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模仿网易云音乐UI,用知乎和gankio 网易新闻 豆瓣电影的API来完成一个基于Material Design +Rxjava + Retrofit + dagger2 + MVP构架的项目 为了更好的学习Material Design和主流框架,于是有了该项目。 APP下载地址或者github中APP下载地址大家觉得项目构建慢的话,可以先下载来玩玩看,支持5.0以上,本项目可以支持4.0以上不过部分动画会失效,如果要用4.0-5.0的自己去gradle里面修改。.
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- Converts the comments
- Format a date time
- Cast time to string
- Converts the HomeList
- Gets the default picture
- On touch event
- Scrolls the screen
- Initialize the UI
- Init toolbar detail
- Dispatch a touch event
- Close animation
- Get status bar height
- Update view
- Initializes the view
- Dispatches touch events
- Refresh the detail view
- Read JSON list
- Creates the comment list
- Should override url loading?
- Intercept the touch event
- Override this method to create a new instance
- Translate string to string
- Refresh the view
- Updates view
- Measure the size of the view
- Initialize view
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QUESTION
I am writing a program in my AP java class and I am very confused. The program is supposed to read a data file using another program called EasyReader. The program consists of an Object class that finds the largest number, medium number, and smallest number. The Test class is supposed to read the data file (numbers.bat) that gives a set of numbers and the program is supposed to print the largest, medium, and smallest of all lines of the data file. However, it is reading only one line of the data file (the middle one) instead of all three. It is displaying
Largest = 7.3 Medium = 5 Smallest = 3.2
Please help. Thank you!
Here is the Object class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-31 at 00:17Your numbers constructor only does anything if your value1 (A) is larger or equal to the other two. If it isn't it will leave small,medium and large at 0.
Edit: Expanding the answer here as it looks cleaner. So in your number constructor
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I've already imported the joda libary and I was able to import the Easy Reader class. However, I need help formatting correctly so I can calculate the days in between, and yes, I am aquainted with the MM/dd/yyyy, but I've used integers. Do I need to import anything else? I'm really new at joda, so please be patient, thanks. Everything seems to work fine, but I cant find the right syntax that will help me find the difference between the two dates, and I can't find it.
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Answered 2017-Aug-22 at 02:45This
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This might be either a too basic and a too huge question to ask.
Although I study business management as my discipline, by some chance I am taking a Java module this year and am currently working on building a 'Connect Four' game. So far, I have succeeded making the game work in the console, however, I have utterly no idea about how to present the game through GUI. I mean, I could build a GUI window in a separate class but could you help me extending the class methods I created before to the GUI class that I don't have to write the whole programme again? Many thanks.
All of the codes I wrote are here: https://github.com/aca16kd/java-connect-four/tree/master/Assignment/src. The classes live in assignment2017 folder as well as the main class, PlayConnect4, and the EasyReader class which could be used as exactly same as java.util.Scanner lives in sheffield folder.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-10 at 21:38The simplest way (I can think of) is having a separate GUI class which extends Jframe and implements Action Listeners. This way you could have a simple text box in a frame with a couple of buttons.
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You can use EasyReader 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 EasyReader 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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