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I don't know much about Java. I'm trying to read a file containing an int and various instances of a class called "Automobile". When I deserialize it, though, the program throws a ClassNotFoundException and I can't seem to understand why. Here's the code: try { FileInputStream fin = new FileInputStream(inputFile); ObjectInputStream input = new ObjectInputStream(fin); conto = input.readInt(); Automobile[] macchine = new Automobile[conto]; for(int i = 0; i < conto; i++) { macchine[i] = (Automobile)input.readObject(); } String targa; System.out.print("\nInserire le cifre di una targa per

I'm using a SimpleCursorAdapter and a ListView to show some data loaded with a Loader. Inside the cursor I have items with a int that goes from 0 to 3. I want the items with this int equals to 0-1 to have a layout (right aligned, one color) and item with 2-3 to have another layout (left aligned, another color). much like a chat app, where sent messages are on the right and received ones are on the left. Is there a simple way to do it? Something like a switch where with 0-1 I inflate layout_1 and 2-3 I inflate layout_2. EDIT: I've added the code of the ListFragment i'm trying to populate. The

Webpack 3 locates .mp4 file but video is not playable Clone this project on GitHub I've created an animation in Adobe's new Animate CC and exported it as an .mp4 file In my webpack.config.js file, I stated that the file-loader should be used to load my .mp4 file like so: webpack.config.js { test: /\.(mov|mp4)$/, use: [ 'file-loader' ] } (You can find my webpack.config.js source code below) So why, when I run webpack (or rather locally, webpack as an npm script) package.json "build:dev": "webpack --watch", does the browser locate the .mp4 file index.html <video loop autoplay controls> <source

I have a .cpp file (let's call it statinit.cpp ) compiled and linked into my executable using gcc . My main() function is not in statinit.cpp . statinit.cpp has some static initializations that I need running. However, I never explicitly reference anything from statinit.cpp in my main() , or in anything referenced by it. What happens (I suppose) is that the linked object created from statinit.cpp is never loaded on runtime, so my static initializations are never run, causing a problem elsewhere in the code (that was very difficult to debug, but I traced it eventually). Is there a standard