On May 15, 6:33 am, tyliong tyli...@gmail.com wrote:
I am a newbie developer and have done iphone coding. I just don't
understand how some code works as it is not explained in my book.
An Android book probably doesn't teach you programming, or
programming in the Java language. Read up on the
I'm not sure what the value of such a preview
would be-- I thought you wanted it mirror-flipped,
but you're swapping left and right halves of the image.
You may want to read through this thread. The
challenge is to keep your processing code lean and
efficient enough, since a phone is not going
Theoretically, a perfect accelerometer would give you your relative
velocity
change, and if you knew the initial velocity, you could get your
relative
position change.
In practice, you don't have a perfect accelerometer-- they have sample
rate limits that are pretty coarse for kinetic analysis,
As another poster was hinting, this is a job for HTTP POST, not
HTTP GET.
GET puts all arguments into the URL. POST puts a short URL, and
then adds all of the arguments to the hidden handshaking
conversation that follows the network connection. The good news
is that many CGI programs don't
On Apr 7, 3:06 pm, JAlexoid (Aleksandr Panzin) jalex...@gmail.com
wrote:
Why would you need Honeycomb source?
I think the issue is not need vs want. Yet. It's doing the right
thing. If a network router uses some open-licensed code, but doesn't
provide the sources, they are rightly brought
On Apr 7, 2:55 am, rishabh agrawal android.rish...@gmail.com wrote:
plz reply
rishabh agrawal, your question made no sense because it had no details
that we could use to understand the problem. This is not the first
time that your questions on this forum were helpless. Could you
please
read
The characters are made to be the same width as all other
Chinese characters, so that text will align as expected.
Even if I knew NOTHING about Unicode, or UTF-8 encoding,
I might decide to type all of the digits on the Chinese
soft keyboard, then cut and paste them into my Java code,
making a
characters, or the good old ones, just drawn
with a wider, Chinese font?
06.04.2011 21:59 пользователь Hari Edo hari@gmail.com написал:
The characters are made to be the same width as all other
Chinese characters, so that text will align as expected.
Even if I knew NOTHING about
On Apr 4, 10:29 am, Gino ginolee...@gmail.com wrote:
In my tests, it looks like onSavedInstanceState() does not get called
when switching from portrait to landscape mode, or vice versa.
There is no 'onSavedInstanceState' method in Activity.
Is that a typo in your question, or a typo in your
On Apr 1, 11:16 pm, a a harvey.a...@gmail.com wrote:
But i can't understand the following algorithm
function nextHighestPowerOfTwo(x) {
--x;
for (var i = 1; i 32; i = 1) {
x = x | x i;
}
return x + 1;
}
On the first loop, take the value and smear its bits
once
On Mar 29, 7:25 am, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
This is a known problem with the 2.3 emulator.
*sigh* Seems like a pretty obvious thing to test before releasing,
wouldn't you think?
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You're inflating a whole layout, then attaching a listener to it,
then throwing the whole layout away. There's nothing here showing
that the layout you've inflated is actually shown or attached to
the current activity. If it's not on the screen, it's not going
to react to clicks.
Normally, you
I've used katakana and hiragana extensively in textviews, no problem.
This is a pretty suspicious error report-- is it JUST that string?
Is it only when the textview is in a listview? What's the full stack
trace? Are you sure your own function is not in the recursion, like
if you change the
If you mean like the SMS app, you can do that with a .9.png
image file, also called a Nine Patch.
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/graphics/2d-graphics.html#nine-patch
On Mar 27, 10:34 pm, Nick Longinow nicklongi...@gmail.com wrote:
Like a balloon-style dialog, with one side of the
On Mar 26, 10:01 pm, miguel miguelp...@gmail.com wrote:
- Any tip for the sensor noise removal? Low pass filter, threeshold?
both? any value for that filters? I tried EVERYTHING but the smooth
problem may not be just here (so sad)
- Any useful tip to make the overlay views move smooth?
On Mar 25, 8:36 pm, bob b...@coolgroups.com wrote:
Does android have any libraries to help with collision detection?
Not going to give us much to go on, right? What do you mean?
Phone-hits-pavement, finger-thumps-phone, finger-taps-widget,
circle-intersects-with-circle,
The Android SDK setup for Eclipse does integrate with the ProGuard
tool,
which includes obfuscation. I don't think obfuscation is much of a
protection, to be honest. Focus on making a damned good app that
honest people will be happy to pay for. You'll never achieve 100%
control over something
I think you're confused about how Android picks apps (activities)
to handle various commands (intents) that the user invokes.
Roughly:
* the phone radio kit receives a call
* Android asks, hey, which app is able to answer calls?
+ If one app says it can, that app is assumed the default.
On Mar 23, 5:50 am, madushanka chamilhewag...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I am handling the security module of a framework that will
designed to develop real time applications for as my final year
project. I am new to android and i need help on this. At the moment i
need to know how to encrypt an
This has nothing to do with Android, per se.
Calling free(x) when x is NULL is not harmful.
Calling free(x) when x came from malloc() is not harmful.
Calling free(x) twice with the same value of x will surely SIGSEGV.
Calling free(x) with a bad value will likely SIGSEGV.
Note case 3: if you
On Mar 23, 11:41 pm, Dewr wind8...@gmail.com wrote:
thank you guys. I really appreciate your advice.
I have debugged by putting this 1 line code right after free(strBuf);
(though there is no repeating free(strBuf)...)
strBuf = NULL;
If that's all that you changed, and it fixed the
On Mar 17, 10:05 pm, lol zsefv...@gmail.com wrote:
webview always answers onmousedown (js) after your finger leave up
from the screen, so onmousedown is just like onclick. So how can
webview listen to onTouch event so that it can answer the onmousedown
event immediataly when you've touched
On Mar 13, 3:59 pm, Abhishek Talwar r.o.b.i.n.abhis...@gmail.com
wrote:
can anyone guide me to the path of augmented reality some nice
tutorials, books ,special tips, platforms/sdk
video links which can do the magic,..
Here you go: http://tinyurl.com/663pdl2
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On Mar 10, 5:21 am, leela morampudile...@gmail.com wrote:
i am able to run Scale adn Translate animations one after another
is it possible to run both at a time..
Read the documentation for AnimationSet.
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On Mar 9, 5:38 pm, kiros88 ghui...@gmail.com wrote:
rather then the basic Ringer Volume display so i couldnt find any
code that was using those words does anyone have an idea what it is
like is it a toast cuz if it is does anyone know how to put a seekbar
and textview on a single toast
You
This looks like a school homework assignment.
Have you even taken the first step of dividing this task into
two parts? What's the first thing you want to do? What have
you considered, to get that first step accomplished?
On Mar 3, 6:13 pm, Muhammad Anas anas@gmail.com wrote:
I am new to
On Mar 6, 5:00 pm, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
If the layout you want to include is *exactly* the same for all
configurations, just put it in res/layout.
I once tried to have small rotation-independent clusters of
views included from layout/, while the activity xml was in
Try setting the text value after setting the typeface? It may
incorrectly
cache the measurement using the view's Paint's font, and not revise
that
measurement when the typeface is changed.
On Mar 5, 10:38 am, Nikolay Elenkov nikolay.elen...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 1:10 PM,
On Mar 5, 7:47 am, rishabh agrawal android.rish...@gmail.com wrote:
how to check my sign is correct or not,becouse i have no android phone
where i can test.i sign my apps using eclipse so how i will
chek ..plz help
Why would you start publishing without even having one device?
The
One alternative is to look for, or create, a public singleton.
A public singleton is a class that (1) ever only has one instance,
and (2) that instance can be located from anywhere by means of a
static method.
One candidate for singleton status is Application -- it is a Context,
and you expect
On Mar 4, 9:54 am, Jake Colman col...@ppllc.com wrote:
So your suggestion is that I extend the Application class using the
singleton pattern? And my extension saves 'this' (the context) as a
static member of my singleton? So now I have to see how to extend the
application class.
Yes,
On Mar 4, 10:40 am, Hari Edo hari@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, indeed. Extend android.app.Application.
