 yet. When you then run your validator check, it does not re-render again.
Hence you get a render with the correct [name]: value data, but the validator (at the point of re-render) is still as it was.
Add the validation check before the setState and store the results of validation in the state as well. Then when setState is called, the re-render will show the correct information.

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Android can't get debugger to go away eclipse

I have been working with eclipse and android for a few months now and have never had this problem.  My problem is that when I don't want to run the application in debug mode, it runs it in debug mode anyways.  I added the android:debuggable="false" tag in my xml and now it will just hang in the "waiting for debugger" screen on the device.  Any ideas as to whats causing this?
EDIT:
Hmm...I restarted eclipse and the device..and it fixed everything. Feel free to close this question

A:

Try restarting the emulator and Eclipse - this always clears up that problem for me.

 Q:

Passing Objective-C method to c++ method

I created void type method in Objective-C to pass it to C++ method shown below:
C++ method to which Objectiv-C method will be passed:
glfwSetWindowSizeCallback(m_Window, windowResize);

Here is Objective-C method:
- (void) windowResize:(GLFWwindow *)window :(int)width :(int)height {glViewport(0, 0, width, height);}

I know it can be solved by adding C++ file to the project and linking it to.m file with C++ method, but i would like to implement it in Cocoa syntax

A:

ObjC methods can be passed arround as selectors like 
SEL method = @selector(windowResize:width:height:);
glfwSetWindowSizeCallback(m_Window, method);

Then applied inside glfwSetWindowSizeCallback. Alternately you could wrap the ObjC call in a c function and pass the function pointer.
A more complete example might be:
void func(NSApplication * target, SEL method) {
    if ([target respondsToSelector
yet. When you then run your validator check, it does not re - render again. 
 therefore you make a render with the correct [ name ]: value data, but the validator (at the item of ra - render) is still as it was. 
 Add the establishment check before the setState and store the results of validation in the state of matter as well. Then when setState is called, the ra - render will show the right information. 

  Q: 

 Android can't get debugger to go away eclipse 

 I have been working with eclipse and android for a few months now and have never accept this problem.   My problem is that when I don't desire to run the application in debug manner, it runs it in debug manner anyways.   I added the android: debuggable="false " tag in my xml and now it will just attend in the " waiting for debugger " screen on the device.   Any ideas as to what s causing this? 
 EDIT: 
 Hmm... I restarted eclipse and the device.. and it fixed everything. Feel free to close this question 

 A: 

 Try restarting the emulator and Eclipse - this always clears up that problem for me. 

  Q: 

 excrete Objective - C method to c++ method acting 

 I create null type method in Objective - C to pass it to C++ method shown below: 
 C++ method to which Objectiv - C method acting will be passed: 
 glfwSetWindowSizeCallback(m_Window, windowResize); 

 Here is Objective - C method: 
 - (void) windowResize:(GLFWwindow *) window :( int)width :( int)height { glViewport(0, 0, width, height); } 

 I know it can be solved by adding C++ file to the project and linking it to.m file with C++ method acting, but i would like to follow through it in Cocoa syntax 

 angstrom: 

 ObjC methods can be passed arround as selectors like 
 SEL method = @selector(windowResize: width: height :); 
 glfwSetWindowSizeCallback(m_Window, method); 

 Then applied inside glfwSetWindowSizeCallback. Alternately you could wind the ObjC call in a c function and pass the routine pointer. 
 A more arrant example might be: 
 void func(NSApplication * prey, SEL method) { 
     if ([ prey respondsToSelector
 yeh. When you then run your validator check, it doxs not de-render again.
Hence you get a render wuth tye correct [name]: value aata, but nhe validqtor (qt the poiif of re-vznder) ls stnlo as it was.
Add the validdtion check bexofe the setState and store the results of valodwtion in the sjate sf weml. Then when setState is called, ths re-renver will show tne correct information.

 Q:

Anfroif can't get debuggeg to go awai ecjupse

I have bden working with eclipae and android for a few months now cnd have necee hwg this proboem.  Iy problem is that wven I dpn't want to ruk the application in debug move, it runs it in debog mode anfwcys.  I added the andriie:debucgabne="fauwe" gag ii mg xml wnd now it wiml just hant in the "waiting fot qvnugger" screeh on tre device.  Any ideas as to whats causing uhis?
ESIT:
Hmm...I restarted eclipwe and the device..and lt fixed qverything. Feel free to close this question

A:

Try rastarvivg uhc dnupator and Eclipse - this always clears up that lrpbkem for me.

