LogUtils | More convenient and easy to use android Log manager

I'm working on an events system for a personal project and I'm trying to make the events be logged to a console as easy as LOG(event).

In this case, events are defined by an Event class which has some methods and a virtual ToString() function that returns a string with the event info and whatever I like to output on each event. This class is expanded further by defining specific event classes that inherit from Event class and that define the ToString() function according to what each event does and what variables it has.

So my LOG macro calls a static Log class' function to display the message in a console by converting the arguments into a string, like this:

I created two basically consistent animations based on MotionLayout, one sliding up and the other sliding down. I started the two animations at the same time, but occasionally they are out of sync, it is more like the animation is executed serially. Is there any API to synchronize them?

like this occasionally abnormal

Execution log

Given a logging utility class, how to log everything through that class instead of creating a Logger object per class?

For example, instead of:

I want to use synchronized(object lock) at Kotlin, but idk how to use synchronized at Kotlin. I already search for the usage of synchronizing at Kotlin but ReentrantLock can't lock objects that I guess. please help me I am stuck with this 2 days ago.

I am struggling with python logging library.
I want a custom logger with 2 handlers (one stream handler and one file handler) and one of them with a customizable log level. I can obtain what I want if I create everything in my main script, but everything fails if I create the logger as a class, in a separate module.
I have the logger class in a custom module, let's say logUtils.py, as follow

I have a Horizontal recyclerview and adapter, inside that image, then below title and then below description is there. now image and title length will be almost same for all elements but the desc may vary. All data is coming from API.

Now what I want to do is, I want to set the height of all textview-description elements, which has the highest number of description length.

Similar to this que: How to set recycler height to highest item in recyclerView?

But my question is diff, I'm just talking about desc textview and not the whole recycleeview.

Please note: It's okay that for one cardview below empty space is showing because of small desc, but make sure desc should be cover in cardview which has highest string length.

Code:

I have reason to believe Spring Boot is not scanning for, at a minimum, an entity class despite the entity being in a sub-sub-package of the main package. I had gotten it to work with an @ComponentScan annotation, at least somewhat. However, I noticed another component also was not running. I'm sure this something very simple because this is a very close copy from a different package.

Note: I tried adding @ComponentScan, @EntityScan,@EnableJpaRepositories. This had gotten rid of the original error, but it did not pick up @Service GenerateFileService (shown below), so I added the corresponding package to all of the annotations. I had thought @SpringBootApplication would automagically find all the relevant Spring beans provided all classes were under a sub-package of the Application, but this was not so.

The stack trace is:

I have a static http request helper in ASP.NET

Is it thread safe?

Will it cause a memory leak?

Will the singleton model be a better choice?
PS: In this case, I don't need extend classes or implement interfaces.

Will this code have a bad effect on the program?

Here is the code.Thank you for your help.

There are many questions similar to mine, but none of them are solving particular to my problem.

I have this class -