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Generate static values from resources for compile time safety and performance improvements
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- Builds the static java
- Parses the values from the variant resource file
- Creates a Java file for the variant resources
- Creates a field for boolean
- Creates a field for an integer resource
- Creates a field which contains a string field
- Closes the given object
- Returns whether the given string is null or empty
- Checks if the static hash is valid
- Checks if a file is valid
- Logs a message at the given message
- Returns an array of string comments
- Log a message at debug level
- Returns whether the string contains the given searchStr
- Computes the actual hash of the current jar
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QUESTION
When I was working on one of my projects I was trying to write to a datasourced combobox and then write a value into the combobox like below:
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Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 20:38Setting the SelectedIndex on a ComboBox to -1 deselects (SelectedItem is NULL). Setting to 0 selects the first item in Items
QUESTION
I am calling an API to validate the token in the interceptor and when I get the response of the API call in the interceptor, I am returning next.handle(request). But the current API is not giving a response after that. Can somebody please explain why after I get the success response from the validate token service the actual API being currently called is not giving the response?
Here is my code:
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Answered 2020-Dec-09 at 19:07Don't subscribe in interceptor, instead use following code :-
QUESTION
How to convert nested foreach loop into LINQ query in C# and i want to return list after querying the result. List will return vale and description. below code is working fine but i need to convert these 2 foreach loops into a single LINQ query.
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Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 03:37This is pretty much a direct translation.
QUESTION
I wasn't sure on a title for this issue, but I can better explain it here. I have a custom hook that is relying on some information. Part of the information must rely on an async call.
I have three situations happening.
- Tried conditionally rendering the custom hook, but react does not like that due to rendering more hooks on a different render.
- The custom hook is only mounting once and not passing in the updated information it needs.
- I tried passing the dependency to the custom hook and it causes an infinite loop.
Here is a small example of what I'm doing.
Custom Hook:
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Answered 2020-May-12 at 15:47You were correct in adding options in the dependencies list for your custom hook.
The reason it is infinitely looping is because options IS constantly changing.
The problem is you need to take it one step further in the implementation and make use of the useMemo hook so options only changes when the async value changes, instead of the whole component changing.
So do this:
QUESTION
I was looking for some global values as static, for like, if some value is nil|null put this default value, example like put default url in link in eex if there isn't declare in assigns.
Example:
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Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 20:31If you decide to go the module route, you can just call the function in your EEx template:
QUESTION
I have application for controlling LED strip. UI has combobox with effect selection and when user selects mode, it waits for currently running effect loop to finish by calling StopTask() and then executes selected effect. It sends LED color etc. to Arduino via serial. This works.
Problem is when I trigger StopTask() by MainWindow_OnClosing (when user exits the application), it triggers StopTask() but gets stuck on await currentEffectMode. I will try to explain it more by comments inside the code
MainWindow mode selection:
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Answered 2019-May-12 at 18:46Change MainWindow_OnClosing() to be async void instead, and use await Disconnect() instead of calling .Wait(). Event handlers are almost the only async methods for which this acceptable; the rest should have an async Task[] signature instead. (There are some exceptions to the async part, but not the Task part, but I won’t muddy the waters with that here). This will stop you blocking (see link in Dmytro’s comment for more).
While there, change CbMode_OnSelectionChanged() to be similar (async void), make ChangeMode() async Task, and await it instead.
The only other minor thing of note is that if you move the device-closing code into your event handler instead (or refactor it into another method that you call from the event handler, after await Disconnect()), you should not need the Invoke(), as async event handlers - done correctly - give you this for free; i.e. effectively remaining on the UI thread while not blocking. (I’m assuming that’s what you trying to achieve there?)
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Here is my Singleton class where I've implemented the OkHttp post request. In the post request I've used a callback interface so that I can get response value in my fragment from where I've called the post request.I wish to call a fragments method from the interface's call back response.
Singleton class:
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Answered 2018-Jan-23 at 08:20getActivity().runOnUiThread(new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
parseJsonResponse(response);
}
}
});
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Im developing a RESTful application. One of the application task is to return 10 last business oriented REST calls made to the application with request information and time. What is the best way for doing this? I read about Interceptors and Filters. But Im not sure whether it is good idea... Any other ideas or information how to implemment this?
EDIT: I used Actuator. my solution after your responses:
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Answered 2017-Jul-15 at 14:36One simplest way to achieve this is as following: 1. store the calls using loggers in the code for business rest calls 2. you store the calls by using rolling/circular buffer buffer 3. create a REST api request/response which sends the data from rolling/circular buffer.
QUESTION
I would like to test method which use another one? I tried do it using Mockito like below:
EDIT: Full method
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Answered 2017-Jul-10 at 20:21Your test enters too much in implementation details.
You mock the own processings/logic of your method. So it makes the test brittle and we can wonder what you assert really.
Besides, the test is complicated to read and to maintain.
At last, the processing associated to each case matters. It is the main logic of your method :
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