expansion

问题 I am making an dictionary for android phones and tablets. I have committed the file on my developer account, and i works like a charm on phone. When i am trying to run the exactly same code on my samsung galaxy tab 10.1, it is stuck. if (!expansionFilesDelivered()) { try { Intent launchIntent = SampleDownloaderActivity.this.getIntent(); Intent intentToLaunchThisActivityFromNotification = new Intent(SampleDownloaderActivity.this, SampleDownloaderActivity.this.getClass());

问题 I would like to expand a variable in Bash. Here's my example: variable="{1,2,3}" echo $variable Expected output: 1 2 3 Actual output: {1,2,3} 回答1: The expansion doesn't work because of the order in which bash performs command-line expansion. If you read the man page you'll see the order is: Brace expansion Tilde expansion Parameter expansion Command substitution Arithmetic expansion Process substitution Word splitting Pathname expansion Quote removal Parameter expansion happens after brace

问题 I am hoping that someone may have an idea on how to control/specify the order of macro expansion. Here is the context: // 32 bit increments, processor has registers for set, clear and invert #define CLR_OFF 1 #define SET_OFF 2 #define INV_OFF 3 #define SET(reg,bits) *((volatile unsigned long*)(& reg+SET_OFF)) = bits //Now if I use this I can do it quite nicely with #define STATUS_LED 0x0040; SET(LATB, STATUS_LED); // LATB is port of the LED. I've actually had to move hardware around quite a

问题 How can I convert a string containing glob characters such as /var/lib/gems/*/bin into a colon-separated string of filenames (i.e. PATH compatible) matching the pattern? i.e. echo /var/lib/gems/*/bin will return /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/bin I want /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin:/var/lib/gems/1.9.1/bin instead. The obvious approach is simply to replace the space character with ':' via tr , but that doesn't work if the filename itself contains the space character. 回答1: Actually, I

问题 I would like to do the equivalent of the following: #define print_max(TYPE) \ # ifdef TYPE##_MAX \ printf("%lld\n", TYPE##_MAX); \ # endif print_max(INT); Now the #ifdef or any nested preprocessor directive is not allowed as far as I can see in a function macro. Any ideas? Update: So it seems like this is not possible. Even a hack to check at runtime seems unachievable. So I think I'll go with something like: #ifndef BLAH_MAX # define BLAH_MAX 0 #endif # etc... for each type I'm interested in

问题 I have put the following function into my ~/.zshrc file: function note() { vim $HOME/Dropbox/$1.md } When I call it with note "20150209-132501-Recx-new note today.md" for example it creates a new file but with the file name "20150209-132501-Recx-new". I realise this is a simple question but how do I get it to create the note with the full name? 回答1: The shell performs parameter substitution and word-splitting in this order. This means you eventually execute vim /home/username/Dropbox/20150209

问题 I wrote a function which returns a string: function! StatusBricks() let l:stat = Brick(statusbricks#ReportLinecount('raw'), { \ 'brick_color': 'LineNr', \ 'delimiter_position': 'right', \ 'delimiter_right': '❯' \ }) return l:stat endfunction The result has the following format, generated by Brick() : %#HighlightGroup#SomeData When I use the function as an expression inside the statusline I expect the highlight group to get expanded in order to colorize the appropriate statusline section: set

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 9 months ago . I am new to Python and not a full time coder as well. I am trying to see if there are any inbuilt regex functions in python that will provide the entire (expanded) list of strings from a python regex. Example: for the input: Good (Morning|afternoon|evening) my (friends|family

问题 I developed an app linked with main expansion file called "main.1000000.com.mycompany.myapp.obb". I access this file with the File.applicationStorageDirectory.resolvePath('Android/obb/' + FILENAME) method which indicates in debug mode on Windows, that the file exists. But after uploading to Google Play I noted two problems: 1) Application id has been altered with prefix "air.", so it is now "air.com.mycompany.myapp" 2) Application cannot find the expansion file sucessfully downloaded along.

问题 Basically: For a few days we are trying to download an expansion file for our apk. But it keeps saying "Download failed because the resources could not be found." While debugging, we found that the responseCode in LicenseValidator.verify is ERROR_NOT_MARKET_MANAGED. Is there anyone having the same problems? Steps taken so far: App added to Google Play's developer account in "draft". Also added 1 Expansion file. Uploaded a couple of days ago. Saved, not published. main.1.our.package.name.obb