Snakeberry | A lightweight webservice based media player fpr
kandi X-RAY | Snakeberry Summary
kandi X-RAY | Snakeberry Summary
A lightweight webservice based media player fpr Raspberry Pi. At the moment the webservice can play web radio using mplayer. I am also planning to make it play MP3s from network or local resources and even more. To control this service there is an Android App, but of course there is also an easy to use service API so you can build a ramote app for every plattform you like! Just take a look at the wiki to find out more about this project. Snakberry is dual-licensed under the MIT (and the Beerware (license.
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- Initialize the activity
- Tries to get a host on an IP address
- Do a fade animation
- Searches for all known services in the network
- Initializes the radio components
- Get the current status of the radio button
- Get a list of radio stations
- Initialize views
- Initializes the button
- Set the volume of the host
- Get button click animation
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First of all, excuse me for my (sometimes) bad English, I'm french. I'm actually working on a role game project. The goal is to create a little macOS software (a generator) using Swift and Xcode that can create a potion (an effect associated with a potency) (like : "Fortify Speed 7/10") from multiple parameters. The app allows the user to enter two parameters : ingredients (selected in pop-up menus) and a dice roll (put in a text field). If those two (or more) ingredients have an effect in common, the soft makes an addition of the value of both effects and return this : ""effect in common" + (value of the 1st ingredient effect + value of 2nd ingredient effect)". The result can change during the operation depending on the dice roll, but it doesn't matter here. Here is an exemple to understand what I'm saying :
1st ingredient : "Cat's Claw Bark" -> Resist Lightning (4/10); Resist Psychic (3/10); Acid Damage (3/10); Fear (3/10); Invisibility (1/10). || 2nd ingredient : "Grape Holly" -> Cure Disease (5/10); Resist Cold (4/10); Heighten Medicine (4/10; Resist Lightning (3/10); Force Damage (2/10.
Because both ingredients have an effect in common (Resist Lightning), the soft returns that effect with an addition of the potency of the two effects. So it returns : "Resist Lightning (7/10)"
Here is my first question : How can I convert this into Swift code ? I've tried many ways but nothing useful. I tried to use arrays, dictionaries, arrays into dictionaries, but I'm still facing the same problem : How can I attribute multiple parameters (effects in this case) and types (String for the name of the effect and Int for its potency) to an instance ? (If it's the right question). My second question is : How can I compare keys (not values) of a dictionary to match a result ?
Maybe like this, using a dictionary, but I'll need to display in the result not only the value of the key in the dictionary, but the key itself. Also, I'll need to compare the keys, not the values :
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Answered 2018-Dec-20 at 14:21Problem solved ! The solution was so obvious that I didn't think about it directly, the for-in loops ! I hope this will help anybody facing the same issue. Here is the corresponding code :
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You can use Snakeberry like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Snakeberry component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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