I think it’s possible because every rule has its exception, every best practice can be overridden in certain cases. For example, I often expose public static final data members as public (e.g., constants). I don’t think it’s harmful. I’ll point out that this situation is true in other languages besides Java: C++, C#, etc. Languages … Read more
This appears to be a javac6 bug, which is fixed in javac7. The workaround is by up-cast: ((Area<?>)area).parent = this; Which seems really odd – why would we need an up-cast to access a member in super class? The root problem is, private members are specifically excluded from inheritance, therefore A does not have a … Read more
Example using inheritance: A.java package pkg1; class A { void foo() {}; public void bar() {}; } B.java package pkg1; public class B extends A { } C.java package pkg2; import pkg1.*; public class C { public void doSomething() { B b = new B(); b.bar(); //ok b.foo(); //won’t work, since foo() is not visible … Read more
Clever example! But it’s actually a somewhat boring explanation – there’s no visibility problem, you simply have no way of referring to t1 directly from T3 because super.super isn’t allowed. T2 can’t access its own t1 field directly since it’s private (and child classes don’t inherit their parent’s private fields), but super is effectively an … Read more
You can use the @private keyword inside the {} to make all subsequent variable declarations private. The default visibility is @protected (which is similar to protected in Java) and that generally works well. You’d have to specifically declare a variable as @public for it to be directly accessible outside the class. This Apple documentation has … Read more
Try $(“some-selector”).is(‘:hidden’); or $(“some-selector”).is(‘:visible’); Here are the docs for the :visible and the :hidden selectors.
$(‘.drop1’).css({opacity: 1.0, visibility: “visible”}).animate({opacity: 0}, 200);
IMHO the cleanest way is not to use waits nor timeouts with get, this is kinda an antipattern. I would recommend to use Cypress waitUntil command and use something like: cy.waitUntil(function() { return cy.get(‘element’).should(‘not.exist’); }) or depending on the app code you can use not.be.visible.
Simply pass -Wl,–exclude-libs,ALL to gcc This will tell the linker to transform all the symbols in the static libraries to hidden. –exclude-libs also accepts a list of archives (i.e. static library names) for finer granularity on which libraries to hide symbols from. Note: this will only work in systems using GNU binutils (e.g. Linux) or … Read more
Have a look at View.setVisibility(View.GONE / View.VISIBLE / View.INVISIBLE). From the API docs: public void setVisibility(int visibility) Since: API Level 1 Set the enabled state of this view. Related XML Attributes: android:visibility Parameters: visibility One of VISIBLE, INVISIBLE, or GONE. Note that LinearLayout is a ViewGroup which in turn is a View. That is, you … Read more