I am getting this error "cannot find symbol import com.google.ads.mediation.facebook.FacebookAdapter" while trying to execute app in android studioenter code here
The problem is cause by 'com.google.ads.mediation:facebook:6.12.0.0'.
Google removed 2 classes: FacebookAdapter and FacebookExtras on version 6.12.0.0.
I don't know why they are remove them (maybe replace for a new API or maybe just a mistake). You can temporary resolve this by downgrade the package version to 6.11.0.0.
I have an npm library which imports Angular FullCalendar v5 and everything works fine there. When i try to import my project library to another project and try access the full calendar frontend I got a warning and a message error in my browser console:
- Warning: main.js:7358 Unknown option 'default'
- Error: core.mjs:6476 ERROR TypeError: Language ID should be string or object.
at new DateTimeFormat (<anonymous>)
at buildNativeFormattingFunc (main.js:1218)
at NativeFormatter.buildFormattingFunc (main.js:1211)
at NativeFormatter.buildFormattingFunc (main.js:1009)
at NativeFormatter.format (main.js:1154)
at NativeFormatter.formatRange (main.js:1169)
at DateEnv.formatRange (main.js:3984)
at CalendarDataManager.buildTitle (main.js:6909)
at CalendarDataManager.buildTitle (main.js:1009)
at CalendarDataManager.updateData (main.js:7113)
I can't figure it out why but i know it's in this line of code at main.js (#fullcalendar/common/main.js)
Line 1218 -> var normalFormat = new Intl.DateTimeFormat(context.locale.codes, standardDateProps); The error is that the variable context.locale.codes is undefined.
Can anyone help?
I've just had the same error. Not that I was importing a project library of my own but I was importing the Fullcalendar library (from node_modules). I had enabled localization using the locale property of the calendar options but I always got this error Language ID should be string or object.
Two things was wrong:
I was importing the locale code incorrectly which resulted in this error. The current version of Fullcalendar (6.0.0) has all its locale code under #fullcalendar/core/locales.
I was using dynamic import like this: import("#fullcalendar/core/locales/da") and it worked fine but I had to access the default property of the exported object. Using async/await syntax it becomes:
const localeModule = await import("#fullcalendar/core/locales/da");
const calendar = new Calendar(someElement, {
(...),
locale: localeModule.default
});
Not directly answering your question but it sounds like you're using locale, too, and your other project is importing your project library in a way that makes the default property of the module containing the locale code undefined.
RN version: 0.50
Testing on Android, haven't tested on iOS
I am trying to use ErrorUtils.setGlobalHandler as described in this github issue: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/1194
However, what is not clear from the issue is how to import ErrorUtils. It's not in the react documentation: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/0.50/getting-started.html
Previously, in RN 0.41, I was able to import ErrorUtils with import ErrorUtils from "ErrorUtils"; However, in 0.50 I am getting a red react popup with the following message when I try to import ErrorUtils like this:
com.facebook.react.common.JavascriptException: Failed to execute 'importScripts' on 'WorkerGlobalScope': The script at 'http://localhost:8081/index.bundle?platform=android&dev=true&minify=false' failed to load.
I've also tried import { ErrorUtils } from 'react-native'; but it doesn't seem to exist there. The error is:
Cannot read property 'setGlobalHandler' of undefined
How do I properly import ErrorUtils in RN 0.50?
ErrorUtils is a global variable, therfore it doesn't need to be imported. You can verify this with console.log(global.ErrorUtils)
However it is exported as module anyways (here). The comment there also has more information why it is done this way.
You can import the module like this:
import ErrorUtils from 'ErrorUtils';
For anyone on RN61+, you should no longer import the module as you will experience the following error in the running metro bundler:
Error: Unable to resolve module `ErrorUtils`
Instead, just use the module without importing as this is a global variable, as stated by leo
I did created a global.d.ts to define a global variable,
interface Global {
ErrorUtils: {
setGlobalHandler: any
reportFatalError: any
getGlobalHandler: any
}
}
declare var global: Global
then, at where you are trying to use it, simply
global.ErrorUtils.setGlobalHandler(xxxx)
WARNING: NEWBIE
i had put off upgrading from pandas 0.18 to 0.19 until this morning. this code used to just give a deprication warning:
import pandas.io.data as web
x = web.DataReader('GE','yahoo',(2016, 10, 1), (2016, 11, 1))
now it throws an error and tells me: "The pandas.io.data module is moved to a separate package " builtins.ImportError: The pandas.io.data module is moved to a separate package (pandas-datareader). After installing the pandas-datareader package (https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas-datareader), you can change the import from pandas.io import data, wb to from pandas_datareader import data, wb."
so, i rewrite my "from...import..." line to:
from pandas_datareader import data, wb
as expected, when i run the code, it throws an error:
builtins.NameError: name 'web' is not defined
when i try this code:
x = wb.pandas-datareader('GE','yahoo',(2016, 10, 1), (2016, 11, 1))
this error is thrown:
builtins.AttributeError: module 'pandas_datareader.wb' has no attribute 'pandas'
when i try this code:
x = wb.Datareader('GE','yahoo',(2016, 10, 1), (2016, 11, 1))
this error is thrown:
builtins.AttributeError: module 'pandas_datareader.wb' has no attribute 'DataReader'
can anyone please tell me how to call the datareader now?
thanks in advance
The old method of using the data reader in pandas should not be used as the first error you encountered. So never use import pandas.io.data as web
The correct way to access the modules of the new package pandas_datareader is what you wrote.
from pandas_datareader import data, wb
data and wb are modules (Python files) with many different functions that you can call to bring in different types of external data into your program. To see all the functions of each module use the dir command.
You can see all the publicly available objects with:
[attribute for attribute in dir(data) if attribute[0] != '_']
Which outputs
['DataReader',
'EurostatReader',
'FamaFrenchReader',
'FredReader',
'GoogleDailyReader',
'OECDReader',
'Options',
'YahooActionReader',
'YahooDailyReader',
'YahooOptions',
'YahooQuotesReader',
'get_components_yahoo',
'get_data_famafrench',
'get_data_fred',
'get_data_google',
'get_data_yahoo',
'get_data_yahoo_actions',
'get_quote_google',
'get_quote_yahoo',
'warnings']
So, these are all the items that you can use after the . in the data module.
If you run the same dir command with the wb module you will see that DataReader does not exist in that module. It exists in the above list in the data module.
Finally, make sure you have spelled your function correctly DataReader has upper case R. Use tab completion to avoid these mistakes or you will get the no attribute error. If the function you want does not get outputted with the dir command then you are using the wrong module.
DataReader also accepts strings as dates so the following will get you what you want.
data.DataReader('GE','yahoo', '2016-10-1', '2016-11-1')
I am trying to evaluate the jPod PDF library, the import line:
import de.intarsys.tools.locator.FileLocator;
says it cannot be resolved. I have jPod.JAR and iscommon.jar, What other JARs do I need to get the FileLocator?