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I have a question, assuming I have a controller with:

-Login -Index -Ventana random -LogOff

And the Ventana random opens in a new tab so we would have two tabs (Index and Ventana random), How can I make it from the Ventana random tab, when pressing the logout button, the Index tab returns to the Login screen ?

Controller:

I am trying to build regex pattern for the text like that

I have a custom enum class that can only return a specific set of string literals when calling __str__ or __repr__. Given that these serialized string literals are sometimes used as input for other functions (and these inputs are well-typed, ie, restricted to the right set of strings), I want the return type of __str__ and __repr__ to be more precise than str.

Consider the following:

i've a unique controller where i control it all my views so from here i've got a problem. After to send data to do login i need obtain a value sended. For example, i've this controller: HomeController, in this controller i've four ActionResult:

ActionResult Index

ActionResult Login

ActionResult Cuotas

ActionResult LogOff

So, when the user login i need obtain here username to verify is already connected from my DB

HomeController:

I would like to figure out pro and contra of different ways to deal with the issue of owning and not-owning raw pointers mixed up, within the pre-C++11 OOP framework that I am using. My role "as framework user" is basically to implement a dozen of abstract classes among the huge class hierarchy provided by the framework. This framework (and the "user code examples" from which I start):

• extensively create objects in the heap via factories/singletons or explicit new, and most of these objects are managed by the framework but others are users' responsibility - and you have to inspect the examples user code and cross-check the thick user manual to be sure which
• examples suggests to embed other classes in your implementation classes always via pointer (which you create in constructors in the proper way and, if you are the owner, delete in destructor)
• all interrelation between classes is via pointer, I mean that most of the methods takes non-owning raw pointers as parameter to the objects that they have to use.

In MY user code I want to achieve the following GOALS in order of priority:

1. Clearly mark which member pointer is an owning pointer, so that I do not have to go through the manual every time that I read again a piece a code
2. Have a safer code
3. Have a simpler/more readable/more maintainable code

I consider the following options for all member objects of my implementation classes:

A) all owning raw pointers (clearly detectable by the delete in the destructor but also always cross-checked with the user guide) replaced with unique_ptr.
PRO I achieve all (1), (2) and (3), as e.g. I kick out the trivial destructor, etc
CONTRA I have to add .get() at every call of the framework methods (plus sometimes some .reset() when initlization cannot happen in-class/in-initializer-list), which at least at the first glance looks weird, but maybe one has just to get used to.

B) the "softer" approach of the "Guideline Support Library" owner "tag".
PRO at least I achieve (1), without diverging too much from the "framework guidelines".
CONTRA I give up with (2) and (3). Further developments will inherit further on this legacy

C) why should I have pointers at all, and not just embed the object inside??? I should get the exact PRO and CONTRA as option (A) - just & to add instead of .get() -, right???
Of course the approach departs more substantially from what the framework suggests.

This is what I have found so far, any further overlooked details (especially warnings) or suggestions are really welcome.

I want to discuss wether good or bad idea:

I got a MySQL DB and created a common table "user" to authenticate an login.

I add the toArray() method because I need the result in an array format; it displays the error below. So I wonder how I can fix it? How can I create that query in an array?

I have created a LazyColumn of stations and when the text is to long in a row it clips the text, even though I am specifying overflow = TextOverflow.Ellipsis. How do I fix this?

My code looks something like this at the moment: