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- Show daily check dialog .
- Renders the game
- Fill spin list
- Redeem query
- Sends a newift card to the database .
- Update Ui .
- Uploads an image to the database .
- Rotate the slider to the specified index .
- Save the art table .
- sign in user
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I downloaded this project :
And I would sort alphabetically the songs in the "all songs" part. I tried to put this in onCreate :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 17:30The Function
in Comparator.comparing
should be provided as a method reference:
QUESTION
I have 2 separate gitlab projects, I've looked through the documentation for 2 days now but am still struggling to achieve what I'm trying for.
I have Project A, which generates the documentation for the whole project.
Project B is a Gitlab Pages project.
My gitlab-ci.yml
file for Project A has a job like this
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-20 at 19:00My problem was with the URL, after using the correct URL the problem is fixed.
QUESTION
I have an android project with Gradle 5.1.1 I want to use JaCoCo to generate HTML reports about test code coverage. I tried to follow the instructions in some articles, but all of my attempts led to errors.
All that worked for me is applying plugin 'jacoco' (Project successfully builded after that).
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-15 at 16:07Might just be a missing copy paste, but make sure you define your function as a task in gradle, ie: task jacocoTestReport(type: JacocoReport, dependsOn: ['testDebugUnitTest']) {
I followed this blog for setting my Jacoco instance in my initial projects and found it quite helpful. https://engineering.rallyhealth.com/android/code-coverage/testing/2018/06/04/android-code-coverage.html
QUESTION
I follow this link to implement a simple Gitlab ci in my sample project.
this is my Gitlab ci config
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-19 at 11:28If you want to run ./gradlew
, you must have this file tracked in Git or generating/installing it in the before_script. Which does not seem like it is happening.
Most probably you aren't tracking the gradlew
file, either by not adding it to Git, or by ignoring it in a .gitignore
file.
Make sure you are tracking gradlew
file in your VCS.
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'm facing this error while eclipse project migration to Android studio. I'm getting this error on 3 classes. All these classes are extending BaseActivity and calling fields from BaseActivity. For example in class SavingActivity inside the onPostExcuteMethod
I'm calling field called mProgressDlg
from BaseActivity and IDE points illegal forward reference to there (well, there is no red line showing under this).
Part of the BaseActivity class code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-18 at 03:56To solve "illegal forward reference", you have to know that below two lines READING the static fields mProgressDlg
is not allowed in Java, see static Fields constrains.
QUESTION
I installed AS 3.3 in Windows 10. It has no Android options e.g. no android option in create project or run. There are Kotlin, Gradle and other options.
I downloaded the AS/SDK bundle 2.3. This worked OK but then I tried to update it to 3.3. Running the 3.3 installer uninstalled the old 2.3 but kept its settings. But again now no Android.
What am I doing wrong?
PS I have SDK installed at ...\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk
EDIT: the solution here says Click Configure and from top, navigate to 'Appearances & Behaviour' > 'System Settings' > 'Android SDK'
but I have no Android SDK
option.
The solution here says go to Tools --> Android --> SDK manager
but I do not have an Android
option under Tools.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-04 at 09:42There was an error saying 'android support disabled'. It gave a link to enable it, restarted and now it is OK.
QUESTION
I try to integrate CI to my new Anroid project, I create .gitlab-ci.yml, local.properties exist in repository. What i should next to do? Now I recive this error, when runner start in gitlab
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-02 at 08:12I resolve problem with deleting local.properties from repository
QUESTION
I am an Android newbie and I need to figure out how to return data from one activity to another. The idea is that when a row in a recycler view is clicked, it will load the selected row in another activity. If the row is deleted, then the data row is deleted a list, and the control is returned the activity containing the recycler view. But I am getting the following error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-26 at 08:41there are two options first call the startActivityForResult, replace this:
QUESTION
I am an Android newbie learning how to build Android apps. I am trying to build a custom date picker for a screen. Unfortunately the numbers are being cut off at the bottom, and I don't know why. I would appreciate any feedback that I may get.
Screen as observed on the simulator
This is my layout
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-19 at 05:58Try to remove this line from datepicker
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