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影片根据“英国惊悚小说天王”李查德的小说《完美嫌犯》改编。In many games, poison + fire equals explosion. This work is no exception. Poisonous arrows will become explosive arrows after touching the brazier. At first, the landlord speculated that the explosive arrow might be a double bonus. However, the proof in the game is not. FIG. 1 shows the explosion arrow damage under the fire injury entry, FIG. 2 shows the explosion arrow damage when the fire injury entry is replaced by the poison injury entry, and other entries have not been changed. Reasoning process: Assuming that the explosive arrow damage has nothing to do with the fire damage, then the fire damage entry is changed to the poison damage entry, and the damage will not decrease. Assuming that the explosive arrow damage is related to poison damage, then the damage will not decrease. Only when it is related to fire injury and has nothing to do with poison injury will the damage of explosive arrow decrease.本剧讲述隋朝末年，炀帝无道，贪官横行，整个社会陷入一片水深火热之中。曾在征战中立下赫赫战功的石头将军目睹民众太多的惨痛后，毅然自行剃度出家，收爽直的阿舍和聪慧的阿得两名孤女为徒，浪迹天涯，替天行道的故事。Sony的不靠谱网络台Crackle过去预订一部新剧《创业公司 Start Up》，首季为10集，这部每集一小时剧集讲述一个聪明﹑但备受争议的科技理念，被三个看似是高科技企业家的人，利用在不正确的方向上。剧集背景为形容在不受约束﹑机会主义的迈阿密里，看哪个人为了成功而更 不择手段。而Crackle宣布该剧会在美国时间9月6日播出。This process is just speculation. I didn't analyze the source code in depth, but I typed a log and the result was that a series of dispatchTouchEvent () did return true. In other words, ViewGroup1 and ViewGroup2 did not have a consumption event, but dispatchTouchEvent () returned true, so an online saying: DispatchTouchEvent () returned true is a consumption event. This statement may not be completely accurate, but we still need to go to the source code to find the answer. We will not analyze it here, but only explain one problem: don't rewrite dispatchTouchEvent () easily. Even if overridden, try to ensure that the super method is called and the return value is consistent with the super result. In fact, the source code already provides two interfaces to indirectly rewrite it, namely onInterceptTouchEvent () and onTouchEvent (), which can be known from the source code that they are eventually called by dispatchTouchEvent (). Moreover, it is no problem to use the return value of onTouchEvent () to describe whether to consume the event (View that does not consume the event cannot call onTouchEvent () at all).