kandi X-RAY | Gaggle Summary
kandi X-RAY | Gaggle Summary
This is the github repository for the Gaggle Android application for glider projects. Includes XC server integration. Developers should start here: This page describes how to set up your development environment in order to start contributing. It shows how to install git (under windows and linux), how to get the Android SDK, Eclipse (if required), and retrieving the source code and associated shared module. It also contains the links to the developer list.
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- Fill a group with coordinates
- Convert degrees to DMS format
- Convert degrees to degrees
- Converts degrees to minutes
- Start logging
- Start tracking the GPS
- Handle context menu item selection
- Upload a http request
- Starts a background thread
- Handle a command message
- Update location status
- Draw the line
- Set the frequency of a tone
- Sets the info field
- Parses out of the matcher
- Build the tab
- Override this method to return a ListAdapter that can be used to create a ListAdapter
- Emits a position
- Parses the current position in the Matcher
- Parses the input to find a waypoint type
- Finds the location in the file
- Creates a ListAdapter that sets the columns to be displayed for this cursor
- Write a flight log to a file
- Searches for the OziExplorer
- This method is called when the activity is created
- Creates the options menu
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QUESTION
I have a .m3u file, and I'm trying to validate each line to validate file_exists
on the path.
Here's a single line:
/home/scott/Music/Whitesnake/Whitesnake (30th anniversary edition)/1-01 Still of the Night.mp3
My code looks correct, but the script is not working as I have validated the files exist. I've googled, gaggled, Stacked' and smacked, and I'm coming up empty for a solution.
Thank you in advance for teaching me...
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 16:05Based upon a Windows system with mp3
files located on the C drive and using the following m3u
playlist file contents as playlist.m3u
QUESTION
I'm writing a beginner program that takes a text file of 10 trivia questions and answers, reads the file, puts the questions and answers into an array, and then uses the questions for a trivia game.
Currently, I'm having an issue reading the file into the array. Only the first line of the file is being read.
I'm new to debugging, but I tried to rewrite the program with Vectors and had the same issue.
Here is the trivia file (the number at the end of the answers is the correct answer):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-11 at 22:44fiveLineCounter
starts as zero. So if (fiveLineCounter == 0){
check is true, the code calls setTriviaQuestion(holder)
and increments fiveLineCounter
; it's now 1
.
Then the next check if (fiveLineCounter == 1){
is true, so the code calls setAnswer1(holder)
(with the same line in holder
) and and increments fiveLineCounter
; it's now 2
.
Then the next check if (fiveLineCounter == 2){
is true, ...
This continues until setCorrectAnswer(stoi(holder))
. Whereby stoi(holder)
throws an exception, because the contents of holder
(still the first line of the file) can't be parsed as an integer.
QUESTION
As detailed in this YouTrack issue https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-40008 Presentation Mode is basically a one-way ticket: you can check in but you just can't leave.
One of the "misses" of returning to "normal" mode is that only the Editor panel is displayed: the Explorer, Debugger, etc. are all invisible.
That's a hassle to rectify in real time when presenting to a group of people. When I am actually giving presentations that include code snippet walk-throughs going back and forth between modes is mandatory so then Presentation Mode is a non-starter.
But then what? I code at a small font to view lots of code at one time. This is incompatible with displaying code on a projector. Here are some attempted band-aids:
Hit
Command-+
a few times to increase the font. This does work, but if I switch to another file then I have to repeat that process: the new file does not "inherit" the zoomed-in preference. Then if I switch back to the first file it too has forgotten the zoom. That is very annoying for me and the audienceChange the
Editor|Font
.This is a potentially better solution: at least it does affect all files and is "sticky". However I do find that the optimal resolution often requires tweaking for a given audience due to differing viewer characteristics e.g. Zoom vs Hangouts. So then I end up going into that dialog more than once with a gaggle of folks watching/waiting. Also not ideal.
The behavior is identical across recent releases of both Intellij (Ultimate 2019.3.1) and Pycharm (Ultimate 2019.2.3).
Anyone have alternative/better approaches?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-06 at 13:55I setup several Color Scheme Font schemes for desktop/laptop/presentation with different font sizes. I then use Ctrl-~ to quickly switch between them. Doesn't solve all the issues you mentioned, though.
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Install Gaggle
You can use Gaggle like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Gaggle component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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