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I found a way :

String choice1[] = getResources().getStringArray(R.array.choice01); String choice2[] = getResources().getStringArray(R.array.choice02); String choice3[] = getResources().getStringArray(R.array.choice03);

and then I recreated the Array of Array by using

I'm working on the same problem, this is not the solution yet, but it might get you on the right track. What I tried was to use CRS instead of leaflets Earth-like projection. Just change w,h and the tileSize in tileLayer and it should be good to go. Also 0,0 will be in the top left corner.

Okay, I've found the solution with my method. Since the tilesize is 256 our mapsize is 256x256. In-game coordinates go from -3000,-3000 to 3000,3000 which makes it a 6000x6000 coordinate system. You get the scale by dividing the size of the map with the tilesize we have and after that we divide x with the scale. We correct the coordinates by adding 128 to x and subtracting -128 from y. After that we switch the coordinates when we return it.

You wouldnt do something like that with htmlunit. Instead use Regular Expressions to search for those links. You can use this regular expression for the task: (http([a-zA-Z\/:\.0-9_]*)?.jpg). The example looks like this:

You can not maximise randomness and fairness at the same time so one has to give. I think you should not risk being unfair to your wife and so fairness must prevail!

This approach sorts the items in descending time order and then randomly assigns them items to each person unless that assignment would be unfair.

The fairness calculation here is that the maximum time difference should be at most the duration of the quickest task.

I think this is a good start. I would suggest that you think about all of the things a modal generally has (in the same places) and put them into the ModalProvider. As you suggested, I would add the close button as well as a conditional "OK" button or something like that in the bottom right corner if you need a Dialog style modal with an action button.

The text for these buttons, can be changed through props, but they should always be buttons. Even if it's an icon, it should probably be in a button component to maintain semantic HTML. You can pass in the close button value as a prop to the modal provider as something like this:

I think you can achieve what you want with a simple loop:

The code that checks which RadioButton is selected is executed only once - when ReservationControleur is initialized, and that's not what you need.

You want to change "nbrlits" TextView's state to "disabled" every time "couple" RadioButton is selected, so you need to bind those two properties together.

Change this:

Instead of trying to change after updating your cart array, you maybe could index your array using the name of the product to check if it exists or not :

simply append the array of data to the session: