settings

问题 I have an app where Location is important. Currently I have a multi-value setting in the settings bundle where I have 5 locations defined. The problem with this approach is that the settings bundle is static - i.e. I cannot update that from a JSON list on my server as far as I know. I want to update the location list from a dynamic list on the server. I have looked at InAppSettingsKit but this also uses the standard settings bundles. Is it possible to use InAppSettingsKit to import settings

问题 I'm trying to write a script which will launch the "app info" system dialog via adb for an app I'm testing. I have done some investigation and came up with this command, which will launch "app info" but fails with a force close (NullPointerException in logcat): adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -n com.android.settings/.applications.InstalledAppDetails -es com.android.settings.ApplicationPkgName com.my.app -es pkg com.my.app Seems that the package name isn't being properly

问题 In another question, it was asked how to query a postgresql runtime parameter (e.g. SHOW search_path; ) using a SELECT query. In the answer, it was suggested to use SELECT * FROM pg_settings WHERE name = 'search_path'; This works great, but how can this be done for custom parameters defined in an extension? (See docs about Customized Options). Example: SET abc.my_var = 1; SHOW abc.my_var; outputs 1 but SELECT * FROM pg_settings WHERE name = 'abc.my_var'; returns no rows. Is there some other

问题 EDIT: Playing around with Django 1.7... and Python 3 I can't seem to import local_settings.py into my settings.py file when using manage.py. If I execute the settings.py file directly, my local_settings.py file is imported fine, without any errors. However, when I run manage.py, it complains that it could not find the local_settings.py module. settings.py and local_settings.py are in the same folder... Any ideas? Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/cg/webdev/riv_com/lib/python3.4

问题 I don't like having 'private' placed before my access modifiers. They're all private by default anyways and it's just visual clutter. How do I turn off resharper constantly tagging everything with 'private'? 回答1: ReSharper 9.1 ReSharper -> Options -> Code Editing -> C# -> Code Style -> Modifiers -> Use explicit private modifier (Un-Check) **ReSharper 2016.1 ReSharper -> Options -> Code Editing -> C# -> Code Style -> Modifiers -> 回答2: In the ReSharper Options menu, go to Code Editing -> C# ->

问题 I've increased the "Right margin (columns)" in File->Settings->Editor->Code Style from default 100 to 140. Unfortunately the margin is reset after each time I restart Android Studio. I also tried to export and import my settings but this does not prevent the right margin to be reset. Hopefully someone can tell me how to save the margin. 回答1: If you are selecting the default option in Code Style then it is going to reset again to 100 value Try to select Project from Scheme and apply the

问题 I have some config vars set on Heroku as described here: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/config-vars. When I run: heroku config I see the config var in the list: COMPRESS_OFFLINE: True and I can run heroku config:get COMPRESS_OFFLINE and I get: True In my Django settings.py, I have: import os COMPRESS_OFFLINE = os.environ['COMPRESS_OFFLINE'] This is how the article linked above tells you to access Heroku config variables in Django. I have this config var set in my local .env file, and I

问题 I want to make a form for ledermann rails-settings, in this question: Creating form for rails-setting, there is a solution, but it only works with current_user.settings(:email) , and i have other user preferences as well: current_user.settings(:detail) and current_user.settings(:preferences) . How can I change rails_settings_setting_object to the exact name of my settings? I now have: <%= form_for(resource, as: resource_name, url: edit_registration_path(resource_name), html: { method: :put })

问题 We always run our tests off of settings_test, like so: ./manage.py test someapp --settings=settings_test. The problem is that it's sometimes problematic to remember to add the option. I'd like to introduce a common app that just has the management command test.py. Depending on it's placement in the INSTALLED_APPS setting, it will override the default. Inside the command itself, I'd like to change the default of the --settings option. How can I do that? I am aware that I can create a local.py

问题 please help. I have this code, it's my class to serialize\deserialize application settings. [XmlRoot("EvaStartupData")] [Serializable] public class MyConfigClass { public string ServerName { get; set; } public string Database { get; set; } public string UserName { get; set; } public string UserLogin { get; set; } public static void MyConfigLoad() { FileInfo fi = new FileInfo(myConfigFileName); if (fi.Exists) { XmlSerializer mySerializer = new XmlSerializer(myConfigClass.GetType());