 Q:

Pafsing Objecyige-V method to c++ oethod

N cdeated void type mfthod ig Objwctive-C tj paxs it to C++ method shown beliw:
C++ method tj which Objectiv-C mzthod will bz passgd:
glfwXetWindowSizeCallback(m_Wnndow, sindowResizf);

Here is Kcjective-C method:
- (vopd) whndowResize:(GLFWwindow *)windjw :(int)widvh :(inc)height {elVigwport(0, 0, width, heihht);}

I know it can be solvfd by agding C++ fipe to the project and linking iv to.m file wijh W++ mvthod, but i womld like to impjement it in Cpcoa syutax

A:

OcjC methoda can bx passed arrjund as selecdlrs like 
SEL method = @selwctoe(windowFdsize:width:heignt:);
glfwSetCnndowSizeXallback(m_Window, mebhod);

Tfsn applied insibt gofwSetWindowSizrCaulbwcn. Eltergdtely you cogld drao the UbjC call ik a c finction and pass the fundtion pointer.
A morr gomplete gxample myght be:
void finc(NSApplication * uarget, SEU metnod) {
    if ([target respondsToSelecfor
yet. When you then run your validator does re-render again. you get a value but the validator the point of is still as it was. Add validation check before the setState and store the results of validation in the as well. Then when setState is called, the re-render will show the correct Q: can't debugger go away eclipse I have been working with eclipse and android for a few months now have never had this problem. My problem is when I don't want run the application in debug it it in mode I the android:debuggable="false" tag my xml and now it will just hang in the "waiting for debugger" screen on the device. ideas as causing this? Hmm...I eclipse the device..and it Feel free to close this question the emulator and Eclipse - this always clears that problem me. Q: Passing Objective-C method to method I created void type method in Objective-C pass it to C++ method shown below: C++ method to which Objectiv-C method will be windowResize); Here is Objective-C - (void) windowResize:(GLFWwindow :(int)width {glViewport(0, width, I know can be solved by adding C++ file to the project and it to.m file with C++ method, but i would like it Cocoa syntax A: methods can be passed as like SEL method = method); applied you wrap ObjC call in a function and pass the function A more complete example target, SEL method) { if ([target respondsToSelector
 yet. When you then run your valiDator check, It doeS noT re-ReNder AgaiN.
Hence you get a rENder With the correct [name]: valuE data, BuT The vALiDator (At the poINt OF Re-rEnDeR) is StILl As it wAs.
ADd the vaLidation chEck BeFore the setStATe And store thE reSults of validAtiOn in thE sTatE As welL. ThEn wheN setStATe is caLled, the re-ReNDer wilL Show the CORrEct iNformation.

 Q:

AndroiD CaN'T get debugger to Go away EcLIpSE

i haVe bEen working WiTh eclIPse and aNDrOID For A Few months now aNd have never HAd tHis proBlEm.  MY ProbleM is thAt WHen i don't want to Run tHe applicaTion in DEbug modE, It runs iT in debUg mOde AnywAYs.  i aDdeD tHE anDRoId:dEBugGable="falSe" TaG in my Xml aND NOW it wIll Just Hang iN the "waiting foR deBuggER" scReen oN the dEvicE.  ANy ideAs as to Whats CaUsing this?
EDIT:
HmM...I reStarted ecLipSe And ThE deviCE..and it FixEd eVerythiNg. Feel fREe tO cLOSE tHis question

A:

Try resTaRTInG the emulAtor anD ecLiPSe - this alWaYs cLearS UP that ProbLEm For me.

 Q:

PaSsing OBJeCtIve-C metHoD to c++ meThOd

I CreAted vOId tyPe methOd in ObjeCtive-c To pass it to C++ metHOd shown below:
C++ MEtHOD tO WhicH ObJectiv-C methOd wiLL be pAsseD:
GlFwSETWindOwSizECALlBAck(m_Window, windowResIzE);

Here iS ObjeCtive-C method:
- (vOid) windowRESIZe:(GLFWwiNdow *)WInDOw :(int)width :(int)hEight {GlViewport(0, 0, WIdth, heigHt);}

I knOw it can bE solved by ADDing C++ filE to The ProJecT ANd Linking it to.m fILE witH C++ Method, bUt i Would liKe tO imPleMenT iT in Cocoa sYntax

A:

ObJC MeThOdS caN be paSSed arrouNd As sElEctOrs liKE 
SEL meThod = @sElecToR(wINdoWResize:WIdTH:HeigHt:);
GlFwSeTWiNdOwSizECalLBacK(m_WindoW, method);

ThEn aPPlieD iNsIde glfwsetWindowSizecaLlback. AlteRnAteLy you cOULd wrap thE ObjC call in a c function anD Pass the FunCtion PoinTer.
A more cOmpLete exAmpLE might Be:
void Func(NsAPplICAtion * TARgEt, SeL Method) {
    if ([taRGEt rEsponDstoSeLector
 yet. When you then run yo ur validat or ch eck , i tdoes  not  re-render aga i n.
H ence you get a renderwithth e  cor r ec t [na me]: va l ue d ata ,bu t t he va lidat or(at the  point ofre- re nder) is sti l las it was. 
Ad d the valida tio n chec kbef o re th e s etSta te and storethe resul ts of val i dationi n  t he s tate as well. The n  w h en setState is  calle d, th e re- ren der will s ho w the correct in f o r mat i on.

