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Yes you can create a method setTextSizes in adapter and call this method from activity with dynamic seek based of seekbar value.

Method in adapter

Because I already gave you a solution within my comments, I’m posting it as an answer here, so that others with similar issues may find the root of their charset issues.

The issue described above is very often the result of conflicting charset encodings. For example, if you are reading an ISO-8859-1 encoded file and outputting it with UTF8 without having them converted (de-/encoded) properly.

For the purpose of sending characters through a webapp as you are doing, the most common charset encoding as of today is UTF-8.

All you need to do is to harmonize characterset encodings or at least ensure that the encodings are set in such a manner that the processing engine is able to encode and decode the charsets correctly. What you can do in your case is:

1. Verify the encoding of the template .cfm file and make sure it’s saved as UTF-8
2. Define UTF-8 as your web charset in Lucee Administrator » Settings » Charset » Web charset
3. Define UTF-8 as your ressource charset in Lucee Administrator » Settings » Charset » Resource charset.
4. Make sure there are no other places where charset encodings are incorrectly set, such as a http server response header of “content-type: text/html;charset...” or a html meta-tag with a charset directive.
5. If you have other type of ressources, such as a database, then you may need to check those also (connection and database/table settings).

Note: That charset doesn’t always have to be UTF-8 (UTF-8 might use multiple bytes for certain characters). There may be use cases you would achieve the same result with single byte encodings, such as ISO-8559-1, that would also need less computing ressources and less payload.

I hope this may help others with similar issues.

Typescript sees the returned value as the union of two possibilities M | Promise. This union is not assignable to your conditional. Typescript is not smart enough to understand which situations return M and which return Promise.

As easy fix is to use an as assertion to tell Typescript that the return type of createItem matches the return type of this.factory which is type FF.

1. In the Filter toolbar, select 1 from the Number of Additional Visible Lines Above Matched Lines, enter Cyperus esculentus, and press the Enter key.

2. Make sure the Block Multiple Changes button is clear (NOT set) in the same toolbar.

3. Select Select All and Delete on the Edit menu (or press Ctrl + A, Delete when the keyboard forcus is in the editor).

4. Click the Abort button in the Filter toolbar.

If you would like to use a macro, here is the macro for you:

the only thing I have just added is charset=utf-8 to contentType. Let me share the whole code .net core web api 2.0

request.ContentType = "application/json; charset=utf-8";

I'm not going to write checkForPalindrome recursively since it's trivial to do:

.... http.Get("http://http://192.121.1.397:8080")

This is no valid URL. It should be only http://192.121.1.397:8080.

Apart from that I'm not really sure what you are doing. Why do you try to access the server in the handler of the same server? This is also different from what you are doing within nodejs, where you just send a simply response.

You can do something like this: