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- Show the requirements
- Register a new integration
- Validates a config dictionary
- Validate configuration parameters
- Run a service
- Send alert to configured integrations
- Return a list of integrations configured for alert
- Import service module
- Install a plugin
- Copy files from src to dst
- Install dependencies
- Copy file from src to dst
- Hook for honeycomb
- Configure logging
- Create home directory
- Read lines from a file
- Get file handler
- Return file identifier
- List installed integrations
- List local plugins
- List available plugins from online repository
- Create an IntegrationAlert and send it to Integration
- Print plugin arguments
- Start the Docker container
- Poll the integration information for waiting intervals
- Stop server
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QUESTION
I have a Vuetify data table that is refreshed from the server every 5 seconds. It has selectable rows. If you select a row, then something in the data changes, the v-model array of selected items does not reflect the changes inside the row items. This codepen is a slightly modified version of a Vuetify example:
https://codepen.io/hobbeschild/pen/bGqGMQQ?editors=1010
Select the first row. At the top you will see the time in the selected item. Wait 5 seconds for the data to refresh. You will see that the selected item time does not match the row item time anymore.
Is there a way to ensure the v-model array contents reflect the new values in the items? I can think of a way to do this programmatically, but I have lots of tables like this and hope there is an easier way, with the table props perhaps.
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 16:00I do not think there is any "build-in" way to do what you want. Problem is model (selected in your code) holds references of selected objects from items/deserts array. If you replace items/deserts (with this.desserts = data.items) with completely new array containing completely new objects, this is what you get...
So doing this yourself is most certainly only way. Either:
- Recreate
selectedwhenever you replaceitems/deserts
QUESTION
I am unable to create a folder in my Android 11 device using java. I used this piece of code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 09:08are you check storage permission in runtime? here is the api 30 storage access that google changed in android 11:
QUESTION
I have a custom view which draws its brackground as an hexagon. I also made a custom RecyclerView layout manager to dispose my custom view in a honeycomb fashion:
I don't want the item to be clicked (neither show a ripple) when the click is in the bounds of the view, but outside the hexagonal background.
Simple: override dispatchTouchEvent() on the view, if the clicks occurs outside of the background ignore the event.
Problem is, in fact, this click might be in the pink zone, which is received by view B, but should be handled by view A
Can I do something about this ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 13:46I don't know what you mean by "onDispatchTouchListener", which I've never heard of, but I think the easiest way to solve this is to override onTouchEvent and return false when outside your hexagon.
QUESTION
Consider following code based on https://vuetifyjs.com/en/components/data-tables/#grouping
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 06:54You have done a very good try, but the behaviour is little different here
The mobile breakpoint scope is within the table and it doen't mutate the device type in this.$vuetify.breakpoint, so when you check this.$vuetify.breakpoint.xsOnly it will return true only if the screen width is less than 600 and not 10000 even if you want to confirm the same , you can put this.$vuetify.breakpoint.name inside a span tag in UI, you will get xs only if the screen width is less than 600
If you want to hide the sort_by if the device width is less than 10000, it is possible to manage by css
Please find the code below
QUESTION
I made a function that counts every value in the table's rows (calories, fat etc). I made progress bars but I don't know how to calculate the width so that it changes dynamically when I add a new row in the table. I have declared the maximum values (this is 100%).
Example: 3464 kcal is 69.28% (~69.3) from 5000 kcal
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 02:43To calculate the percentage you need to multiply the progress max-width (100) with the current value and divide the result with the maxValue;
Recommendation: use computed values for the total and percentage so it's saved in vue cache
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QUESTION
Please see below my HTML and Javascript code:
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 08:01I managed to solve the above mentioned issues, thanks to Professor Abronsius pointing out that it would be a string.
My solutions were as follows:
Javascript:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 03:31There is no correct v-slot for doing this.
Your values are in v-list-item-content, but not in general v-data-iterator. Unfortunately, v-list-item-content has only default slot.
But you may solve your problem this way:
QUESTION
I want to show a list of Contacts with their Image on left, I am able to achieve this with below code, But I want to know how can I show a custom Icon on left If there is no Image set for that Contact?
I've my Custom icon in drawables, named as "my_icon".
The Fragment Where I'm Showing Contact List;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 19:40Import your custom image into the drawables. If the uri of the contact photo does not exist then upload the custom image
QUESTION
I have two data frames SF and OF.
SF:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 09:22def get_group_by_data(df1, name, parent_cols, child_cols, final_col_names):
df_dict = {col_name: [] for col_name in final_col_names} # for the final dataframe
col_names_map = {
'Type' : 'Type','SKU': 'SKU','WebName': 'Name','Published': 'Published',
'Isfeatured': 'yes', 'Short Description': 'Name','Full Description' :'Full Description',
'Weight': 'Weight (kg)', 'height' : 'height',
'RetailPriceEUR': 'Regular price',
'ImagePath': 'Images','ParentPartNumber': 'Parent',
'Value_Size': 'Attribute 1 value(s)',
} # for mapping the output column names to input col names
# extra row
# print(df_dict)
parent_comm_cols_n_elems = dict()
df_dict['Type'].append('variable')
df_dict['SKU'].append(str(name))
df_dict['Published'].append(1)
df_dict['Is featured?'].append('yes')
df_dict['Parent'].append("")
df_dict['Height'].append("") # added this
df_dict['Short Description'].append("") # added this
# print(f"Parent cols: {parent_cols}")
for col in parent_cols:
parent_col_vals = list(dict.fromkeys(list(df1[col])).keys()) # using dictionary for ignoring the duplicate values and still retaining the order
parent_comm_cols_n_elems[col] = len(parent_col_vals)
# print(f"parent_cols: {parent_col_vals}")
df_dict[col_names_map[col]].append(",".join(val for val in parent_col_vals if val == val)) # val == val for ignoring nan values
for col in child_cols:
df_dict[col_names_map[col]].append("")
# for adding all the part numbers under parent part number
for idx, row in df1.iterrows():
df_dict['Type'].append('variation')
df_dict['SKU'].append(row['PartNumber'])
df_dict['Short Description'].append(row['Short Description']) # added this
df_dict['Published'].append(1)
df_dict['Is featured?'].append(0)
df_dict['Height'].append("") # added this
df_dict['Parent'].append(str(name))
for col in parent_cols:
# in case of S,M,L,XL chile rows would have size populated,
# but in case of 1 elem, like Honeycomb elastic, size not populated in child rows
if parent_comm_cols_n_elems[col] > 1:
df_dict[col_names_map[col]].append(row[col])
else:
df_dict[col_names_map[col]].append("")
for col in child_cols:
df_dict[col_names_map[col]].append(row[col])
# print(df_dict)
return pd.DataFrame.from_dict(df_dict)
QUESTION
Except being the first Activity upon the Start of the Application, is there anything else special about main activity? From:https://developer.android.com/codelabs/android-training-create-an-activity#0
An app usually consists of multiple screens that are loosely bound to each other. Each screen is an activity. Typically, one activity in an app is specified as the "main" activity (MainActivity.java), which is presented to the user when the app is launched. The main activity can then start other activities to perform different actions.
From the quote above it seems to me that we have following hierarchy:
but then further is said:
Each time a new activity starts, the previous activity is stopped, but the system preserves the activity in a stack (the "back stack"). When a new activity starts, that new activity is pushed onto the back stack and takes user focus. The back stack follows basic "last in, first out" stack logic. When the user is done with the current activity and presses the Back button, that activity is popped from the stack and destroyed, and the previous activity resumes.
Does this also apply to the "MainActivity"? If the "MainActivity" is destroyed does that cause the App to crash i.e does the lifecycle of the MainActivity in any way differs from the lifecycle of any other activity? Is the MainActivity the last activity that is being stopped when the App is exited?
Why do I need this:
I would like to free some resources when the App is exited (in the onStop() Method (because post Honeycomb it is guaranteed that onStop will be called)), especially ExecutorServices, I've read here that even though App is exited there is no guarantee that an ExecutorService will be stopped and will make JVM continue working/running, even though App is closed/killed and will continue to use system resources.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-24 at 12:17Main Activity is the entry point for your app when user presses the icon for cold launch. You make any of your Activity a main activity in AndroidManifest.xml file via Intent Filter. Intent Filter tells the system which activity is main.
Although main activity is considered first entry point typically, but keep in mind, Main Activity is not always the first activity to be launched, for example there are various intent filters that can be assigned to your other Activity and that activity can be opened directly following the related action. Please read about the Intent-Filter here.
For example, your app is gallery app, typical first screen would be album list. from where you can view individual photo in PhotoActivity. This PhotoActivity can be opened directly via intent from outside apps to view a certain photo without needing to launch the main activity. (Check out google Photos app)
Regarding ExecutorServices or other services lifecycle, few options here:
- implement a ownership machanism, ie the activity that starts the service is responsible for closing the service
- You can monitor your app's activity stack and kill the service when your Activity stack is empty.
- Leverage Application class lifecycle to monitor things.
- Reasonable discussion here https://stackoverflow.com/a/5862048/593709
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