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Binaries in elixir are created using the Kernel.SpecialForms construct <<>>. They are a powerful tool which makes Elixir very useful for working with binary protocols and encodings. Binaries and bitstrings are specified using a comma delimited list of integers or variable values, booke...

Lets assume we have this class and we would like to test doSmth method. In this case we want to see if parameter "val" is passed to foo. Object foo is mocked. public class Bar { private final Foo foo; public Bar(final Foo foo) { this.foo = foo; } public ...

You can define central config info's in a separate gradle include file Centralizing dependencies via "dependencies.gradle" file a stand alone properties file Versioning your builds via "version.properties" file or do it with root gradle.properties file the project structu...

build.gradle: dependencies { compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:23.3.0' compile 'com.jakewharton.rxbinding:rxbinding-appcompat-v7:0.4.0' } menu/menu.xml: <menu xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.c...

Since the release of Gradle 2.2, the use of the android-apt plugin is no longer used. The following method of setting up Dagger 2 should be used. For older version of Gradle, use the previous method shown below. For Gradle >= 2.2 dependencies { // apt command comes from the android-apt plu...

First of all you need Uri and temp Folders and request codes : public final int REQUEST_SELECT_PICTURE = 0x01; public final int REQUEST_CODE_TAKE_PICTURE = 0x2; public static String TEMP_PHOTO_FILE_NAME ="photo_"; Uri mImageCaptureUri; File mFileTemp; Then init mFileTemp : public ...

Obfuscation is often considered as a magic solution for code protection, by making your code harder to understand if it ever gets de-compiled by hackers. But if you're thinking that removing the Log.x(..) actually removes the information the hackers need, you'll have a nasty surprise. Removing al...

In some circumstances (for example obtaining a Google API key) you need to find your keystore fingerprint. Gradle has a convenient task that display all the signing information, including keystore fingerprints: ./gradlew signingReport This is a sample output: :app:signingReport Variant: releas...

X-Macros can be used for code generation, by writing repetitive code: iterate over a list to do some tasks, or to declare a set of constants, objects or functions. Here we use X-macros to declare an enum containing 4 commands and a map of their names as strings Then we can print the string values ...

Enums contains only constants and can be compared directly with ==. So, only reference check is needed, no need to use .equals method. Moreover, if .equals used incorrectly, may raise the NullPointerException while that's not the case with == check. enum Day { GOOD, AVERAGE, WORST; } publi...

The Standard (10.4) states: Member functions can be called from a constructor (or destructor) of an abstract class; the effect of making a virtual call (10.3) to a pure virtual function directly or indirectly for the object being created (or destroyed) from such a constructor (or destructor) is u...

Installation Volley JCenter Gradle Import //in your project's app level build.gradle compile 'com.android.volley:volley:1.0.0' Create a subclass of Application public class AppController extends Application { public static final String TAG = AppController.class .getSimpleN...

.set-colors(@type) when (@type = error) { @base-color: #d9534f; background: @base-color; color: contrast(@base-color, lighten(@base-color, 25%), darken(@base-color, 25%)); border: 1px solid contrast(@base-color, lighten(@base-color, 25%), darken(@base-color, 25%)); } .set-colors(@type)...

Process ID (pid) of the current instance of Bash. This is not the same as the $$ variable, but it often gives the same result. This is new in Bash 4 and doesn't work in Bash 3. ~> $ echo "\$\$ pid = $$ BASHPID = $BASHPID" $$ pid = 9265 BASHPID = 9265

The default editor that will be involked by any scripts or programs, usually vi or emacs. ~> $ echo $EDITOR vi

OLDPWD (OLDPrintWorkingDirectory) contains directory before the last cd command: ~> $ cd directory directory> $ echo $OLDPWD /home/user

The Process ID (pid) of the script or shell's parent, meaning the process than invoked the current script or shell. ~> $ echo $$ 13016 ~> $ echo $PPID 13015

PWD (PrintWorkingDirectory) The current working directory you are in at the moment: ~> $ echo $PWD /home/user ~> $ cd directory directory> $ echo $PWD /home/user/directory

The number of seconds a script has been running. This can get quite large if shown in the shell: ~> $ echo $SECONDS 98834

A read only variable that stores the users' ID number: ~> $ echo $UID 12345