... Android constructs your class instead of
the default. It gets its own onCreate()/onDestroy() lifecycle that
spans all activities.
Clarification: Application has no onDestroy() and you
On Mar 2, 12:41 pm, rishabh agrawal android.rish...@gmail.com wrote:
i have develope apps in which i play background music.but when i go to
the home through back tab then the song is also playing.how it is
stop.. my code are
MediaPlayer mp=MediaPlayer.create(this, R.raw.ri);
On Mar 2, 7:20 am, Mika mika.ristim...@gmail.com wrote:
So what I would like to do is to have one view open where the user can
see the new values and in the same window have also the system
settings activity where the user should input the values.
And if they have no hardware keyboard, they
Greg, reading fail. There's a difference between she's
only the one who... and she's the only one who...
Without Dianne's team, Android wouldn't be.
Shane, the advice (from Google team or anyone else) is
trying to coach you into a sustainable design. You can
write whatever compiles, but the
Reflection is the act of asking the JVM (Dalvik VM) and the
current ClassLoader object instance for information about the
classes it can reach in memory or along the Java CLASSPATH.
It has nothing to do with inter-process communication. If it
is not in the current process, or reachable by the
You don't respond to the HOME key, it is handled by the OS
and only by the OS. Add android:clearTaskOnLaunch to your
top-level activity tag in the manifest, and the OS does
what you describe.
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element.html
On Feb 16, 7:00 am, Abhilash
I think the advice is to caution you not to do this for all of your
UI elements everywhere, just as you don't use Java Reflection for
all method calls. Looking a few things up by name in response to
an activity start-up or a user interaction should not be a big deal.
On Feb 16, 7:30 am, Samuh
On Feb 16, 7:30 am, Samuh samuh.va...@gmail.com wrote:
Questions:
What are other alternatives that we can try?
How should such resources be bundled so that they can be addressed in
code efficiently?
If you do find yourself making many calls, especially from the same
name multiple times,
Fifteen seconds of the proper use of web search tools gives this:
FAQ: Is SQLite threadsafe?
http://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q6
Android Documentation - SQLiteDatabase - setLockingEnabled()
On Feb 14, 9:15 am, Abhilash baddam
abhilash.androiddevelo...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried like but showing error..
Why is it so hard for people to explain WHAT error they get?
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Note that the usual matrix-manipulating animations don't change the
hit-testing for a view, so you have to actually move the real view
if you plan on animating a view that is touchable.
My app, Qwiz - Hiragana, uses a LOT of drag and drop of views,
and touchable views that move around on their
I can set shadow layer attributes in XML for a textview.
Separate attributes control the Dx, Dy, radius and color.
I can also set shadow layer attributes in code.
One method will allow me to set all four of those parameters.
However, I don't see any getters for these parameters.
I'd prefer to
Are you saying that your MainActivity.onResume() nor your
MainActivity.onActivityResult() is not being called? I would think
both should be happening here, and the translucent visual effect is
irrelevant. See the activity lifecycle documentation.
On Feb 9, 6:02 am, vivin joy
Try signing out of the Market console, shutting down your web browser
instance completely, and forcing a refresh of the page. This sounds
similar to a complaint where Free apps were reported with 'invalid
price' in many countries; a clean browser session fixed the problems.
On Feb 9, 12:01 pm,
I think he said he had a special soft keyboard that was to be used for
this field. Sounds like he doesn't want to go through the whole
hassle
of creating an entire soft keyboard, nor creating all the caret-
position
and backspace-handling code necessary to reinvent EditView. I don't
know the
I ran into this on an update of my free app tonight as well.
I completely quit the whole Chrome browser process (which has
been running for a month), and restarted it. The price problem
went away as if by magic.
I did notice another problem, where non-latin characters were
causing the Recent
Save data when the user's no longer interacting with it. And even
when they are. As you point out, there are no guaranteed callbacks.
The system assumes that if you're idle, you can be killed.
