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问题 Alright so I have a loader screen which fetches files and what not, things the app needs to function and then when it's done loading it starts the main activity. However when you press back it goes back to the loading activity which obviously i don't want. Solution I set this in the manifest android:noHistory="true" for the loading screen activity. But there is an issue with this, my application is a root app so it needs superuser permissions in the loader screen and when the su dialog

问题 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 9 years ago . How can I enter numbers into an array such that duplicate entries are ignored? For example, if I put 6 and then 3 into the array, attempting to then insert 6 into the the array should cause 6 to be rejected

问题 I have just started with android. while going through code on GitHub, for sending a broadcast, I came across addFlags(Intent.FLAG_INCLUDE_STOPPED_PACKAGES); I am unable to understand the functionality of the above statement..if someone could help, it would be really nice. Regards 回答1: You would normally use that flag if the application that receives the intent has never been started. Here is an example. Intent intent = new Intent("my.action.Intent"); intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_INCLUDE

问题 I am programming using the AT&T notation on the i386 architecture. Is it possible to add two 8-bit numbers in order to set the Carry, Overflow, and Sign Flags to be set, using a single add instruction? I am thinking it is impossible to get this flag combination. In order for the S-flag to be set together with the O-flag, the most significant bits of both numbers would have to be 0 and the most significant bit of the result would have to be 1. That leaves us with no way to generate a carry

问题 I've recently ported a Linux C++ application to Windows (via Visual Studio 2010 C++ express). In the process I've noticed the Windows executable tends to pick up on subtle bugs in my code, crashing the program. But the same code and bug seems to go unnoticed in Linux/GCC and the program will continue running happily. I've seen this behaviour in past programs I tried to port. An example bug in my code is writing pass an array by 1 element. What flags can I enable to improve run-time error

问题 I am accessing Gmail All Mail folder via imap, using RFC 3501. I need to delete a message (Move to Trash or Permanently delete) from the folder. The following commands do not seem to work: UID STORE 123 +FLAGS (\Deleted) EXPUNGE I can modify labels using X-GM-LABELS, but there is no option to add a "Trash" label. The RFC 3501, does not have a "MOVE" command, so I need to copy the message to "Trash" folder and then remove it from the parent folder. What's the way out?? Thanks. Found partial

问题 I have a PS script which has a few functions in it. What I need is that I should be able to pass the specific function to the PS script as an alias or a variable flag. For Eg: Suppose I have a TestFunc.ps1 file having 2 functions as below $XmlFilePath = "C:\XmlPath\file1.xml Function ParseXml($XmlFilePath) { #Do Something } Function CreateReport($XmlFilePath) { #Do Something } Now how can I create an alias for both the functions (ParseXml and CreateReport) so that I could pass each of them as

问题 I'm was doing a manual operation with TEST (Parity flag operation) , the problem it's that i can't get the right result, consider this: ax = 256 = 0000 0001 0000 0000 so if i do: test ah, 0x44 the PF flag operation should be: 0000 0000 = 0000 0001 & 0100 0100 PF = 0000 0000 XNOR 0000 0000 PF = 1111 1111 ? I've followed the intel reference, according to this: the question it's what i'm doing wrong? 回答1: BitwiseXNOR is a horizontal XNOR of the bits, producing a single bit. Remember that PF is

问题 I know I can do it as follows: String s = "Hello"; int maxLength = 10; System.out.print(getSpaces((maxLength - s.length()) / 2) + s + getSpaces((maxLength - s.length()) / 2)); But I need to do it in a simple way. According to this page: Printf for Java Specification 3.0 (Section 9. flags): I can center the text using ^ as a flag with printf() like this: String s = "Hello"; int maxLength = 10; System.out.printf("%^" + maxLength + "s", s); But I got this error: Exception in thread "main" java

问题 While trying to write a custom control I've come across a problem with the System.Windows.Forms.TextFormatFlags enum in combination with the Visual Studio (2005/2008) editor. The reason for this problem seems to come from the fact that this enum has multiple members which map to a zero value. Selecting any of these members (GlyphOverhangPadding, Left, Default, Top) results in the editor setting the property to this.customControl.TextFormatFlags = System.Windows.Forms.TextFormatFlags