The KeyListener won’t run when the application is paused (which it is if the screen is locked). But there is a quite clever workaround: play some music (probably silence) and listen to volume changes. See here for more information on how to do it. AFAIK the above behavior hasn’t changed and you mostly likely will … Read more
You assign the elements (name, description, currency) to the same UITexts. It is like you try to store 20 numbers (0,1,2…19), but you only have one variable (int) to store them. Try to create the texts in the for loop as much as you need. Here is an example: public GameObject filePrefab; // to be … Read more
$date = “2017-12-31”; echo date(“Y-m-d”, strtotime($date . ” +5 days”)); Strtotime() can translate some sentences to actions. See example 1 solved Add +1 or more day to DATETIME in php eaven if that day is in a different month [closed]
… if somehow we can set the database Alias to ADO connection … Just take a look at the source code of Delphi’s BDE and ADO support (in e.g. DBTables.Pas and ADOInt.Pas + ADODB.Pas and you will soon see that they are as different as chalk and cheese. You have no hope of e.g. using … Read more
You are simply printing the array and the description method of Array will show the list of values separated by commas with the brackets. If you want any other output you need to generate it yourself. Replace your current print with the following: let line = table.map { String(format: “%4d”, $0)}.joined() print(line) This maps the … Read more
Try this, it splits the input list into sublists in the round-robin fashion you desire: def round_robin_sublists(l, n=4): lists = [[] for _ in range(n)] i = 0 for elem in l: lists[i].append(elem) i = (i + 1) % n return lists l = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] sublist … Read more
I am not a pro concerning flexbox, but Rikin seems right. Grid is way better for layouts like this. In flexbox, you would have to put flex-container into flex-container, to get the layout you want. Try my code below and you will get the idea. You’d have to figure out the middle column on the … Read more
Yes, instead of using a data-source-ref, you can bind to a data-source property. This can be an instance of an kendo DataSource or a simple array. For example, here’s the default demo, changed to bind to an array of objects. var products = [{ “ProductID”: 1, “ProductName”: “Chai”, “UnitPrice”: 18, “UnitsInStock”: 39, “Discontinued”: false }, … Read more
With respect to Unity, you can look at the following list of integration tools related to Google Cloud products. If you are not willing to purchase them or want to come up with your own solution, you can make API calls to the desired Google Cloud services. Its is also possible to use C# client … Read more
To sum up comments and give an structured explanation: “123” is a string object and is immutable. the char at operation ( [x] ) on a string object in Python return a copy of the letter. A single letter is also a string. a = “123” b = a[1] You now have 2 independent string … Read more
A constructor is a javascript function. The arguments that it takes are positional arguments. That means the values are determined by their position in the argument list and not by their name. Javascript doesn’t have named parameters. The first parameter of the constructor of React.Component is containing the props that where passed to it on … Read more
If you must do it with regular expressions, try something like this: a = re.finditer(‘<a.+?question-hyperlink”>(.+?)</a>’, html) for m in a: print m.group(1) Just for the reference, this code does the same, but in a far more robust way: doc = BeautifulSoup(html) for a in doc.findAll(‘a’, ‘question-hyperlink’): print a.text solved Python: Find a Sentence between some … Read more
Read user input. Repeat for that many number of times – get items from dictionary using get attribute which handles KeyError itself: dic = {‘Hello’: ‘Salam’, ‘Goodbye’: ‘Khodafez’, ‘Say’: ‘Goftan’, ‘We’: ‘Ma’, ‘You’: ‘Shoma’} n = int(input()) for _ in range(n): print(dic.get(input(), ‘Wrong Input’)) EDIT: dic = {‘Hello’: ‘Salam’, ‘Goodbye’: ‘Khodafez’, ‘Say’: ‘Goftan’, ‘We’: ‘Ma’, … Read more
You hard coded the range of your loop and it is probably greater than the length of the list A quick fix is def printInfo(average): average.sort() # sorts the list of tuples average.reverse() # reverses the list of tuples print(‘\tDate\t\tAverage Price’) for i in range(len(average)): #Change was here print(“\t{:.2f}”.format(average[i][2], average[i][1], average[i][0])) however, a better fix … Read more
Your code does the same than: items = [item[‘pk’] for item in json.loads(json_result)] This is called a list comprehension. solved How to short python for loop, from insert structure to flat structure? [closed]