EventBroadcast | An extension to the trigger method of JQuery | Frontend Framework library
kandi X-RAY | EventBroadcast Summary
kandi X-RAY | EventBroadcast Summary
Eventbroadcast it's a small plugin to improve the functionality of bind()/trigger(): the method $.trigger() (without a selector) triggers the event on all elements previously registered to the event through .bind() and .one(). The main problem with the classic jQuery $( ).trigger() method is that must be used on the element that receives the events, leaving the [Publish/Subscribe pattern] subscribe_pattern) uncomplete: we need to programmatically know the elements to cast the event to. With the Publish/Subscribe pattern it's easy to decouple the code in charge to create the event from the code that receives it: the event emitter doesn't know (and doesn't care), at runtime, who is listening to the event (speaking with the words of academics, it's not aware of the topology of the elements). The more the code is decoupled, the more is maintanable. ##An example in the real world.
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- Broadcasts the event to all listeners
- Find the listener for an event .
- Registers an event listener
- Unregisters a listener for an event .
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QUESTION
Receiving the error on build.gradle:
Failed to apply plugin class 'org.gradle.plugins.ide.idea.IdeaPlugin'. Cannot run Project.afterEvaluate(Action) when the project is already evaluated.
when i try again on a build.gradle
It´s a multi-project, i don´t directly use the idea plugin. Don´t know where it´s being used.
I have previously updated to AndroidStudio 2021.1.1 Patch1 and gradle 7.0.2 also deleted .idea and .gradle directories and restarted cleaning the cache.
I can run gradle at terminal.
Can you tell me where to look for this error?
android studio log:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 14:06I found out, this happens on one of the projects that uses gwt:
QUESTION
After updating Android Studio to version 2021.1.1 (Android Studio Bumblebee), I'm getting the following error on trying to sync gradle files
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-27 at 05:49Go to your SDK Manager and download the NDK by following this instruction.
Find out the location of your NDK by following this instruction.
And specify it in your app's build.gradle
file, like this-
QUESTION
**So i have a problem when adding this line
id 'com.google.gms.google-services'
into plugins in app gradle
**
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-08 at 21:35yes I am experiencing the same problem
but you can try changing
QUESTION
I upgraded my project to Android Studio Arctic Fox, so I have to upgrade gradle to 7.0.2 and gradle build tool to 7.0.0-beta04.
After synchronizing, I got this warning message in Sync tab:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-03 at 01:20Likely a cache issue. Run this command for fixing the problem.
QUESTION
I am getting this error in my mac book, tried many references but didn't work for me
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 18:49Finally, I solved the problem, I just delete intermediates
folder which is located at app/build/intermediates
and rebuild
your project or invalidate caches/Restart
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I migrated yesterday to Android Studio 4.0 because I wanted to start playing with Jetpack Compose. After upgrading Gradle and a few other things to actually get builds to work, I'm able to build (Cmd F9) the project successfully (no errors).
But when I try to run (Ctrl R) the project, it runs through the build process with all green success indicators (plus some warnings about unused variables in my functions), then errors out. What could be causing this?
I do not know how to do anything with Gradle besides add dependencies in my build.gradle or follow direct instructions from a website like Google has to upgrade AS in order to use Jetpack Compose. So I have no idea how to put breakpoints in the build process to see what's going on (googling suggests this is actually impossible) or how to track down the issue. Seems like there's something Gradle is expecting to be a JSON {}
but is finding JSON []
instead. But the error sure doens't suggest what it could be.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-16 at 21:18Using pre-release versions of Android Studio may cause problems from time to time, particularly for existing projects. On the whole, I try to use the pre-release Studio versions only with projects that I create in those versions, not with existing projects.
However, based on this issue, cleaning and rebuilding the project should have cleared up the issue... and based on your comment, apparently it did.
My interpretation: Something in the existing project build files (e.g., in .idea/
) has a URL that points to a JSON document, and that document's structure changed. Cleaning the project switched it to a new URL, pointing to a document whose structure matches what the pre-release Android Gradle Plugin expects.
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