[Solved] LayerDrawable auto change background

[ad_1] ShapeDrawable biggerRectDrawable = new ShapeDrawable(new RectShape()); biggerRectDrawable.getPaint().setColor(mActivity.getResources().getColor(R.color.treasure_box_content_bg)); ShapeDrawable smallerRectDrawable = new ShapeDrawable(new RectShape()); smallerRectDrawable.getPaint().setColor(mActivity.getResources().getColor(R.color.common_white)); Drawable[] layers = {smallerRectDrawable, biggerRectDrawable}; LayerDrawable layerDrawable = new LayerDrawable(layers); layerDrawable.setLayerInset(1, 0, mScreenWidth / 3, 0, 0); ViewsApiCompat.setBackground(mTreasureBoxView, layerDrawable); problem solved. bingo. [ad_2] solved LayerDrawable auto change background

[Solved] Displaying key/value in PHP object

[ad_1] I think this might work with your current setup: <?php //assuming your current dataset isn’t in JSON, you can ignore this part $json = ‘{ “items”: { “item”: [{ “id”: “59”, “type”: “Domain”, “relid”: “27”, “description”: “Sample Monthly Product”, “amount”: “180.00”, “taxed”: “0” }, { “id”: “203”, “type”: “Server”, “relid”: “86”, “description”: “Sample Yearly … Read more

[Solved] How to reduce blob using aspect ratio?

[ad_1] you can use regionprops for that , for example: s=regionprops(bw,’BoundingBox’,’PixelIdxList’); where bw is your binary image. The output of s.BoundingBox is a [x,y,width,height] vector you can loop over s for i=1:numel(s) ar(i) = s(i).BoundingBox(3)/s(i).BoundingBox(4) end and see if the width/height ratio ar (or whatever you define aspect ratio) is approx above 1 or not … Read more

[Solved] save array to mysql using php [closed]

[ad_1] If you’re planning on saving all of the array as one string in the database you can just use mysqli_query, and mysqli_real_escape_string: Saving all of the array as one string: $arr = [“002012295915”, “00971595502”, “8885555512”, “5555648583”, “4085555270”, “0562825196”, “01147220964”]; $con = mysqli_connect(“localhost”,”root”,”pass”,”db”); mysqli_query($con,”insert into TABLE values(‘”.mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$arr).”‘)”); And if you want to print it later … Read more

[Solved] if statement in Eclipse

[ad_1] Some improvements: You shouldn’t compare NAME.equals(“ABDULHAKEEM” ) because NAME might be null, which would throw an exception. You don’t need to do result.SSID.toString(). result.SSID is already a String. Use else ifs to improve the speed (don’t need to check another 2 times if the first time was a match). float s1=0; float d1=0; float … Read more

[Solved] Java adding methods

[ad_1] The program you wrote have some bugs. You are not assigning choice variable with the return value from readChoice() method. choice = readChoice(); instead of readChoice(); Also change checkChoice() method as follows to make sure it shows message for all invalid choices like 0 public static int checkChoice(int choice) { Scanner sc = new … Read more

[Solved] LINQ with List

[ad_1] You want to use Any for that since l_obja is not a list of the ids. List<ClassA> l_obja = Obj1.exp.Values.Where(i => i.Id == mid).ToList(); List<ClassB> l_objb = Obj1.Pol.Values.Where(i => l_obja.Any(a => a.MGId == i.GId)); [ad_2] solved LINQ with List

[Solved] Python: Add Button via Tkinter

[ad_1] This has nothing to do with your specific Button Code. Indentation Error occur, when your formatting is wrong. your lines always start with a specified number of blanks or tabs (called Indentation). somewhere this went wrong. To get rid of this, check all your Indents in the beginning of your lines. And very important … Read more

[Solved] Suggest data-structure for this use case [closed]

[ad_1] Since you want the thread to wait for an answer, I’d suggest creating a question object that has the question text, can store the answer, and has a CountDownLatch for tracking when the answer is available. public final class Question { private final String question; private String answer; private CountDownLatch latch = new CountDownLatch(1); … Read more