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If a java library contains interfaces that should be implemented by the user (e.g. click listeners like View.IOnClickListener or callbacks), the implementing class has to inherit -- directly or indirectly -- from Java.Lang.Object or Java.Lang.Throwable. This is a common error, because the packaging ...

The REPLACE statement can work with regular expressions directly: DATA(lv_test) = 'The quick brown fox'. REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF REGEX '\wo' IN lv_test WITH 'XX'. The variable lv_test will evaluate to The quick bXXwn XXx.

The FIND statement can work with regular expressions directly: DATA(lv_test) = 'The quick brown fox'. FIND REGEX '..ck' IN lv_test. " sy-subrc == 0 FIND REGEX 'a[sdf]g' IN lv_test. " sy-subrc == 4

Step 1. In your host machine (Windows/Linux/OSX), create an empty dir my_project. Step 2. Create a file named Vagrantfile with this: Vagrant.configure("2") do |config| config.vm.box = "gbarbieru/xenial" #An Ubuntu 16.04 based image config.vm.hostname = "my_project&...

To preload remote images and ensure that the image is only downloaded once: Glide.with(context) .load(yourUrl) .diskCacheStrategy(DiskCacheStrategy.SOURCE) .preload(); Then: Glide.with(context) .load(yourUrl) .diskCacheStrategy(DiskCacheStrategy.SOURCE) // ALL works her...

The first mistake that nearly every single programmer makes is presuming that this code will work as intended: float total = 0; for(float a = 0; a != 2; a += 0.01f) { total += a; } The novice programmer assumes that this will sum up every single number in the range 0, 0.01, 0.02, 0.03, .....

a string (including GStrings) evaluates to true if not null and not empty, false if null or empty def s = '' ... if (s) println 's is not empty' else println 's is empty' will print: 's is empty'

Sometimes it may be useful to have a specific asBoolean definition in your own program for some kind of objects. /** an oversimplified robot controller */ class RunController { def complexCondition int position = 0 def asBoolean() { return complexCondition(this...

Not all type erasure involves virtual inheritance, allocations, placement new, or even function pointers. What makes type erasure type erasure is that it describes a (set of) behavior(s), and takes any type that supports that behavior and wraps it up. All information that isn't in that set of beha...

The population count of a bitstring is often needed in cryptography and other applications and the problem has been widely studied. The naive way requires one iteration per bit: unsigned value = 1234; unsigned bits = 0; // accumulates the total number of bits set in `n` for (bits = 0; value; ...

The n & (n - 1) trick (see Remove rightmost set bit) is also useful to determine if an integer is a power of 2: bool power_of_2 = n && !(n & (n - 1)); Note that without the first part of the check (n &&), 0 is incorrectly considered a power of 2.

my @data_array = (123, 456, 789, 'poi', 'uyt', "rew", "qas"); print Dumper @data_array; Using Data::Dumper gives an easy access to fetch list values. The Dumper returns the list values serialized in a way that looks like Perl code. Output: $VAR1 = 123; $VAR2 = 456; $VAR3 ...

Of course, the best way to detect mobile is for the hardware to notify you directly. Cordova PhoneGap exposes a 'deviceready' event, that you can add an event listener to. document.addEventListener('deviceready', function(){ Session.set('deviceready', true); }, false);

Install Iron Router From the terminal: meteor add iron:router Basic configuration Router.configure({ //Any template in your routes will render to the {{> yield}} you put inside your layout template layoutTemplate: 'layout', loadingTemplate: 'loading' }); Render without d...

You can default to the normal Mongo format by defining your collections with the idGeneration field. MyCollection = new Meteor.Collection('mycollection', {idGeneration : 'MONGO'});

Many beginners to Mongo struggle with basics, such as how to insert an array, date, boolean, session variable, and so forth into a document record. This example provides some guidance on basic data inputs. Todos.insert({ text: "foo", // String listId: Session...

You can get it either synchronously: var docId = Todos.insert({text: 'foo'}); console.log(docId); Or asynchronously: Todos.insert({text: 'foo'}, function(error, docId){ console.log(docId); });

Simple pattern for filtering subscriptions on the server, using regexes, reactive session variables, and deps autoruns. // create our collection WordList = new Meteor.Collection("wordlist"); // and a default session variable to hold the value we're searching for Session.setDefault('...

Geospatial collections generally involve storing GeoJSON in the Mongo database, streaming that data to the client, accessing the browser's window.navigator.geolocation, loading up a Map API, converting GeoJSON to LatLngs, and plotting on the map. Preferably all in realtime. Here are a list of reso...

The following example will log all of your collection queries to the server console in realtime. Meteor.startup( function () { var wrappedFind = Meteor.Collection.prototype.find; // console.log('[startup] wrapping Collection.find') Meteor.Collection.prot...