secureit | Sample Android application that serves as a monitoring
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Sample Android application that serves as a monitoring service by leveraging on device sensors. Among sensors exploited we report:. The source code is released open source to be used as a reference (possibly wrong) for your own code. The aim is to help fill in the gap between Javadoc documentation and real code samples.
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- Called when the surface is created
- Compiles and returns a compiled program
- Load a texture
- Compile a shader
- Called when a frame is drawn
- Draws a cube
- Draw the position of the light
- This method runs in a background thread
- Returns the current sound level
- Uploads the last position of the phone
- Called when a sensor is changed
- Creates the application directory
- Runs the image detection
- User received signal
- Called when a surface is changed
- Resume preview
- Detect motion
- Callback when a surface is created
- Upload the position of the phone
- Performs recording
- Sends an alert on the device
- Perform an authentication token
- Method to upload the images
- Creates and returns a new view
- Initializes the preference
- Called when the view is drawn
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Hi have been using fragments and have a drawer header which is going to display the currently logged in user.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 07:39The problem is, you are accessing a TextView in different view from your activity. You should inflate your header view first and then use that to access your TextView. Add this to your onCreate method.
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I want to change the screen using a function that is in another class. I can do this in the kv file but not in the python file. Here is a part of the code
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Answered 2020-Dec-05 at 14:21The problem is the way you are calling change_screen
. Calling it as:
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I am having trouble with MDTextField. It carries on displaying the hint inside the textfield while typing. I have tried setting the background color to hide it but that didn't work. I have looked at a few tutorials and everyone seems to be doing it the same way as me and it just works for other people so i feel i have done something really wrong.
Image of what happens this is my first post so i am not aloud to post images :)
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
main.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-22 at 18:28By naming your kv
file as main.kv
, you are taking advantage of the automatic loading of correctly named kv
files as described in the documentation. However, you are also loading the same file using Builder.load_file("main.kv")
. Loading the same kv
file more than once can cause the sort of problems you are seeing. You can fix your problem by simply eliminating the call to Builder.load_file("main.kv")
, or removing the entire build()
method, or by changing the name of either the kv
file or the MainApp
class.
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I am throwing an exception when error is generated in throw new ResponseError(new DefaultResponse)
and it looks fine when I output the message but then it gets overwritten by catch(Exception e)
block. What can I do ignore the generic catch
if there's an error generated above it?
This is my web service
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Answered 2018-Jul-05 at 10:22If you want a special handling of general exceptions in distinction to custom ones,...
..then you have to catch ... (the custom) exceptions first! ...and then catch the more generalized... ones.
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I am creating a program that executes multiple executables asynchronously. My problem is that when I call the get() function from std::future, my program hangs up with no error.
I am using Boost.Process for managing the processes and also wxWidgets elsewhere.
My program creates a pointer to a new BProcess containing an std::future. A timer function later checks every few milliseconds to see if each process has completed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-03 at 00:07I think you might simply be forgetting/neglecting to run the io_service.
Here's rough sketch.
Note there are multiple design issues:
- Checking
running()
is racy. If it never ran, you're toast. If you gad already gotten the future value before, you're toast. - Why are you polling on a timer, when you run processes asynchronously anyways? You could just respond to the completion event.
- Law Of Demeter should probably apply to your types
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