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I was previously using Facebook SDK 3.x for iOS. My code has FBSession openActiveSessionWithReadPermissions in various places, and now that I am using version 4.x I'm not sure what the replacement is I am thinking it is the login methods but I'm not sure what the 1:1 replacement/equivalent is. Correct. You can convert over to using the following FBSDKLoginManager method: - (void)logInWithReadPermissions:(NSArray *)permissions handler:(FBSDKLoginManagerRequestTokenHandler)handler; Or if looking for publishing permissions you can use: - (void)logInWithPublishPermissions:(NSArray *)permissions

I want to know if there is any kind of report on maven that show's me the classes and methods that I'm using that is deprecated. Eugene Kuleshov Normally you see deprecation warnings in the IDE, but you can also add showDeprecation parameter to the Maven compiler plugin section. Then those warnings will be shown in the log. <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId> <version>3.1</version> <configuration> <showDeprecation>true</showDeprecation> </configuration> </plugin> Then you can generate build report from that javac output using

It appears that Bird's Eye View is no longer available in V8. Can anyone confirm that this is actually the case or if there is any way of still using Bird's Eye View in the new version? Microsoft's documentation about this is very poor, so I just pieced the information together from various sources. For example: 1. In their MapTypeId Enumeration the 'birdseye' option doesn't exist anymore. This used to exist in V7. 2. Bing's own snippet generator for embeded maps has an option to add the Bird's Eye View, but when checked it only adds a "View bird's eye" link under the map which redirects you

The on-line documentation states that os.popen is now deprecated. All other deprecated functions duly raise a DeprecationWarning. For instance: >>> import os >>> [c.close() for c in os.popen2('ps h -eo pid:1,command')] __main__:1: DeprecationWarning: os.popen2 is deprecated. Use the subprocess module. [None, None] The function os.popen, on the other hand, completes silently: >>>len(list(os.popen('ps h -eo pid:1,command'))) 202 Without raising a warning. Of the three possible scenarios It is expected behaviour that documentation and standard library have different ideas of what is deprecated;

So I'm reading this old module from I think around 2002 and it has this line "import string". Did Python require you to import a string module explicitly before to be able to use string type variables or something? I don't see it used like this in the code: string.something The string module contains a set of useful constants , such as ascii_letters and digits , and the module is often still imported for that reason. If you see a import string but never see string.something , someone just forgot to remove an unused import. While there did use to be some things in string that are now standard

I am getting warning of deprecated declaration of Broadcast Receiver. <!-- NETWORK RECEIVER... --> <receiver android:name=".utils.NetworkUtils" > <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.net.conn.CONNECTIVITY_CHANGE" /> </intent-filter> </receiver> WARNING: Declaring a broadcastreceiver for android.net.conn.CONNECTIVITY_CHANGE is deprecated for apps targeting N and higher. In general, apps should not rely on this broadcast and instead use JobScheduler or GCMNetworkManager. Is there any other way to use it without deprecated methods? I had the same problem, i did something like that. It

I have code which uses form._raw_value(fieldname) . This is gone in Django 1.9. Is there a way to access the raw value in 1.9+? Update I am only migrating the code to Django 1.9. Up to now I have no deeper understanding of what's going on there in detail. Looking at the source code , the _raw_value method is only 3 lines long, so it would be easy to add it as a function to your code. def _raw_value(form, fieldname): field = form.fields[fieldname] prefix = form.add_prefix(fieldname) return field.widget.value_from_datadict(form.data, form.files, prefix) Then change your code from form._raw_value