Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 4 months ago. Improve this question I wanna change text size not by android:textSize but change in setting emulator front size Answer Use the setTextSize function on the TextView reference.
Tag: debugging
Why VSCode shows strange “@number” (like int[10]@9) for arrays when debugging?
This was a simple binary search code and while I was debugging it for my better understanding, I got this remark a = int[10]@9 in the debugging panel – what does it mean (especially “@9” part after the type)? Answer By default, the debugger shows the toString() value of an object. As arrays don’t override the toString() method, it just
Can we debug deployed azure function from intellij?
I have developed a Java azure function and deployed it through IntelliJ(with Azure toolkit plugin support). I can do local run/debug on the function app from ide, as it nicely supports local run/debug. Now the question is, Is there any way to debug code(or jar) that is deployed on Azure function(not sure if this has to be called remote debugging)?
React native ANDROID build fails with error in BasePackageList.java. varargs mismatch; ApplicationPackage cannot be converted to Package
I was using depcheck to uninstall unused modules from my project. I following three packages along with a few others that i installed during development. expo-status-bar expo-updates expo-splash-screen however after doing so, i encountered few errors during build, and thus i reinstalled these packages. but now I’m facing this error. I am sure that expo-application is installed Here is the
OpenJDK 8 interpreter debug
I want to see how the JVM interpreter works. Can I track function calls using NetBeans or GDB? And how will it be more convenient to do this? I’m interested in starting HelloWorld with the -Xint option and see what steps are taken and see the interpreter source code. I mean not only the result of the interpreter, but also
Why does my java variable say and stay ‘Evaluating’?
Problem: When I want to evaluate whether two List arrays are different, if I mouse over the variable it says “Evaluating…” and the Variables window says “Collecting Data..” and just stay there. I think this may be contributing to downstream issues. What I’m trying to do: The method below is to receive these two lists and evaluates value for value
Why is it giving me an error when i’m calling it from inside the ‘student class?
*I have to Create a class called student but I’m getting an error and I didn’t know how to complete the code, but what I did is: Please help. Answer In order to successfully compile your program you need to create first a new object of the class Student or make the stunInfo() method static. Also the java convention for
Android onclick listeners not recognized in drawer/sidebar template
On creating a new project in android studio, I chose the drawer template: I began working on my project and in the XML file (fragment_home.xml), I added an onclick listener to a button in the fragment_home.xml All the code of fragment_home.xml Anf then… I went to the MainActivity.java file and added two lines: So this is how the MainActivity.java file
IntelliJ IDEA stucks at “collecting data” while debug
I’m using IntelliJ IDEA to debug remote tomcat application. It works perfect before. However, for recent times, it always get stuck at “collecting data”, though the data is very small. I have searched on this site, and tried: Intelliji idea is very slow in debug mode and it is running perfectly in normal mode IntelliJ freezes for about 30 seconds
Docker and jre 11 in Debug mode
I was trying to get a remote debug session running on my docker container. Actually the debug session always gets blocked by an IOException.. Dockerfile Entrypoint: Any ideas, whats wrong with this? Answer since java 9 you have to specify your adapter, or simply use an escaper for the debug host as such: great documentation in openjdk btw..