On Feb 5, 8:57 pm, AndroidDevTime androiddevd...@gmail.com wrote:
I would like to handle application
Web sites should be even more aware that differences in browsers
exist, and to allow the end user to dictate the state of the
browser, not you. For some examples, phone clamped in landscape
on a car's dashboard; user who prefers landscape because the text
can be bigger and more readable; users
On Feb 4, 2:31 pm, Kostya Vasilyev kmans...@gmail.com wrote:
No, that says that the purchase can't be refunded.
Is it somehow made clear to the user that the purchase can be refunded
by contacting the developer?
-- Kostya
I would gather that only those developers who WANT TO OFFER THE
Something else is causing your Force Close. Read the exception
report in LogCat and dig into the actual cause.
Read up on the Activity lifecycle, in particular the bubble
that reads Other applications need memory:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html
The Android OS
Congrats on having such a popular app.
Sounds like your child has grown up and left home, moved off to other
markets
without asking your permission. Some people would say it's stealing,
piracy,
and must be stopped at all costs. Some people would say that the more
people
see it, the more people
This kind of question seems more like a school homework
assignment, but in case the question is practical, here goes.
What Base64 is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64
This article gives plenty of examples and details that someone
can write their own fully-tested implementation in an hour.
Perhaps the actual question is how to get a byte[] for a given
Bitmap or vice versa. This is, indeed, Android-specific and not
as obvious as the Base64 part of your question.
However, again, with a couple minutes of Google use, I found
this snippet:
// have Bitmap bitmap from somewhere
I've never heard of a software *development* position that's
stuffed into a mid-shift or night-shift slot. Either you're
really advertising for operations technicians to be on call
for those hours, or you are expecting a groundbreaking work
environment where collaboration is excercised primarily
An APK file, like a Java JAR file, is really just a ZIP
archive file with special manifest data included with the
other data files.
Your assets/ directory on your development machine may
contain individual files. They get zipped up into the
APK along with all the .class, .png and .xml files.
They list compatible phones. Buy one of those.
This is the most important paragraph I found in your forum link:
The problem is, publishing to Android won't really be
solid for another year. Consumers get locked into 2 year
contracts, in the same way I got locked in, and the most
common
I think the tablets in general will be more likely to flip orientation
and good apps should handle that gracefully. But I think they should
also have a lock orientation control at the OS or hardware level,
as it's common but annoying to have the view flipping as you lay down
in bed reading on an
I'm not sure that this is the right forum for platform-developers;
it's more geared to app-developers.
However, I will point out that there's an important entity between
the framebuffer level and the activity level, and that is the Window.
Activities come and go, Dialogs come and go, and their
I think Andre was looking for a design limit, not how to set one.
The control can handle many pages of text, even with spanning styled
markup. The EULA which I saw on one Android tablet was shown in a
simple text view, and it was about fifty pages of text on the tablet.
(The EditText control
If you're sure that all users of the data are within the same process
(the
same app), then using Java synchronized is the best way to go.
However,
you will need to be very careful to understand your semaphore
dependencies,
or deadlock will occur. Not responding is almost as bad as Data
corrupted
It would create a dependancy loop:
* the app code requires R.java to be generated
* the R.java generation requires the XML to be scanned
* the XML @java would require the app code to be scanned
Maybe you intend the XML to be scanned twice, with two different
sets of rules as to what is
The tarot deck answers nothing, so I'm reading the tea leaves now. If
that
doesn't work, I will throw some chicken bones across the campfire.
What app? Is this your app? What are you doing to develop the
activity?
Are you making layouts in XML? Did you try a sample application?
What
tablet
On Jan 26, 2:53 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
I would recommend that developers depend as little as possible on
explicitly using firmware-defined resources. If you need them, copy
their values into your project. Or, at least have a value that you use
as a fallback in case a
Are you setting fill-after to true on this animation?
On Jan 26, 4:58 pm, chrismanster chrismans...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a GridView with several n Views in the Layout. When one is
clicked I want to reverse the LayoutAnimation to give the affect that
everything is being removed. Once the
This is pretty common with XML systems with a lot of tags, especially
if they're meant to be expanded or mashed up.
If you create your own View types, you can extend the XML DTD to
include
your namespace. Third-party libraries can add all of their features
with their own namespace. It's the
Read the documentation for the 'adb' tool. Live pictures from your
phone or from your emulator. No video.
