mversion | cross packaging module version bumper | JSON Processing library
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Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the: - MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes,, - MINOR version when you add functionality in a backwards-compatible manner, and, - PATCH version when you make backwards-compatible bug fixes., Additional labels for pre-release and build metadata are available as extensions to the MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH format.,.
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QUESTION
I want to read the status of clusters and servers inside it.
Below is the sample json file
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Answered 2020-Oct-16 at 14:00You need to have the header array the required fields in a separate array and put them together in a tabular format using @tsv
QUESTION
Don't know if this the right place to ask this question but desperately need all the help I can get.
I have an android device with integrated Futronic fingerprint scanner. I have been able to communicate with the scanner and gain access to it using the usb host mode.
I have the below log on the Logcat showing am able to communicate with the scanner
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Answered 2020-May-12 at 12:08The Shared Libraries .so
files need access to the storage. Storage Permission must be granted to the app for it to work.
Granted Permission and the error goes away!
QUESTION
(Disclaimer: the title of this question is probably too generic and not helpful to future readers having the same issue. Probably, it's just because I can't phrase it properly that I've not been able to find anything yet to solve my issue... I engage in modifying the title, or just close the question once someone will have helped me to figure out what the real problem is :) ).
High level descriptionI receive a string in input that contains two information of my interest:
- A version name, which is
3.1.build
and something else later - A build id, which is
somenumbers-somenumbers-eitherwordsornumbers-somenumbers
I need to extract them separately.
More details about the inputsI have an input which may come in 4 different ways:
Sample 1: v3.1.build.dev.12345.team 12345-12345-cici-12345
(the spaces in between are some \t
first, and some whitespaces then).
Sample 2: v3.1.build.dev.12345.team 12345-12345-12345-12345
(this is very similar than the first example, except that in the second part, we only have numbers and -
, no alphabetic characters).
Sample 3:
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Answered 2019-Jul-09 at 23:38(^v\w.+)\s+(\d+-\d+-\w+-\d+)\s*
It will capture 2 groups. One will capture the first section (v3.1.build.dev.12345.team), the second gets the last section (12345-12345-cici-12345)
It breaks down like: (^v\w.+)
ensures that the string starts with a v, then captures all characters that are a number or letter (stopping on white space tabs etc.) \s+
matches any white space or tabs/newlines etc. as many times as it can. (\d+-\d+-\w+-\d+)
this reads it in, ensuring that it conforms to your specified formatting. Note that this will still read in the dashes, making it easier for you to split the string after to get the information you need. If you want you could even make these their own capture groups making it even easier to get your info.
Then it ends with \s*
just to make sure it doesn't get messed up by trailing white space. It uses *
instead of +
because we don't want it to break if there's no trailing white space.
QUESTION
I have 3 dropdowns containing values that are populated on page load
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-04 at 01:04This one should work for JS side, you will have to check mapping function for response
QUESTION
So lately I have been working with smart cards that hold some information and what I am trying to achieve here is to fetch this data from these smart card using a smart card reader through any Android Smartphone. I have been using a HID OMNIKEY 3021 USB smart card reader which would read these card(And I know this reader works with these cards through windows apps because I have personally tested this)
Now Android provides USB Host that makes it possible to read any USB Host provided the Android Smartphones supports it.
And I am trying to use these classes provided by USB Host to reach out to the data inside this card.
My code to detect any USB Host :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-14 at 12:50Typical USB smartcard readers implement the USB CCID device class specification. Consequently, you need to implement that protocol in your application in order to communicate with the reader (and the card). See Communicate with smartcard reader through Android USB host for a (partially working) starting point on how to implement that.
QUESTION
The following snippet works fine:
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Answered 2018-May-07 at 02:43In the non-working code, there's a simple typo. You have:
QUESTION
I am creating a QTableView formed of 6 columns that inserts specific values by calling a dialog. When I compile the project I receive the following errors in the file 'itemcameracalibrationdata.h':
note: candidate expects 6 arguments, 0 provided
note: candidate expects 6 arguments, 1 provided
For completeness I am including below both the 6 variables and the dialog file: Below the itemcalibrationdata.h
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-30 at 01:02When you use:
QUESTION
I am trying to figure out the pre-base64-encoded stats of a string as well as the algorithm used to encode it so I can edit a decoded json string and then re-encode with the same encoding.
I am able to decode the original. But am not able to replicate the encoding.
Example of encoded text:
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Answered 2018-Apr-16 at 14:55I figured out using standard python base64 to decode. All the java libraries I tried had omitted a bunch of 0x00 bytes padding every single byte.
It proved to be some awefull use of Latin1 padded with 0x00 for some reason I never managed to reason.
QUESTION
it's me again with a Android Things question
This time I want to connect a 7" display via HDMI and USB to my Raspberry Pi 3 (running with Android Things 0.5.1)
Here the link to display: 7" HDMI LCD (C)
I also followed the instruction on the manual and added the lines to the config.txt
which is located in the root of my sd-card
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-26 at 14:36Ok, I think I have the same kit like you, RPi 3 with 7'' display Waveshare and with short and flat HDMI cable. I just tried to start this kit with AT 0.5.1 and it works fine (firstly it shows artefacts, lines and seems to be broken, but after few seconds I could see the Android Things start screen). I followed the description on the Android Things site for installation. If you read the release notes of 0.5.1, there is the following:
Automatically detect display settings on Raspberry Pi 3 without the need for edits to the root config.txt file.
But I copied my (automatically generated) config.txt
for you:
QUESTION
Retrofit JSON Response:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-24 at 04:07Use HashMap instead of JSONObject :
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