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Product keys are used to activate Coreform software licenses. Below are instructions for activating your license when your computer is not connected to the internet or if you get an error when using the standard activation process
If the computer running Coreform Cubit is not connected to the Internet, you will need to use another computer that can access the Internet to (i) retrieve the product key, and (ii) activate and download the license file.
Obtain the hostid of your computer using the rlmutil utility. To do this, navigate to the installation folder in a terminal window (cd Program Files/Coreform Cubit 2020.2) Then type rlmutil rlmhostid ether
The file name may include the wildcard character *, but not the wildcard character ?, since the ? is used for command completion. File deletion from the command line can also be disabled. If deletions are set to off files cannot be deleted from the cubit command line.
This creates a new directory with the specified name and path. The command accepts an absolute path, a relative path, or no path. If a relative path is specified, it is relative to the current working directory, which can be seen by typing 'pwd' at the cubit command prompt. If no path is specified, the new directory is created in the current working directory.
The command succeeds if the specified directory was successfully created, or if the specified directory already exists. The command fails if the new directory's immediate parent directory does not exist or is not a directory.
The start option will start a CPU timer that will continue until the stop command is issued. The elapsed time will be printed out on the command line. If no arguments are given, the command will act like a toggle.
The comment command can take multiple arguments. If an argument is an unquoted word, it is treated as an aprepro variable and its value is printed out. Quoted strings are printed verbatim, and numbers are printed as they would be in a journal string. For example:
This setting will allow users to echo error messages to a separate log file. The resume option will allow output to be appended to existing files instead of overwriting them. For more information on CUBIT environment settings see List Cubit Environment.
To determine information on version numbers, enter the command Version. This command reports the CUBIT version number, the date and time the executable was compiled, and the version numbers of the ACIS solid modeler and the VTK library linked into the executable. This information is useful when discussing available capabilities or software problems with CUBIT developers.
CUBIT uses all available precision internally, but by default will only print out a certain number of digits in order for columns to line up nicely. The user can override that with the "set digits" command:
If the digits are set to -1, then the default number of digits for pretty formatting are used. If the digits are set to a specific number, such as 15, more digits of accuracy can be displayed. This may be useful when checking the exact position and size of geometric features.
Good day I am following a tutorial and part of it requires me to create a cubit class, the teacher is using VS Code and the extension to create Cubit Classes can be easily be found. I found the one for Android Studio, installed it and the feature showed but it would not create the class still.
Clean architecture helps you maintain your code and it's really suitable for large projects and best for scalability. Flutter beginners get difficult time to understand and implement it. And adding BLoC and Cubit with it makes it more difficult. Take a BLoC and TDD with clear architecture course.
Here I am gonna explain step by step to understand Clean architecture and also cover TDD at the end with dependency injection with GetIt. Clean architecture has three layers. This could be your ultimate project or folder structure of Flutter app.
Rest of the folders would reside inside lib/core and lib/src folder. Your core folder would contain the core features of the app written in dart code (mostly) and src folder would contain the screens or pages.
After that we create repository or repos. Repositories contains abstract classes or interfaces. Dart does not have interfaces, Dart only gives us abstract classes. We will use abstract classes to mimic interfaces.
These classes contain methods signature. So the signatue defines what a feature should do. You should also notice that it's an abstract class. It means either we extend or implement this class by others.
If we implement this class by other class, that means all the methods defined in the AuthRepo class must in the other class. All the methods must be defined in the class subclass of AuthRepo, which we will see later. The subclass is AuthRepoImpl.
Data layer is for fetching data from outside world or from local storage to app. Data layer depends on domain layer. If you delete domain layer, data layer will get error. But the opposite is not true. In general data layer contains three below folders.
Models in data layer are like entities. But they have more features. they are the extension of the entities, so we will let our model class to extend our entity. So an entity becomes our parent class for a model.
From the above picture you will see auth_remote_data_source.dart file. This class will contain an abstract class AuthRemoteDataSource as well an implementation of this abstract class name AuthRemoteDataSourceImpl.
What ever is defined in the domain layer repositories(repos), data layer repositories would implement them. Remember that repos in the domain is all abstract classes. Datasource would be taken from external server or local storage. The exact approach how to reach out to the external source or local storage is defined in the repos of this layer.
In general the bloc in presentation layer would trigger the usecases of domain layer. And then the usecases would trigger the repositories in domain layer to data layer repository. Remember data layer's repositories are the implementation of the domain layer repositories(they are just abstract classes).
Let's take another look. This might help how you understand the basic flow. The below diagram shows how the basic flow starts from Presentation layer to the domain layer to the data layer. This is uni directional.
You should start with BLoC/Cubit/GetX at the top with registerFactory() method. Inside the registerFactory() method you should get your app logic, it means your state management mechanism.
Here O stands for Open Close Principle or OCP. It basically means every module or sub layer are open to new extension, which means you can easily add new code without disturbing the architecture.
L for Liskov Substitution Principle or LSP. It means child class could replace parent class. It's totally object oriented principle. It's about inheritance and getting properties and fields from parent class.
D for Dependency Inversion Principle or DIP. It means you should create more interfaces and they should be able to work with new dependency without breaking the old one. It strictly connects with ISP. To follow DIP you must first follow ISP.
Bloc is a well-known and established library when it comes to state management in Flutter. It promotes good practices such as immutability and it has one of the best ecosystems of supporting packages and documentation built around it. In spite of all these benefits, using the Bloc package is painful at times and the cause is none other than boilerplate.
The version 6.0.0 and upwards of the Bloc package comes to make this library palatable to the masses! It gives you the ability to use a lighter version of Bloc called Cubit, and removes a bunch of boilerplate.
This tutorial is suited both for beginners who'd like to learn Cubit/Bloc from scratch and also for developers who are already experienced with Bloc. If you'd just like to see a migration guide from the previous version, there's no better place to look than the official Bloc website.
It's best to learn from real examples and that's why we're going to build a simple weather forecast app at first using Cubit and then with Bloc (going between the two is very simple). Grab the starter project from below which contains all the code like UI and model classes not related to state management.
The app displays a randomly generated temperature in the given city which allows us to demonstrate asynchronous fetching of data. We'll also show a loading indicator while awaiting a Future and an error snackbar whenever an exception is thrown while fetching the forecast.
Although there is a bigillion different ways to manage state in Flutter, in essence, it all boils down to having mutable or immutable state. We probably all get started mutating individual fields inside a State object of the StatefulWidget or inside a ChangeNotifier. Methods that mutate state are inside the same object as the state itself.
If you've worked with Bloc before, you can see that something is missing - events. They're replaced by regular methods. Instead of adding an event to the Bloc called GetWeather, you're going to call a method on the Cubit called getWeather(). Thus, the code will become shorter, cleaner and you'll have to maintain fewer classes.
The first step is to add dependencies to pubspec.yaml. Both Cubit and Bloc are interoperable, in fact, the Bloc class extends Cubit. This means we need to import only the bloc and flutter_bloc libraries and we're going to get Cubit bundled for free.
Next, we need to create the files that'll hold our WeatherCubit and also WeatherState classes. It's possible to create all these files and boilerplate manually but there are also handy extensions for VS Code and IntelliJ/Android Studio. We'll use VS Code in this tutorial.
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