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Basically, I have a form. I want to use a query builder inside of it. I used https://github.com/ukrbublik/react-awesome-query-builder for conditions. So this is the component:

I try to generate csv file from json type data. These are my json test data.

I currently am trying to use a library that requires a dom element to be passed to it. However I am dynamically creating a layout like this so the dom element doesnt exist at that time. I wanted to know how i can pass the current dom element which will eventually be rendered ?

The API we ingest returns some malformed JSON (in particular Double.NaN is serialized to a String with "NaN"). To allow this gson always sets lenient to true and correctly serializes this back to Double.NaN.

Now, we wanted to use the RuntimeTypeAdapterFactory class from gson-extras to remove some boilerplate code. The just described behaviour does not apply here anymore, we get the message

java.lang.NumberFormatException: JSON forbids NaN and infinities: NaN

which should have been ignored because of the lenient option normally set from gson.

Consider this small example:

I am trying to parse a large json file which contains a bunch of cities (the following is the first two cities in the file):

I have the code of the servlet where I want to get a valid response. This is the original layout of the request

Hi I am developing web application in Angular 5. I am trying to develop Accordion and I am following https://codepen.io/rugor/pen/hwyzn. I have created Angular 5 app using angular cli. After that in installed bootstrap and Jquery through npm. I copied same code from codepen. Below is my angular.json file which contains links to bootstrap and jquery.

I need a representation of generic objects interconnected in a tree like manner. This tree and their objects should have the following characteristics:

• It should be possible to build a tree out of 3 parts: trunk, branch and apple
  • where it's not possible to add a parent to a trunk
  • where a trunk can only get multiple branch nodes as child elements
  • where a branch can only have multiple apple nodes as child elements
  • where a branch can only have a parent of type trunk or branch
  • where it's not possible to add a child element to an apple
  • checks for a valid configuration should be at compile time >> using generics
• It should be codable by implementing the Codable protocol
  • so it can be encoded into a JSON
  • and decoded from a JSON

As an example at the end of this question I created a playground that fulfills all requirements but one: decoding the tree from a JSON

A tree consists of nodes, in this case TreePartNodes, which are implementing the TreePartNodeBase protocol. The tree in this example is an array of AnyTreePartNodes that are also implementing the TreePartNodeBase protocol and wrapping an object implementing the TreePartNodeBase protocol that should be a generic TreePartNode (TreePartNode, TreePartNode or TreePartNode).

A TreePartNode has the property treePart of type AnyTreePart. AnyTreePart (similar to AnyTreePartNode) wraps an object that implements the TreePart protocol (Trunk, Branch or Apple).

All these classes are implementing Codable and Equatable.

I would appreciate your help. I have been struggling with this for way too long.

I could easily get around this by creating two separate model classes with a duplicate list of properties, but I'd like to learn how to achieve this with the base class. So, an IntSensor and ExtSensor are both a Sensor. From another class I parse a json file with all of the data and that works great. But, trying to call a method that returns a List baseclass and trying to cast it as either subclass is killing me. What am I doing wrong... or is there a better way? Thank you!

PS: this may look like a duplicate question, but I tried the other solutions and they are marked in the `Repository class' as "//seen on other StackOverflow Posts -- fails" in the code.

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