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- Determine if the device is mobile .
- Start an element .
- Returns the version number from the User - Agent string .
- Check the HTTP headers for mobile devices .
- Display the form
- Set the user agent .
- Render the widget .
- Creates a banner widget .
- Update user settings .
- Displays an element
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QUESTION
I have have newly installed and created spark, scala, SBT development environment in intellij but when i am trying to compile SBT, getting unresolved dependencies error.
below is my SBT file
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 14:11Entire sbt file is showing in red including the name, version, scalaVersion
This is likely caused by some missing configuration in IntelliJ, you should have some kind of popup that aks you to "configure Scala SDK". If not, you can go to your module settings and add the Scala SDK.
when i compile following is the error which i am getting now
If you look closely to the error, you should notice this message:
QUESTION
SGTNode **a = new SGTNode* [ns];
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 05:16That statement allocates an array of ns
pointers-to-SGTNode (aka SGTNode *
) on the heap.
After the statement completes, the local variable a
is pointing to the first pointer-to-SGTNode in the array, which is why the type of a
is SGTNode **
(i.e. a
is a pointer-to-a-(pointer-to-SGTNode))
QUESTION
I know that similar threads exist, and I have tried to understand and read them all, but I'm not getting anywhere.
Problem: I'd like to output all the films directed by Stanley Kubrick and I want the movies to be listed in descending order by year of release.
The output of the films works, but I can't sort them.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-16 at 17:33usort
gets passed the elements from the array exactly as they are. i.e. in this case your array contains objects - therefore you need to do the comparison on the properties of the objects and not as elements in an array.
Instead of comparing the items as array elements like this:
QUESTION
I inserted 30000 random numbers into a scapegoat tree. I have a counter to keep track of comparisons my insertions and searches make. I tried to search for number 3337, it wasn't found but the tracker said it took nearly 6 million comparisons to make that assumption which is pretty far from the O(logn) complexity. Here is my search function
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-05 at 19:27Looks like you are mixing recursive and iterative approaches to a binary search. So pick one:
Iterative approach (pick me):
QUESTION
I am currently building a ScapeGoatTree for a project. However I am having an issue getting my rebuild function to properly take hold of the scapegoat node it is building. In the below code you will see inside the 'if( height >alpha height)' statement 2 more if statements. The first if statement compares my scapegoat node (which I know with current test data should be the static root.left node) and it correctly says they are equal. However when I try to change the Placeholder node(Which should hopefully be an object reference to root.left) it merely overwrites my placeholder node. So thus the second if statement does not fire off, but I need the returned value of my FindScapeGoat to be the node being edited.
I am not going to lie I have always been a bit bad at understanding the pass by reference and pass by value differences in languages, but I really do need to figure out how I can properly apply changes to root.left without needing a specific call to it (since the function will not always choose root.left as the scapegoat node I need a way to call various nodes in my tree rooted at a static location).
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-26 at 01:47To address the value/reference issue: non-primitive variables in Java behave (mostly, big caveat that's way out of scope for this answer) like pointers to memory locations. When you say ToBeReplaced
you're changing the memory address that ToBeReplaced
points to.
To your more specific issue, there are a couple of ways to handle this. The way that I would handle it would be to change the return from FindScapegoat
to indicate whether the node is left or right. It seems like it's examining only the immediate children, so there's no need to return a reference to the node itself.
Something like this:
QUESTION
I am developing an app for a long time and now I'm trying to install generated apk on my phone, but there is error occurs. But it works fine when I run it on emulator or wi-fi adb connection with the phone. I'm already read a lot of manuals, but nothing helps me yet. I have no slightest idea why it's happening. Here is my manifest:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-14 at 12:12add android:testOnly="false"
and android:debuggable="true"
in your manifest section
QUESTION
I am using scapegoat for static code analysis i am getting a warning message
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-26 at 12:42You need to change this
QUESTION
It's really strange, I created a new empty project and then I changed in file settings compileSdkVersion from 27.1 Oreo to android-P, then I refactored app to AndroidX and it's working fine if I run it on emulator or via adb connect with my device. But when I try to build apk and install it on my phone here's problem appear - 'App not installed'. But before I changed compileSdkVersion apk installs fine.
Manifest:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-15 at 11:19You cannot install app with compileSdkVersion 'android-P'
preview version on older OS.
Since beta release for Android P is out, change compileSdkVersion
to 28:
compileSdkVersion 28
Note: Ensure you have internet connection so that proper SDK updates can be downloaded.
QUESTION
I'm using scapegoat for Scala static code analysis and I'm getting a warning on a piece of code. Here is the full warning
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-18 at 12:34Scala stresses type safety a lot, more so than most widespread languages, which is why casting is often seen as a code smell. For the very same reason, the language designer decided to make casting arguably awkward with similarly named isInstanceOf[T]
and asInstanceOf[T]
to query a type at runtime and casting it.
To overcome this while still being able to interact with not-so-type-safe libraries, pattern matching is often suggested.
Here is your snippet of code with pattern matching instead of casting:
QUESTION
I’m writing an sbt task to generate some managed sources, in order to do so I’m using fast-classpath-scanner to extract all sub-classes of the scapegoat inspection class.
I first implemented it as a normal scala project and it worked, but when trying to implement it as an SBT task I’m having a problem, and it is that the scapegoat jar is not in the classpath of the running task, so the classpath scanner is failing.
I have the dependencies of the task in the project/plugins.sbt
file.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-17 at 16:19I found that the scapegoat jar was indeed in the classpath of the task, but for some reason (that I don't understand) , probably related with the sbt classloader mechanism, the fast-classpath-scanner was failing to found them.
To anyone with a similar problem, to fix it you only need to override the scanner classloader.
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