Well, after some digging at the prompt, here’s what I get: stack = inspect.stack() the_class = stack[1][0].f_locals[“self”].__class__.__name__ the_method = stack[1][0].f_code.co_name print(“I was called by {}.{}()”.format(the_class, the_method)) # => I was called by A.a() When invoked: ➤ python test.py A.a() B.b() I was called by A.a() given the file test.py: import inspect class A: def a(self): … Read more
A compile-time dependency is generally required at runtime. In maven, a compile scoped dependency will be added to the classpath on runtime (e.g. in wars they will be copied to WEB-INF/lib). It is not, however, strictly required; for instance, we may compile against a certain API, making it a compile-time dependency, but then at runtime … Read more
For Python 2.x reload(foo) For Python 3.x import importlib import foo #import the module here, so that it can be reloaded. importlib.reload(foo)
Ok, this is not simply an update but also an answer so I’m filing it as one. According to all information I could find, the following should theoretically do it: String[] cmd = {“explorer.exe”, “/select,\”C:\New”, “”, “”, “”, “”, “”, “”, “Folder\file.txt\””}; The multiple spaces have been broken into empty strings and the array version … Read more
Finally after weeks of searching: Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[]{“/system/bin/su”,”-c”,”reboot now”});
This is a fairly old question, but I was just struggling with the same problem and found this solution: http://aggressive-mediocrity.blogspot.com/2010/03/custom-localization-system-for-your.html Which does exactly what you need (and might be helpful for others who with the same problem 🙂
The Location property has type Point which is a struct. Instead of trying to modify the existing Point, try assigning a new Point object: this.balancePanel.Location = new Point( this.optionsPanel.Location.X, this.balancePanel.Location.Y );
You forgot to set your contentView. You should add setContentView(layout); At the end of the onCreate method
You cannot change attributes at runtime. They are embedded into the metadata of the assembly. Your method is changing the internal state of a particular instance; but when you load the attribute again, you are getting a different instance.
The accepted solution for Reinstalling ALL JDKs was a bit harsh. I too experienced this problem and here is my 2 cents: This problem started happening since I installed JDK 8 and still had JDK 6 installed. I need for different projects I’m working on. I noticed I had both a User and a System … Read more