On Jan 24, 9:51 am, jayavenkat jaia...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
whether its possible to capture live picture from Android
emulator 2.2 version,If so can anyone share your ideas
As far as I know, the Home button can't be overridden or hooked by
your application. The button invokes an Intent, and the system looks
up what activity (or activities) are coded to respond to that Intent.
All your app will know is that it is asked to save instance state,
pause operation, and
My GoogleAnalytics app is working fine, but it's not on the market yet
so it's only getting about 150 events / day as I debug features at
home.
Are you calling .dispatch() occasionally? Queued up pageviews and
events
don't get sent to the server until (1) there's network, and (2) you
call
On Jan 22, 7:50 pm, TreKing treking...@gmail.com wrote:
I have no idea what a bean class is.
It's one of those J2EE things that they shove at you in
diploma-mill university IT classes. Basically, an object
with a hashmap of properties, so that it's trivial to make
GUI front-ends that can
On Jan 21, 1:12 am, Ankit Nigam ankitniga...@gmail.com wrote:
1. Pick a photo and detects faces and show rectangle, and detect smile
of each face and show smile percentage of each.
2. Pick a photo from photo library and show faces. if you click faces,
it search all photo library and show
On Jan 21, 3:06 am, Zsolt Vasvari zvasv...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there a way to know whether a phone has a Search button or not? I
believe Search is optional and not all phones have it. I would like
to hide my UI elements for invoking search if I could determine the
presence of the hard
I think he wants to know what range of characters are exposed, when
the
text is longer than the visible area. The TextView and ScrollView
don't
really communicate or coordinate this very well. Since ScrollView
works
on a pixel basis, and TextView is all about characters and lines, you
likely
Are you doing all your setFlags() before inflating the intent?
I'm not sure but I think that's a requirement.
On Jan 21, 9:29 am, guich guiha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Pardon me, i forgot that i set the fullscreen at runtime, just before
showing the application's ui:
if (fullscreen)
* I meant inflating your content view, not your intent.
On Jan 21, 9:29 am, guich guiha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Pardon me, i forgot that i set the fullscreen at runtime, just before
showing the application's ui:
if (fullscreen)
Not that it's a particularly standard example, but the e-book reader
NOOKcolor
replaces the see all your apps launcher with the see all your Barnes
Noble
purchased e-books Home instead. So the Home key doesn't show all your
apps, and neither would the ACTION_MAIN/CATEGORY_HOME intent.
I
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 12:06 PM, Hari Edo hari@gmail.com wrote:
Not that it's a particularly standard example, but the e-book reader
NOOKcolor...
On Jan 21, 3:35 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
(1) NOOK is not a compatible device.
Dianne, I generally value your
On Jan 21, 7:52 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
Further, if you are planning on publishing an app to Market, I would *very*
*strongly* urge you to *not* do development against a device that does not
itself ship with Market. You have no idea what kinds of things may be
It's not clear what effect you're doing, but you will probably need
the inverse of the drawing transformation to determine the hits.
That is, if the drawing transformation is dividing by Z for depth
and perspective, the hit testing function should be multiplying by
Z to put the touch coordinates
A large number of app developers are using Eclipse (or other
tools) on Mac OS X to produce Android packages successfully.
The performance of a machine running Eclipse on Mac OS X will be
about the same as a similar configuration on Linux. There is no
reason to expect a major shift between these
On Jan 20, 11:10 am, arun panigrahi arunp.xpertt...@gmail.com wrote:
- *Position: Guidewire Developer*
- The candidate is required to have a minimum of *2 years experience
with
- Guidewire's UI (Screen configurations) Rules and Integration*
development
- utilizing *Guidewire Claim Center 5.0 or
I think people rely on the software emulator instead.
If you know how to dive into the firmware at that level,
you would know whether you would impact the reliability
and consistent behavior of the device. I wouldn't trust
the results, myself.
On Jan 19, 8:29 pm, brian purgert
None of the existing ColorFilter classes have any spatial arguments.
If you can implement a new ColorFilter extension that did take
an X/Y formula or maybe a gravity-like constant, that could work.
