Can someone please explain how to open the .hive files generated by Flutter Hive when you create a Box and add to it?
Within my application, the files are stored as name.hive files.
I have tried opening them as JSON/XML/plain text but nothing seems to work, the contents are showing incorrectly
I am using Android Studio on Ubuntu
Just want to know how I can open the file and view the contents properly?
An issue was opened for this and the answer is:
Hive uses a custom binary format for storing data which isn't supported by any existing editors or tools.
so you cannot actually open a box .hive file like you could do with JSON, XML...
The easier way would be to copy .hive file to your computer and drag it into Hive Studio window.
I wrote an app and a tutorial using Hive DB, where I describe this.
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Folks,
Sorry for such a basic question, but I'd like to know how to save changes to JSON files edited in Visual Studio Code that was launched from inside Azure Cloud Shell. I've made changes to a JSON file using the editor, but can't find a way of saying those changes unless I navigate away to another file and then I'm prompted to save my changes. Does anyone have a cheat sheet of useful keystrokes or something?
Lisa.
I'm trying to build a Flutter app in Android Studio. We're using VSCode with quite many dart-define's in .vscode\launch.json. In Android Studio, I think, we should use Build Configuration - Additional run args.
The problem with it, however, is that it's a single line edit and it's too cumbersome to manage the many defines that in VSCode are easily accessible via regular text editor
Is there a better way to do this? Like, reference an external file and load the defines from there?
The IDE saves the entire string as an xml attribute in workspace.iml, so I can't just edit that as well.
In that window, you will see a small expansion array on the far end of the textbox. You should click it to get a multi - line sort of view for the args
Hi guys, I am getting this weird data inside the dart file. I had coded the screen but now it is not showing. Thanks in advance.
The data which you have shown in the file is not related to dart .Its looks like some xml lines .
You mentioned that you have created the screen before so may be there been a chance that your file beign overwritten by plugin or something .
The way which you can get your original data is that if youre using git then check the previous commit where you have the succesfully executed your dart file from there you can copy the code and you can continue with your developement .
if your not using git then the only way is re-write the code
Ok. I figured out that it was problem regarding android studio. I tried to open the same code in VS code and notepad and it was opening. The only way to get the original file back is open the file in note pad and then copy the code and paste it back in android studio file. The code will work even if you leave the file like that. So I will file an issue in the android studio page if possible.
I have the vscode-pdf extension installed which let's me directly view pdf files in VS code. Is there any possibility to open pdf files directly with the said extension by just clicking on the file?
The current behaviour when clicking on a pdf file is the following message:
The file is not displayed in the editor because it is either binary or uses an unsupported text encoding. Do you want to open it anyway?
Edit: I use VS Code version 1.40.2 1.60.0
Edit2: The feature mentioned in the answer to this question now seems to be integrated. Any update on this?
Not as of VS Code 1.41
However this is a good potential use case for the proposed custom editor api
Unlike Talend Open Studio (TOS) for Data Integration, TOS for Data Quality neither start with a splash screen with project and workspace choices nor permits to change the working project in the Studio. :(
I would like at least to change the workspace location, not to use the default one which is under the installation folder !
Well, it is not possible unless in commercial editions.
See : https://jira.talendforge.org/browse/TDQ-7728