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- Run font .
- Buffer the given file contents
- Create a new SVG font .
- End the stream
- Create Glyf - source list
- Minify TTF contents
- generate pure text
- Minifies the text of TTF objects
- Gets all glyphs for a subset
- Gets the text as a plain string
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QUESTION
I try to use async/await on a js script (class method) in a webpack config but i have got this error :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-16 at 08:56I found the solution.
In the main js file
import "regenerator-runtime/runtime";
Add regenerator-runtime
npm i regenerator-runtime
Thanks.
QUESTION
I have created a custom list
, the adapter
of which contains three components song title, song number and favorite icon. The favorite icon is meant to mark or unmark the favorite item in the list.
Please have a look to the attached video to understand what is the problem.
When I click on the star, the icon gets selected/unselected and fires the setOnFavoriteChangeListener
event. In the event I check the isFavorite
status and update the database accordingly. Here is the full code of adapter:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-20 at 14:31I think I figured out your problem. It has to do with the fact your are recycling your ListView's items. During the initial load everything works fine and nothing is selected and the call dataModel.getFav() returns false so when your call viewHolder.favorite.setFavorite() the MaterialFavoriteButton doesn't fire it's set OnFavoriteChangeListener. The reason for this is, because internally it checks to see if the new favorite state is different from the last as an optimization to prevent unnecessary work (I checked the source code). But, once you make a selection your onFavoriteChanged will be fired because the new state is different and you then store the values inside of your Database. Your problem arises when you start to scroll, since your view are recycled, the MaterialFavoriteButton's favorite state will set but when you call dataModel.getFav() it will return false to and change the MaterialFavoriteButton's favorite state back to false. Thus causing your the MaterialFavoriteButton's old OnFavoriteChangeListener to fire once again (thus why the button isn't favorited). It is also updating your Database with it's previous dataModel (NOTE: this is a closure issue) that is why you see it use the text from a view that was scrolled of screen. The reason the old OnFavoriteChangeListener is being called because the view is being recycled and still has the instance you passed to it during the initial load. So once all view are populated to fill the entire screen, if you scroll the first one to go off the top screen will be passed in to getView() as convertView.You should move the call viewHolder.favorite.setOnFavoriteChangeListener to before the setFavorite() call. If you place a debug statement in the code and step through the call to viewHolder.favorite.setFavorite() you should see what I am talking about. I hope this all makes since to you. If not, comment and I try and give you more assistance. My recommended solution would be to hold off on the database writes until a save button is pressed or the Activity/Fragment is paused or stopped and just store the favorite state inside of an ArrayList that gets accessed using the getView(...) position argument. This is much more efficient because you won't have to constantly access the Database anytime the ListView is scrolled.
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