However, I expect all of the ColorFilter examples use native code
for speed purposes.
Instead,
The database is just one file in your app's data directory. You need
to
specify the name of the database when you use it, and that becomes the
filename that defines the database file.
Just make a backup copy of the original file, or make a brand new
database
file for your tests. You should be
While I don't know how dalvik really will hand this, but I expect
that if you make a new Thread or AsyncTask as required, it's done.
Now, it's up to you to architect your app to do this in a way that
makes sense. It does not make sense to fire off ten or twenty
different AsyncTasks just to show
(1) I agree that more core exceptions like AIOOBE should give better
diagnostics, at the (rare) expense of the StringBuilder work to
do it.
(2) If multiple people are seeing it on the same line number, then
it's
likely a real problem. Now to figure out how to reproduce it.
(3) Any
Watch for any content change of the four EditTexts, with
addTextChangedListener(). Don't update your fields if the current
value in the field seems invalid (empty, non-numeric, etc.).
Note the user can hit the Next action on most soft keyboards
or tap each field to move from EditText to
Almost everything on this group is a question, and not a discussion,
so I thought I'd do something a little different. Here I share a
little code that I put together yesterday.
I have a general-purpose extension of the Android Application class,
where I put together useful capabilities that
As an example, the Barnes and Noble NOOKcolor device has no
vibrator. Any apps that were expecting to offer that feature run
without incident (and without vibrating, obviously). This device
also has a number of other deficiencies as it was not intended to
be used as a generic Android tablet,
Please remember that your code is a guest on someone else's phone.
Your code should act accordingly. Don't make features that depend on
just one way of ending the code. Dead battery, force quit, kill
process,
all of these things are normal and your code should expect that.
On Jan 17, 2:04 am,
If you make a new class MyActivity extending Activity, then you make
all of your activites extend MyActivity instead, then you can
implement whatever instance tracking you'd like to do. But Java (and
thus Dalvik) have no way to reflect and iterate all object instances
of a class, extended class,
Another program called SoftKeys does this by way of a running
Service. It offers access to the usually-mandated hardware keys
like MENU, BACK, HOME, SEARCH, even for those few oddball
devices like NOOKcolor that do not include those keys.
An IME keyboard is also a form of this kind of UI
It seems like whenever a scale is done as a part of an animset,
the starting or ending scale is computed incorrectly, as the
reciprocal
of the ending scale. I think they're calculating the anti-transform
for
each element, and doing it badly, messing up compound animations.
Thanks for posting
I am guessing that the /mnt in your example is where you're mounting
the
SD card image on your computer. Your Android device doesn't typically
have
a /mnt directory. You may find your card is mounted at the root,
e.g., the
path /sdcard/file.xml may exist. The *proper* way to figure this out
is
Is this some sort of kiosk application, where the user doesn't own the
hardware? The basic idea is to replace the stock Launcher with your
own app, responding to all Home intents.
I just finished breaking down this kind of dumb software barrier on my
e-book reader, so I could use the device for
On Jan 14, 1:32 am, Saj TK saj.dr...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, what i really wanted to do is delete the Media file from the memory
location and write some encrypted data to the same location. I have to make
sure that i m writing to the same location, not anywhere else in the card.
To do this
Have you tried writing them with unusual filename extensions and other
obfuscation? Your program may know it's a .png file but many media
applications would likely ignore a file if it's got a .notpng
extension.
If you can delete them after first run, so much the better, but not
necessary.
On
A very many platforms, applications and filesystems have trouble with
files that
exceed 2GB. Even if Android's dalvik/Java-like libraries are okay
with it, the
sqlite implementation may not be. Even if sqlite can deal with huge
files, the
SD card filesystem is surely FAT32, which will limit you
public class Sync extends IntentService
{
--- Integer counter;
public void Sync() {
super(Sync);
--- counter = 0;
}
...
}
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What is your code giving you that's unsatisfactory?
Depending on your definition of shake, you could probably
tell the difference between side to side vs up and down
but you will likely get very inconsistent results if you try to
distinguish leftward vs rightward. Your hand often
anticipates a
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