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I am trying to install JCC (as part of the installation of PyLucene) and I encountered several issues with it. The python version I use is 3.7, and I have installed adoptopenjdk-8.jdk using brew cask (since Java-8 is no longer available without specific license (read it somewhere)). After this didn't really worked I manually installed Java-8

The error I am receiving while trying to run setup.py in shell (using either java8 or adoptopenjdk) is:

I have recently been encountering this issue to the point where I cannot continue working. When starting Android Studio Gradle builds as normal but as soon as daemon starts it fails and I get the Error:

The first result from the daemon was empty. Most likely the process died immediately after connection.

I have done a number of different things and I have searched all over the internet trying to find a solution for this issue so I can work on some projects I have but so far I have not had any luck. A few of the links I tried using to find a solution are:

• Android Studio gradle build error: 'The first result of the daemon was empty.Most likely the process died immediately after connection'
• Gradle sync failed: The first result from the daemon was empty. Most likely the process died immediately after connection
• https://teamtreehouse.com/community/first-result-from-daemon-was-empty-gradle-build-continues-to-fail
• https://www.jianshu.com/p/5891e7d46f6c

I have tried everything in those links and no matter what I do it does not work. I was so desperate to the point where I uninstalled Android Studio Gradle and all the SDK hoping that would fix it and that didn't do it either. I figured hey maybe it's another issue so I thought doing a clean install would do the trick and guess what it worked for a day or two and right after that back to the same place I started at now... (Worst part is I had to download over 200gb for the clean install due to all of the things I had to reinstall).

I am attaching a picture below in case anyone wants to see the original Gradle:

Android Studio Gradle Screenshot

I followed a tutorial here: https://www.jianshu.com/p/2ef6a9259112 .

I am unable to autowire the key from my database.

My app want to implement circle irregular animation

So I convert Custom anime layer to swift 4

But click button nothing gonna happen no error no crash

I have no idea how to fix the problem

code here

This is the code for testing:

Since I would work on Android's increment Lint check, and I've looked at some articles, I found that I could add a task in build.gradle and then pass in some parameters by rewriting LintGradleClient, which should work as described in the article, But I follow the article described, in the increase the LintGradle parameter AndroidProject can not be got , where I use kotlin achieve.Someone who can help me? Here is the article url path https://www.jianshu.com/p/4833a79e9396

My code in get AndroidProject as Kotlin:

I've been trying to make an app written in Xcode 9 for iOS11 iOS9.0-compatible and all of a sudden it crashed with this error on iPhone 4S:

I am working on a project to load a model into a ARKit powered app by scanning a qrCode. I have the qrCode working and .scn file downloaded into a .tmp file. However, when I tried to catch the scene by SCNScene(url:), all what returns is a nil.

I am wondering if it's because I copied the file too early --- before it finishes downloading, since the app freezes right after I scanned the qrCode.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. :D

2017-11-18 added download code

The template: http://www.jianshu.com/p/6ca4864b3600

I am using webview, but come accross some problem,

for the href which should jump to another window. the wxpython webview has no reponse.

for the android viewview, user can override the webview method below, and return false: public boolean shouldOverrideUrlLoading (WebView view, String url)

But in wxpython, how can I handle it?

in the bellow code, after the webview is loaded, I can't click any href in the view