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This playground visualizes functional programming with sequences using Graphviz. You get a visualization of what happens to each element in each call.
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QUESTION
We are facing an issue, where our test automation setup spoils our analytics.
There is a solution that I found just to exclude staging flavour from testing and added a feature flag to turn it on for testing purposes.
However, I see room to improve this logic, by checking if a device is in debug-view mode and allowing test-tracking only for this case. (because devices in a debug view are automatically excluded from statistics)
this is what doc says
Note: To prevent your testing and development from affecting your measurements, events logged while in debug mode will be excluded from your overall Analytics data, and will not be included in your daily BigQuery export.
adb shell setprop debug.firebase.analytics.app package_name
Is there a way to check this value?
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Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 17:19this is a solution that I found. Hope it would be useful for someone
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a class in C++ using the QT framework that can inherit from QWidget.
I am attempting to do this by building an AbstractContent class in a header file that implements QWidget. Then, HorizContent inherits from AbstractContent.
The objective is to have multiple types of "content" all inherit from AbstractContent so that another class can "hot swap" the type of content it is displaying by simply redefining a single variable.
I am getting Linker errors with the code in it's current state. The code seems to compile just fine - the build fails when it gets to step: [build] [46/46 100% :: 137.186] Linking CXX executable spotify-qt
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Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 19:52Posting the answer (thanks to @aschepler for the answer) here to officially close out the question.
The answer was that the build process wasn't bringing the header file in. So I had to add the line:
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Apologies if the title is confusing. So, I'm implementing a chat app where there's a list of ChatRows that would, upon clicking, entering into a MessageView. When a user sends a message, the list of ChatRows may reorder because I order them in a way such that ones contain the latest messages are placed on the top.
The code looks roughly like this (let me know if more detail is needed):
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Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 23:26You're correct that this relates to the fact that the List lazily loads elements -- once the NavigationLink is off the screen, if the Chat element changes, the View ends up getting popped off the stack.
The standard solution to this is to add a hidden NavigationLink to your hierarchy that has an isActive property that controls whether or not it is active or not. Unfortunately, it requires a little more boilerplate code than the convenient list element binding that was introduced in Swift 5.5.
Your code might look something like this:
QUESTION
I have an EFCore query that, for the same parameter values and same database state, sometimes throws a NullReferenceException. Any ideas how I can identify where the problem lies?
The query looks like this (yes it's a somewhat complicated db structure):
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Answered 2021-Nov-27 at 12:11The problem was caused by multiple threads using the same DbContext, which is a naughty thing to do. My DbContext wasn't shared by multiple requests but within a single background Hangfire job processing there was code that created a series of Tasks and then called WaitAll on them, something like this:
QUESTION
I need to log items in carts but I can't figure out how to do that. In Swift it is not allowed to use append() function, so I tried to create a dictionary inside an array but with this method it does not work properly, I got an error in Firebase Debugview. Here is my codes: (Swift, iOS)
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Answered 2021-Oct-18 at 23:55There's several ways for the error you are getting, you can start by typing the log message or the behaviour.
I'll go first for the basics on login an event, make sure you have this property set -FIRAnalyticsDebugEnabled on your scheme like so
With that should popUp like in 3~6 seconds on the debug viewer, then make sure you have the parameters right.
QUESTION
I've create a UIView in xib file and try to change font in Button in that xib file like this
but when i run my application font didn't chage to font that i expect and i check in debugView it show another font.
Can anyone help me?
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Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 10:27Change the Style from Plain to Default in the drop down in the screenshot you shared, then you should be able to change the font.
QUESTION
I'm printing the value of variables to DebugView.
There is any 'easier' way to print their value other than manually specifying the % VarTYPE
Currently doing it this way:
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Answered 2021-Sep-10 at 08:21Yes use string streams, they're more safe then wsprintf too (buffer overruns). And for unknown types you can overload operator <<.
QUESTION
Why is Firebase Analytics so hard??? I mean here are my logs from ADB... but nothing is coming up in the DebugView. Why is nothing shown in debug view, or even in the RealTime
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Answered 2021-Aug-30 at 10:00You need to connect your device to see events in DebugView https://firebase.google.com/docs/analytics/debugview
QUESTION
Since the latest versions, it's possible to turn off the automatic screen tracking in Firebase Analytics and do it on your own calling the logEvent method by providing the screen class and screen name in a Bundle:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-31 at 10:15After trying different stuff and analyzing the code cautiously, realized that the problem is caused by making the call in the wrong lifecycle method. Instead of doing it in onCreate the logEvent call should be done after the activity`s state is resumed:
QUESTION
I have the following Entity Framework query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 19:24I would advise to replace
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