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So I have a file called pokemon.json, it is a rather large list of pokemon and all of their stats. I am trying to read the data from the json file, generate a random number, then send the pokemon's information who's id matches the random number.

Currently I am trying this

I need my table to list out the genders of the heroes as "M" or "F" in the table based on the gender of the heroes whether its male or female. So if its Male it will only show out as "M". Furthermore, I need the fonts to be of specific color based on the ages. For example, if 0 < age <= 20 font color #000000(black). if 20 < age <= 50 = font color #85929E

I don't know how to Bind the hero.gender data to the table to show M or F & and bind the font colors to the age.

I've to add a file and a folder to the zip that is created when I run make dist command. This is an open-source project.

After research, I understood I've to modify the Makefile.am but examples online don't work or match with my current Makefile.am

Makefile.am

I have a client app on Android using Java, and a server on my laptop in a Unity game. Both are on same network, and I got them to connect. When I send a small string message from client to server, though, the server blocks it with this warning: ReadMessageBlocking: possible allocation attack with a header of 1298494342 bytes. How should I even begin approaching this roadblock?

For server, I'm using Unity's Mirror library, that is built on top of the Telepathy framework. For client, I followed the client part of this tutorial.

This (from Telepathy) contains the relevant method (ReadMessageBlocking) that throws this warning. I tried setting the MaxMessageSize to int.MaxValue (which comes to 2 GB) to at least accept the message so I could inspect it by printing its contents, but no avail.

I don't have a problem with ReadMessageBlocking, it's there for good reason. My concern is: Why in the world is my android, allegedly, sending a 1 GB header with the string? What can I do about it?

Edit: This is the relevant function that sends message from client (as given in the tutorial mentioned earlier.)

I'm trying to make a simple version of a card game my game group enjoys so that our physically disabled friend can participate in game nights. However, I'm having trouble with FileInputStream seeming to only read the last line of the text file when I attempt to add the card data values to an ArrayList via a text file using while(inputStream.hasNextLine()).

I am attempting to print the values as Strings defined in my cardToString() method in the Card class. The code currently prints the last card in the file,
ID: 71 Card: 72 Stack: Door Type: Power Name: Power Absorption Power: Rank 3 Text: You may discard a card to try to steal a Power carried by another player. Roll the die; 4 or higher succeeds. Otherwise, you get caught and lose a Level. Bonus: 3,
using the cardToString() method, for all 72 cards. The first item should have a name of "Gradydon Creed", and the last output should have a name of "Power Absorption"

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Here is my main method class:

I'm trying to make a simple version of a card game my game group enjoys so that our physically disabled friend can participate in game nights. However, I'm having trouble with a java.util.NoSuchElementException in my catch block when I attempt to add the card data values to an ArrayList via a text file.

I am attempting to print the values as Strings defined in my cardToString() method in the Card class. The code currently prints the caught exception, followed by the default case in the cardToString() method, with various errors occurring at random Card instances. The first item should have a name of "Gradydon Creed", and the last output should have a name of "Power Absorption"

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Here is my main method class:

I have a listview with over 400 components and I am wondering if there is an easier way to create descriptions for each individual element without having to create other classes. The only way I can think to make this process easier is to use webviews but I've looked around and people have already said on here it wouldn't work out very well.

Here is my code:

Following on from here, when using OpenSUSE Tumbleweed I cannot get flatpak-builder to compile submodule dependencies. I first noticed this issue when developing a console application within Gnome Builder using the Vala dependencies Gee and GXml.

As a test, I have installed org.gnome.Books.json and issued the following command (as documented here):

According to this answer (and comments) gnome-contacts is where contacts are centralized for Gnome and it does a good job of aggregating via telepathy, but the only way to access that information seems to be the Gnome Shell search provider which only provides an avatar and a name. I've been struggling to duplicate portions of gnome-contacts in gjs but having tons of trouble with the bindings.

Is there an easier way to achieve this, or is it possible for me to generate vapi/gir binding for gnome-contacts itself so I can use it like a library?

Possible Alternate Solution:

Using libfolks in GJS is currently blocked by Bug #694115, but for those only needing Google Contacts it is possible in GJS via GData and you can even use Gnome Online Accounts as an authentication source, if available.