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Me and my friend have decided to work on a card game which cycles between 3 screens ( Player1HandScreen, Player2HandScreen and FightScreen ). Once Player1 has chosen their card from Player1HandScreen , Player1HandScreen leads to Player2HandScreen where Player2 does the same. then Player2HandScreen leads to FightScreen where the two cards are compared and one player is declared the winner of that round. The problem we are having is that once the round ends we want to clear Player1HandScreen as well as the Player2HandScreen once refreshing our parameters we are having trouble updating the GUI

How To remove a specific Character from a String. I have a Arraylist testingarray. String line=testingarray.get(index).toString(); I want to remove a specific character from line. I have Array of uniCodes int uniCode[]={1611,1614,1615,1616,1617,1618}; i want to remove those characters that have these Unicodes. Shayan Pourvatan use : NewString = OldString.replaceAll("char", ""); in your Example in comment use: NewString = OldString.replaceAll("d", ""); for removing Arabic character please see following link how could i remove arabic punctuation form a String in java removing characters of a

Here is a link to Carthage : https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage It additionally adds some changes in project files so I can simply remove extra files/folders and it will work but I can't use Carthage in future again because of some errors. And of course there is no concrete instruction how to do it on its official page. Removing Carthage has actually been pretty easy for me. I simply copy my frameworks from the Carthage folder into a frameworks folder I have in my main project folder. Make sure they are added back to the Xcode project from their new location. Search the entire project in

I'm having trouble coming up with the most efficient algorithm to remove duplicates from List<List<int>> , for example (I know this looks like a list of int[] , but just doing it that way for visual purposes: my_list[0]= {1, 2, 3}; my_list[1]= {1, 2, 3}; my_list[2]= {9, 10, 11}; my_list[3]= {1, 2, 3}; So the output would just be new_list[0]= {1, 2, 3}; new_list[1]= {9, 10, 11}; Let me know if you have any ideas. I would really appreciate it. Build custom of EqualityComparer<List<int>> : public class CusComparer : IEqualityComparer<List<int>> { public bool Equals(List<int> x, List<int> y) {

I'm writing a program where I have a JFrame and I want to remove all components from it, then add just one component to it and repaint the frame. What I have so far is something like the code below (called in an object that implements JFrame, where StartPanel implements JPanel): removeAll(); startPanel = new StartPanel(); startPanel.setVisible(true); add(startPanel); revalidate(); repaint(); However, when I run the code it shows an empty window (not the startPanel) and when I minimize/resize the window, the window turns black. If I leave out the removeAll() and there are not elements already

I have this code: $("#test").siblings('p').remove(); $("#test").remove(); How can I chain this code instead of writing it separately? Eli You want to use addBack() in this case: $("#test").siblings('p').addBack().remove(); EDIT Firstly, for future visitors, if you're using jQuery version 1.8-, you're probably need to use andSelf() which is the predecessor of addBack() for compatibility issues. Secondly, both end and addBack will do the same task in this case but they're actually different perspective. Take a look at this HTML: <div class="grandpa"> <div class="dad"> <div class="son"> Test <