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When you compile a Minecraft mod, you can either make a version with deobfuscated MCP names by doing ./gradlew jar, or a version with obfuscated SRG names by doing ./gradlew build. The former only works inside of development environments, and the latter only works outside of development environments. The error you got is consistent with trying to run a deobfuscated build outside of a development environment.

Because your Global variable private ArrayList listBreaker; is never assigned to the new list it stays NULL.

In your onCreate you're just assigning List listBreaker = new ArrayList(); new object to another list.

Instead it should be as following:

Add break statement after update_field. check the below code.

Allright. I just found what the issue was. I was using the post.post_content variable from twig.

Apparently that is not a variable that contains the final content.

For future reference for people with something like this issue: Use the {{post.content}} variable.

The base class QGraphicsItem has a "type" method that returns an "int" and is exactly for this purpose. It should be a lot more efficient than using typeid or anything that involves string lookups or comparisons. Each of the built-in classes derived QGraphicsItem have a unique type, and when you derive your own classes, just implement the "type" method in your class and return a unique value.

Look in the docs for QGraphicsItem::UserType. There's an example there. Qt reserves values up to 65535 for itself, and user types start at 65536.

The correct command is "slroot"

I have read the docs specifying that every element in the array has an 16[vec4 size] alignment but i don't know how to specify that in my code [...]

You're right, you would have to add 3 floats for padding per element:

I had similar problem in the problem , though I did'nt use bluetooth spp , but give this a shot , try to send byte array in send I designed my input like a,b and convert this to byte array , in your case send it like G/K/L/R,num1 see the comma added , to convert this to byte array use getBytes() , in aurdino do the following :

I think you either confused the SelectedValue property or missed to post some details.
You have an object or data type that is an item of the ComboBox.
You have ComboBox.DisplayMemberPath to select the property of this data type, which should be displayed by the ComboBox in the drop down.
Finally you have ComboBox.SelectedValuePath to select a property of this data type to be the ComboBox.SelectedValue. You use ComboBox.SelectedValue instead of ComboBox.SelectedItem, if you are not interested of the actual data item, but a specific value of this item. Both properties serve the same purpose of exposing the currently selected item.

You typically bind this ComboBox.SelectedValue to the same view model (data context) that exposes the source collection, in your case the BlockDetails collection. Your view model should have a property SelectedBlockName. Then use x:Bind to bind the ComboBox.SelectedValue to this property:

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