porti | Node.js utility for system ports | Runtime Evironment library

If the array is in order, you can just traverse it until $item["time_reported"] is not null. This will get it done in O(N) in the worst case. If the array is not sorted, and you need the earliest / latest time, you will need to look at every element in the array for a best (and every) case of O(N).

Is there any way to make it build while keeping name as it is?

Not without changes. If you wrap Port_e and Pin_e in a namespace or class you can resolve the name collision, but that would still alter the way the enums are used.

I also do not want to change the type to "enum class" as it will break the rest of my application code.

I strongly suggest you to do that anyway, and take the time to fix your application code. enum class was designed exactly to solve this problem.

The required attribute can cause browsers to validate the fields and put their own css on them. If you are using custom validation, then you may need to remove this attribute in order to stop the browser from also validating it

More information about html5 form validation

Alternately, you may be able to override the style using something like this:

I've just found the problem, my set of equations was not complete and initialization was not helpful at all.

Do you want to see the whole dataframe in your screen? See if rounding suits your need

View.setSystemUiVisibility() should be called from the main thread only. Without seeing your code, it's hard to tell if DetachCurrentThread() plays any role in this.

documentation, ANativeActivity::env is JNI context for the main thread of the app.

You should call DetachCurrentThread() before terminating a native thread that you attached to JVM.

You should not call DetachCurrentThread) on a thread born in Java, e.g. the UI thread.

Note that you may call AttachCurrentThread() at any time and on any thread. It will be equivalent to NOP on a Java thread or on an attached thread.

These attach/detach are not paired like parentheses. Any number of attach calls is reversed by single detach. The recommended practice:

use pthread_key_create to define a destructor function that will be called before the thread exits, and call DetachCurrentThread from there. (Use that key with pthread_setspecific to store the JNIEnv in thread-local-storage; that way it'll be passed into your destructor as the argument.)

See how WebRTC handles attach/detach in their git Web repo.

While you haven't shown the code that creates it, I'm pretty sure the problem is that you're reusing the variable naamEnKwantiteitIngredienten, which is the list you're using as the value pointed to by the 'ingredienten' key in your dictionary. If that list gets modified in place (perhaps by filling it up with a different set of ingredients), you'll also see the modified version in your previous dictionary if you haven't dumped it to a JSON string yet.

There are I think a two main ways you could fix the problem.

One is to create the JSON immediately after you make the dictionary, rather than waiting to do it later. While this might resolve this issue, it might be inconvenient for your program (or impossible, if you need all the dictionaries to be defined at the same time for other reasons).

The other solution is to make sure that the dictionaries you create are independent of each other. Rather than reusing the same list in all of them, you should make sure that each one contains a separate list. The most obvious place to fix this may be wherever you create the value that ends up in naamEnKwantiteitIngredienten, but you could instead fix it within the code you show by copying the list just before you put it in the dictionary:

try this: