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QUESTION
I am able to launch Process
with the help of below command and after launching multiple processes I want to control how many processes I want to keep at some point.
For example:
- Initiate a
Process
inside afor
loop of range 0 to 50 - Pause the
for
loop once total active processes are 5 - Resume
for
loop once it drop from 5 to 4 or 3 ...
I tried below code, but I am missing something.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-05 at 16:44You can use thread pool with fixed size. For example:
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so I'm building my first app, it's a remote control for an arduino device. Now I want it to look the same or at least similar on all android devices. I thought this would be achieved by using constraint layout. So I tried it out on two different devices:
- xiaomi 9T Pro
- Samsung Galaxy A5
Now the problem is: It looks good on the xiaomi phone, but it looks horrible and shifted on the Samsung Galaxy A5. So only using constraint layout doesn't seem to be the solution. Now how can I achieve it, that this app looks the same on every phone?
Here is my code for the xml file of the activity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-12 at 07:07So only using constraint layout doesnt seem to be the solution
You were using a lot of hardcoded sizes on your views and because different phones have a different size your layout will not be responsive.
With percentage you can make you layout responsive:
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I have been struggling on how to execute multiple processes using QProcess
. I was able to execute a single process, e.i. opening a terminal window QProcess *openTerminal = new QProcess(this);
, after that I wanted to execute additional processes but I could not find a way to do that. The order of operations I am trying to achieve are:
1) opening a gnome-terminal (this is solved and am able to open after QPushButton
click)
2) navigate to cd ~
3) Go to preferred directory cd catkin_docking_ws/
4) Launch proper application roslaunch lidar_deck lidar_deck_rosbag.launch &
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-05 at 08:46Each QProcess represents a new session, so you cannot use multiple QProcess objects to execute a sequence. The best way would be to create a shell script that does what you want it to, then use one QProcess instance to execute that script.
QUESTION
I have installed QtCreator (4.2.2) and cmake (3.8.1) through homebrew on Mac OS 10.12.4.
I am importing an existing CMake project but when QtCreator is running cmake, I encounter the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-19 at 18:52The TERM isn't being recognized. Try stepping down to something more common, like
TERM=xterm
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