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Steps:

1. Write a parser for the syntax you want to parse. Preferably in real programming language, like python or C++. Tokenize input and detect token types (function return type, function identifier, parameters types, parameter identifiers, etc.).
2. Apply specific colors to specific tokens types.
3. Output.

I can't think of a reasonable way to implement this in Bash.

I can't think either, I believe because there are none reasonable ways to do it in bash. Bash is a shell, it's not a full easy to use programming language, it's not fast, it's a shell meant primarily to run other programs. Consider a different language. You could aim for awk, but I would go with python.

For simple cases you may write it in regex ex. in sed or awk (still - not bash) and tokenize input with some regexes, apply colors and output, but I do not believe you'll be able to handle ex. function pointers in C++.

Sample tokenizer written in sed, just for funzies:

An answer I got from bitrise clarified this for me, turns out their system infrastructure is not built to support detox properly and this is a common issue. Also, they are working on a new infrastructure, which might (or might not) solve this issue in the future.

if you are targeting/running on Android 10 then it isn't possible to startActivity, thats Android new policy (check out HERE)

now docs suggest to show Notification and user may pick it and this will start your Activity (or may remove it and your app won't start)

The issue has been resolved. Please find the steps that I have followed

1. Uninstall Jenkins
2. Install war file

Thats all

Finally i added selinux permissions and created .te file for my service to get the log thing working. Thanks https://stackoverflow.com/users/12098405/dash-o for the help. People with same issue can comment for any further information.

I believe that @Transaction wraps the code in a transaction. This is already done for all but @Query's (if the @Query isn't an update/delete query (if it is an update or delete query, it is wrapped within a transaction)).

I believe the issue as to whether or not a SELECT query should be wrapped within a transaction (@Transaction @Query......) is if @Relation is used. If it is then the List(s) of the related/associated items/objects are run as separate queries and thus running them all in a transaction will ensure consistent data. Without there is the potential that underlying data could be changed by other transactions and thus the resultant data could be inconsistent.

Saying that it would hardly have an impact to use @Transaction where it is not needed and may even have a positive impact if it were coded where it might inadvertently not bee coded.

Of course you can always return a Cursor anyway using Room. You may wish to have a look at Associating tables using Room database in Android Studio, which has some examples.

Based upon your code, primarily that you have an ItemContract with a subclass of ItemEntry then the Entity for an ItemEntry could be in ItemEntry.java, as per :-

Another workaround is to start emulator from Android studio and then run cordova command to run app. This way cordova finds the emulator already running and it avoids the race condition. Thanks!

Step 1:

Create new virtual device.

Step 2:

Choose device which is not google play store.

Step 3:

In advance settings: Graphics should be hardware.

Done.

I searched a lot about this problem but the only thing that worked for me was running the emulator by starting it on the AVD Manager and later execute the cordova emulate android command. This issue is related with the installing of your app on the advice so with this way after you are executing the emulator, you install the app and it should have any problem.