Directly import com.atlassian.jira.ComponentManager in java file does not work.
atlassian-create-jira-plugin-module then choosing Component Import and specifying com.atlassian.jira.ComponentManager does not, either.
I have looked into some tutorial and just does not get the approach.
Use ComponentAccessor class.
The answer for Jira 5.0 is here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/73426/how-do-i-import-com-atlassian-jira-componentmanager.
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I'm looking into iOS/tvOS docs for GCKeyboard & GCMouse types.
However Apple docs seem to be missing basic info such as what I import to use a type. For example C# docs always show what libraries are needed on MS websites for types. So do Googles Android docs. I'm not seeing this on Apples docs here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/gamecontroller/gckeyboard
Is there an easy way in ObjC or Swift to check where a type is from?
Does Apple provide any way to lookup what source file I should import for a type? How do people normally go about these lacking docs with xCode dev work?
Apple do indicate on its doc on which framework the class/object that the document referred to is relevant. See my picture for details. Its has a documentation hierarchy from the framework down to the objects and apis within it.
Specifically for GameController framework you’d use the following import
import GameController
A nice anecdote:
In older class and objects it is also customary to add the initials of the framework/library as a prefix for the name. In this case GC(i.e game contoller)Keyboard. Or UI(UIKit)ViewController. With newer libraries like SwiftUI and Combine they have stopped using the prefix.
The prefix was used due to legacy Objetive-C limitation for namespace.
I see this import statement in many examples but can't find any documentation for the package anywhere.
import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';
Am I missing something obvious?
Thanks.
The documentation about flutter/foundation is available here
foundation library
Core Flutter framework primitives.
The features defined in this library are the lowest-level utility classes and functions used by all the other layers of the Flutter framework.
Update: New link to flutter/foundation documentation
https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/foundation/foundation-library.html
Below is code
given().
get("http://services.groupkt.com/country/get/all").
then().
body("RestResponse.result.name", hasItems("Austria","Algeria")).log().all();
hasItems() is not recognized by IDE, showing as can't resolve method hasItems()
Maven dependecies exist: Rest assured, groovy, hamcrest.
please help me.
I know you mentioned you have it included in your POM Dependancies, but have you tried having the library imported?
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.*;
The request you made is perfect and I don't see any issues in it. I understood that method 'hasItems' is not resolved in Eclipse. Means, it wasn't properly imported in IDE.
Add import like below:
import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.hasItems;
which solves your issue.
I am curious to know if its possible to have Asynchronous module definition with Angular.dart (or dart in general), if yes, then please share a sample code for such a single page application.
AMD is made largely irrelevant by the fact that Dart comes with a complete module system that is built into the language. That is the purpose of the import statement. Dart files are dynamically loaded in Dartium. If you are using the darttojs transpiler, it will create a single large file. The solution to this is to use use the DeferredLibrary class which will cause darttojs to create separate javascript files for each annotated import
See Seth Ladd's blog post for more details.
Using JRE 5.0.0:
import net.rim.device.api.util.StringProvider;
http://www.blackberry.com/developers/docs/5.0.0api/net/rim/device/api/util/StringProvider.html
What am I missing?
see this link:
Package net.rim.device.api.util
In this link there is no "StringProvider" class in Version 5.0; It is from Version 6.0. I am not saying that your provided link is fake one; I am surprise one about your provided url; Better to put this question in Blackberry supportforums:
BlackBerry® Support Community Forums
link also;
I'm guessing you've imported one of RIM's examples or created one of the default "Hello World" apps using the BlackBerry eclipse plugin. Unfortunately RIM's code has errors.
StringProvider does not exist in JRE5, try changing it to StringBuffer.