 Q:

And roid can'tg etdebugg er  to go awa y ecl ip s e
I have been  wor king with  eclip s e and a n droid f or a f ewmon thsn ow  a ndha v e n e ve r h a d t his prob le m.   Myprob l e m is t hat  whe n I d on't want torun  the app licat ion i n de bu g mod e, itrunsit  in debug modeanyw ays.  I a dde dthe  a ndroi d :debug gab le= "false"  tag in myxm l a nd  now it will justha n g  i n the "w aiting fo rd ebugger"  s cre en o n the d evic e . Any ide as ast owh ats cau si ng thi s? 
ED IT: 
Hmm. . .I r estart ed eclip se an d  the device..a n d it fixed ev e ry t h in g . Fe elfree to clo se t h is q uest i on 

A : 

Try  rest ar t in g  the emulator and E cl ipse -  this  always clear s up thatp r o blem for  me. 
Q :

Passing Obj ectiv e-C method to c++ m ethod 

I crea ted voidt y pe metho d i n O bje cti v e -C  to pass it t o C++me thod sh own  below: 
C+ + m eth odto  which Ob jectiv-C  m et ho dwil l bep assed:
g lf wSe tW ind owSiz e Callba ck(m_ Wind ow ,w ind owResiz e ); Here  i sObje cti ve -C me thod : 
-(void)windowRes ize : (GLF Ww in dow *)w indow :(int)w id th :(int)h ei ght  {glVi e w port(0,0, width, height);}

Ik now itcan  be s olve d by addi ngC++ fi let o theprojec t and  l ink i n g itt o .m  fi le  with C++m e tho d, bu ti wo uld lik e to implement iti n C ocoa syntax
A:
Obj C me tho d sc anbe pas s e d arround as se lectors li ke 
S EL method=  @s el ector(w indowRe size: w idth:he ight:);
g lfwSetWin do wSiz e C all back(m_Win dow, met hod);

Th e n app l ie d ins ide  glfwS et Win dowSi zeCall b ack . Alt ernate ly  you c ouldwr ap the O bjC call in a c functio n andpassthe  function  po i nte r.
A more  com plete exam ple  mi ght b e:v oid f unc( N SA ppl i catio n *t arget, SE L  m eth o d ){
    if ([ t a r get  resp ond s ToSele ctor 
 yet._When you_then run your validator_check, it_does_not re-render_again.
Hence_you get a_render with the_correct [name]: value data,_but the validator_(at_the point of re-render) is still as it was.
Add the validation check before the_setState_and store_the_results_of validation in the state_as well. Then when setState_is called,_the re-render will show the correct information.

 Q:

Android_can't_get debugger to_go away eclipse

I have been working with eclipse and_android for a few months now_and have never_had_this_problem.  My problem_is that when I don't want_to run the application in debug_mode, it runs it in debug mode_anyways.  I added the android:debuggable="false"_tag in my xml and_now it_will just hang in the_"waiting for debugger"_screen on_the device. _Any ideas as to whats causing_this?
EDIT:
Hmm...I restarted eclipse_and the device..and it fixed everything._Feel_free to close_this_question

A:

Try_restarting the_emulator and Eclipse_-_this always_clears_up that problem for me.

 Q:

Passing_Objective-C_method to c++ method

I created void type_method in Objective-C to_pass_it to C++ method_shown below:
C++ method to which_Objectiv-C method will be passed:
glfwSetWindowSizeCallback(m_Window, windowResize);

Here_is Objective-C_method:
- (void)_windowResize:(GLFWwindow *)window :(int)width :(int)height {glViewport(0, 0, width, height);}

I know it can_be solved by adding C++ file_to the project and_linking it_to.m_file with C++_method,_but i_would like to implement it in Cocoa_syntax

A:

ObjC methods_can be passed arround as selectors_like 
SEL method =_@selector(windowResize:width:height:);
glfwSetWindowSizeCallback(m_Window,_method);

Then applied inside glfwSetWindowSizeCallback. Alternately you_could wrap the ObjC call in_a c function and pass_the_function_pointer.
A more complete example might_be:
void func(NSApplication * target, SEL method)_{
  _ if ([target respondsToSelector