dependencies

问题 I have a class where I am injecting two service dependencies. I am using Unity container. public interface IOrganizer { void Method1(); void Method2(); void Method3(); } public class Organizer : IOrganizer { private IService1 _service1; private IService2 _service2; public Organizer(Iservice1 service1, IService2 service2) { _service1 = service1; _service2 = service2; } public void Method1() { /*makes use of _service1 and _service2 both to serve the purpose*/ } public void Method2() { /*makes

问题 In my existing project i want to add ActionBar for older versions less than api-11. So i imported android-support-v7-appcompact with resources following the official site.Till here every thing works fine. When i extended ActionBarActivity to my MainActivity.java the following error occurred in console, please see the screen shot. android:minSdkVersion="10" android:maxSdkVersion="19" android:targetSdkVersion="16" Project Build Target is 4.1.2 . Java Compiler is set to 1.6. I am also using

问题 In my C++ header files I try to use forward declarations (class MyClass;) instead of #including the class header, as recommended in many C++ coding standards (the Google C++ Style Guide is one). Unfortunately, when I introduce enumerations, I can't do the forward declaration any more. Like this: //// myclass1.hpp //// class MyClass1 { enum MyEnum1 { Enum_A, Enum_B, Enum_C }; }; //// myclass2.hpp //// // I want to avoid this #include "myclass1.hpp" // I'd prefer to do this (forward declaration

问题 I was trying to integrate my project in android studio. but i am little confused when adding dependencies. I don't know which one is works good.I have tried Compile fileTree and compile files.Its not working for me . I found some methods.can any one tell me which one is appropriate for adding library (jar file only like admob). compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: '*.jar') compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:+' compile project(":libraries:libraryname") compile files('libs/libraryname

问题 I wonder if I could write a program in the C -programming language that is executable, albeit not using a single library call, e.g. not even exit()? If so, it obviously wouldn't depend on libraries (libc, ld-linux) at all. 回答1: I suspect you could write such a thing, but it would need to have an endless loop at the end, because you can't ask the operation system to exit your process. And you couldn't do anything useful. Well start with compiling an ELF program, look into the ELF spec and

问题 Is it possible to have 2 applications modules (with apply plugin: 'com.android.application' at the head of their gradle file) and one having a dependency over another? So module A would have a dependency to module B and both would be applications. dependencies { ... compile project(':moduleB') } I easily managed to add this dependency and no errors/warnings comes out but I still do not have access to source files inside moduleB. Android Stduio still suggest me to "add dependency to moduleB"

问题 I have an rpm which I have build using rpmbuild. Lets say it is sample.rpm. It builds successfully. The rpm has and executable (let's call it init). When I try to install it using rpm -ivh sample.rpm it shows me failed dependencies. Let's say the error is Failed dependency for: example.so which means that rpm is not able to locate this shared object file. (even though the so file exists in the same directory). So, I install the rpm as rpm -ivh sample.rpm --nodeps (as I know that I have the

问题 I have been reading for a while about an explicit versus transitive (implicit) dependency declaration in Maven. Most of the people tend to agree that you should always explicitly declare the libraries that your project depends on, mostly to avoid versions mismatch. That is perfectly reasonable, but how should we tackle our internal dependencies ? I see absolutely no reason to keep the explicit dependency between the modules, if they can be resolved via transitive mechanism. My use case

问题 For example I have dependency: <dependency> <groupId>org.slf4j</groupId> <artifactId>slf4j-api</artifactId> <version>1.5.6</version> </dependency> Can I exclude one class, for example org/slf4j/Marker.class ? 回答1: Try it with the shade plugin Details on why use shade and basic usage 回答2: Excluding a single class in not possible. Within <dependency> tags you can define <exclusions/> . However, these are for entire dependencies. The shade plugin should be handled with care. Generally, it's not

问题 I am using STS and sometimes when I stop my app on a crash it opens up to a hundred different class files that seem to be deep deep inner working stuff. HTTPBuilder just stopped working, and I suspect its because I accidentally typed in one of these files and absent mindedly saved it. If I somehow destroyed a local file involved in HTTPBuilder, how would I refresh my dependencies? (have done install-plugin rest and also uncommented everything in BuildConfig.groovy repositories) My specific