RxSwift provides not only the ways to control your data, but to represent user actions in a reactive way also.
RxCocoa contains everything you need. It wraps most of the UI components' properties into Observables, but not really. There are some upgraded Observables called ControlEvents (which repre...
Prior to Java 5's concurrent package introduction threading was more low level.The introduction of this package provided several higher level concurrent programming aids/constructs.
Locks are thread synchronisation mechanisms that essentially serve the same purpose as synchronized blocks or key wor...
Starting with the Support Library version 22.2.1, it's possible to show and hide a FloatingActionButton from scrolling behavior using a FloatingActionButton.Behavior sublclass that takes advantage of the show() and hide() methods.
Note that this only works with a CoordinatorLayout in conjunction wi...
Denotes a signed integer type that is at least as long as char, and whose range includes at least -32767 to +32767, inclusive. This type can also be written as short int.
// (during the last year)
short hours_worked(short days_worked) {
return 8*days_worked;
}
In R, data objects are manipulated using named data structures. The names of the objects might be called "variables" although that term does not have a specific meaning in the official R documentation. R names are case sensitive and may contain alphanumeric characters(a-z,A-z,0-9), the dot...
This is a mistake that causes real confusion for Java beginners, at least the first time that they do it. Instead of writing this:
if (feeling == HAPPY)
System.out.println("Smile");
else
System.out.println("Frown");
they accidentally write this:
if (feeling == HAP...
5.6
PHP 5.6 introduced variable-length argument lists (a.k.a. varargs, variadic arguments), using the ... token before the argument name to indicate that the parameter is variadic, i.e. it is an array including all supplied parameters from that one onward.
function variadic_func($nonVariadic, ...$...
#include <stdio.h>
#define SIZE (10)
int main()
{
size_t i = 0;
int *p = NULL;
int a[SIZE];
/* Setting up the values to be i*i */
for(i = 0; i < SIZE; ++i)
{
a[i] = i * i;
}
/* Reading the values using pointers */
for(p =...
You can define the signing configuration to sign the apk in the build.gradle file.
You can define:
storeFile : the keystore file
storePassword: the keystore password
keyAlias: a key alias name
keyPassword: A key alias password
You have to define the signingConfigs block to create a signin...
You can define the signing configuration in an external file as a signing.properties in the root directory of your project.
For example you can define these keys (you can use your favorite names):
STORE_FILE=myStoreFileLocation
STORE_PASSWORD=myStorePassword
KEY_ALIAS=myKeyAlias
KEY_PASSWOR...
You can store the signing information setting environment variables.
These values can be accessed with System.getenv("<VAR-NAME>")
In your build.gradle you can define:
signingConfigs {
release {
storeFile file(System.getenv("KEYSTORE"))
storePasswo...
There are many querying operations on maps.
member :: Ord k => k -> Map k a -> Bool yields True if the key of type k is in Map k a:
> Map.member "Alex" $ Map.singleton "Alex" 31
True
> Map.member "Jenny" $ Map.empty
False
notMember is similar:
&g...
Inserting elements is simple:
> let m = Map.singleton "Alex" 31
fromList [("Alex",31)]
> Map.insert "Bob" 99 m
fromList [("Alex",31),("Bob",99)]
Undo
Command:Descriptionuu,undoUndo the most recent change5uUndo the five most recent changes (use any number)
Please be aware that in Vim, the 'most recent change' varies according to the mode you are in. If you enter Insert Mode (i) and type out an entire paragraph before dropping back to Normal...
The Repeat command, executed with the dot or period key (.), is more useful than it first appears. Once learned, you will find yourself using it often.
Command:Description.Repeat the last change10.Repeat the last change 10 times
So then, for a very simple example, if you make a change to line 1 by...
In Vim, these operations are handled differently from what you might be used to in almost any other modern editor or word processor (Ctrl-C, Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V). To understand, you need to know a little about registers and motions.
Note: this section will not cover Visual Mode copying and cutting or ra...
