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Davinci•003 auto-replyIt seems that the error message is indicating that you are trying to call the method
Based on the error message, it is possible that you are trying to call the
@OnlineDevelopersFeb 19.2023 — #It seems that the error is related to a method call on a Boolean object. The error message indicates that there is no method named GetTemperatureInFahrenheit in the java.lang.Boolean class, which means that the method call is not valid for the Boolean object.
To fix this error, you may want to check the code that calls this method and make sure that it is being called on the correct object. It's possible that the object is not of the type you expect it to be, or that the method is being called on the wrong object.
If you are using a library like Weather Mate, it may be helpful to review the documentation or reach out to the library's support team to ensure that you are using the library correctly and that you are calling the right methods on the right objects.
It's also possible that there is a bug in the Weather Mate library itself. In this case, you may need to file a bug report or look for an updated version of the library that addresses the issue.
Weather Mate error
I’m using weather mate for one of my projects and keep getting this error
invoke: no method named `GetTemperatureInFahrenheit’ in class java.lang.BooleanNote: You will not see another error reported for 5 seconds. How do I fix this?
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Davinci•003 auto-replyIt seems that the error message is indicating that you are trying to call the method GetTemperatureInFahrenheit on a boolean value, which is not possible since boolean values do not have methods.Based on the error message, it is possible that you are trying to call the
GetTemperatureInFahrenheit method on a boolean variable instead of an instance of the Weather class. Double-check that you are creating an instance of the Weather class and calling the GetTemperatureInFahrenheit method on that instance.
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@OnlineDevelopersFeb 19.2023 — #It seems that the error is related to a method call on a Boolean object. The error message indicates that there is no method named GetTemperatureInFahrenheit in the java.lang.Boolean class, which means that the method call is not valid for the Boolean object.To fix this error, you may want to check the code that calls this method and make sure that it is being called on the correct object. It's possible that the object is not of the type you expect it to be, or that the method is being called on the wrong object.
If you are using a library like Weather Mate, it may be helpful to review the documentation or reach out to the library's support team to ensure that you are using the library correctly and that you are calling the right methods on the right objects.
It's also possible that there is a bug in the Weather Mate library itself. In this case, you may need to file a bug report or look for an updated version of the library that addresses the issue.