After some thinking and more learning I have ended up with the following which seems more suited to solving what I needed for looking for all the options selected in the checkbox. With the script below I can now get all the options from the checkbox and put the...
LINQJoin运算符执行内部连接，这是关闭的，但不完全相同。幸运的是，您可以使用GroupJoin来执行左联接。
You can find this migrated external content in the final branch under: _addons_* concepts You can even have a look at how this works in detail. The external content is updated by the following toolchain: update-external-resources.sh→ pom.xml→ process_addons.groovy Everything that gets ...
generateversionscript.awk global.json init-tools.cmd init-tools.sh netci.groovy oacr.cfg partition.settings.targets perf.groovy pgosupport.cmake publish-packages.cmd publish-packages.sh run-cppcheck.sh run.cmd run.sh sanitizerblacklist.txt sync.cmd sync.sh Repository fi...
You can do this using a Post-Processor and Groovy (via JSR223PostProcessor). In Groovy you can use the String#decodeHex() method on Strings to get back a byte array and work with that. For example, the line "vars.putObject("decoded", prev.responseDataAsString.decodeHex())" used insi...
Groovy: @victorgit Go: @wing328 Go (rewritten in 2.3.0): @antihax Haskell (http-client): @jonschoning Java (Feign): @davidkiss Java (Retrofit): @0legg Java (Retrofit2): @emilianobonassi Java (Jersey2): @xhh Java (okhttp-gson): @xhh Java (RestTemplate): @nbruno Java (RESTEasy)...
public void testWithInlineScriptWithLeadingWhitespace() throws Exception { try { new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("lwspBadGroovyContext.xml", getClass()); fail("Must have thrown a BeanCreationException ('inline:' prefix was preceded by whitespace"); } catch (BeanCreationException expected) { ass...
@Test public void testWithInlineScriptWithLeadingWhitespace() throws Exception { try { new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("lwspBadGroovyContext.xml", getClass()); fail("Must have thrown a BeanCreationException ('inline:' prefix was preceded by whitespace"); } catch (BeanCreationException expected)...
Groovy: Quick changes to variables were realised in groovy. Mostly changes of the status-variable (State Machine) JavaScript: Slightly more complex requests were programmed in JavaScript. For example the Twitter integration. Java: More complex cases were programmed in Java. For example, the variable...
Groovy: @victorgit Go: @wing328 Go (rewritten in 2.3.0): @antihax Haskell (http-client): @jonschoning Java (Feign): @davidkiss Java (Retrofit): @0legg Java (Retrofit2): @emilianobonassi Java (Jersey2): @xhh Java (okhttp-gson): @xhh Java (RestTemplate): @nbruno Java (RESTEasy)...