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The App is working fine in Android Jelly Bean, but it not working on Android M. It says InvocationTargetException.

MainActivity.java

I came across an exercise in freeCodeCamp to convert json data to html. Here, I was asked to copy paste a jquery which I didn't understand.

I'm getting the following errors trying to run a multi-module gradle build:

I'm trying to make a simple version of a card game my game group enjoys so that our physically disabled friend can participate in game nights. However, I'm having trouble with FileInputStream seeming to only read the last line of the text file when I attempt to add the card data values to an ArrayList via a text file using while(inputStream.hasNextLine()).

I am attempting to print the values as Strings defined in my cardToString() method in the Card class. The code currently prints the last card in the file,
ID: 71 Card: 72 Stack: Door Type: Power Name: Power Absorption Power: Rank 3 Text: You may discard a card to try to steal a Power carried by another player. Roll the die; 4 or higher succeeds. Otherwise, you get caught and lose a Level. Bonus: 3,
using the cardToString() method, for all 72 cards. The first item should have a name of "Gradydon Creed", and the last output should have a name of "Power Absorption"

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Here is my main method class:

I'm trying to make a simple version of a card game my game group enjoys so that our physically disabled friend can participate in game nights. However, I'm having trouble with a java.util.NoSuchElementException in my catch block when I attempt to add the card data values to an ArrayList via a text file.

I am attempting to print the values as Strings defined in my cardToString() method in the Card class. The code currently prints the caught exception, followed by the default case in the cardToString() method, with various errors occurring at random Card instances. The first item should have a name of "Gradydon Creed", and the last output should have a name of "Power Absorption"

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Here is my main method class:

I'm trying to start my kivy app's service on bootup.

I'm sure that my service is ok because it works when I start my app. But on bootup I have a problem.

I've read this article and tried to make it:

I have a table which gets data via a JSON object that I append into the table.

I also have a select option menu that I want to use to filter the table with the chosen character-classes, but should finish the hardcoreIncursion() function before filtering.

I'm trying to use $.when().done() for this, but haven't figured out how (or where) I am supposed to use the .promise() method - the jQuery API Documentation doesn't really explain it enough (for me) to grasp the concept.

My Pseudocode would basically be

While recording a specific step in katalon studio, and replaying it I get error. See attachment. I am trying to click on # linked button that opens a pop up and then I click on x icon to close the popup.

Second is a dropdown button, on click, it opens a dropdown, clicking outside of it closes the dropdown.

I am new to katalon and don't understand that while recording manually the objects do get captured but when I play them I get error ( shared below)

This is the URL: juggernaut.in

In this image I have highlighted where I want click actions

this is the error on click

So, I have a problem which I assume must be common:

I'd like to parallelize a script with a multiprocessing.Pool, handing inputs to the pool, having it process them in parallel, and receive the outputs in the parent process.

apply_async() looks like the best fit for what I want to do. But I can't just give a callback function, since in the end I want to print all the results to a single file. I think handing it a callback which prints to a single filehandle will result in jumbled results (not even sure I can pass a filehandle between processes like that).

So how's the best way to submit inputs to the Pool, then receive the outputs and handle them in the main process? At the moment I'm just collecting the AsyncResult objects in a list and periodically iterating through it, calling a .get() method on each.

I'll clarify a few parameters of my problem in response to comments:

1. @martineau and @Juggernaut: By not "jumbled" I mean I'd really like to preserve the order of the input so that the output is in the same order.

2. @RolandSmith and @martineau: My main process is just reading inputs from a file, handing them to the pool, and printing the results. I could just call .apply(), but then the main process is waiting for the function to complete before it proceeds. I'm using multiprocessing to reap the benefits of parallelization and have many inputs processed simultaneously.