The Eclipse plugin sucks if you do a bit more than just simple layouts
or drawables. The only way to check if it all works fine, is to check
it during runtime (either on the emulator or, better, a real device).
On Oct 1, 3:08 am, Shawn Brown wrote:
> > If you know or can guess please tell me why:
Since quite a while (i think after the the OTA update to Froyo (2.2)),
my Voice Search from the keyboard stopped working.
A Voice Search from Google Search, for example, still works fine
without problems.
But when clicking on the keyboard's microphone button to speak a text
that needs entering in
You haven't shown us enough of your code (code snippets) for us to
begin figuring out what may be wrong with your app. Could you provide
more details?
But to your questions;
1. The onCreate is called once per Activity instance.
If you have instance-variables/fields in you activity, you can assume
Also, your app may not work on HIS hero-phone.
It could be tons of things, depending on your app, that may have
nothing to do with a particular (brand of) device, but with software
loaded on it.
E.g. your app uses services that a task-manager on his device keeps
killing.
E.g. your app may use some
When i create an activity that uses a custom-theme, e.g.
android:theme="@style/MyLogonTheme".
I create my theme in styles.xml:
- sans
- @drawable/
android_screen_logon_bg
(note that i have a few more themes a
king your app to launch. If you want to
> reduce that, you need to profile and optimize your app's launch time.
>
> On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 3:50 PM, Streets Of Boston
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > When i create an activity that uses a custom-theme, e.g.
> >
ark Murphy wrote:
> You could try Traceview and see where the time is going:
>
> http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/traceview.html
>
> On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Streets Of Boston
>
>
>
>
>
> wrote:
> > Thank you Dianne,
> > I'
Some hackers have been able to enable multi-touch on the G1. The
hardware is there, but because of legal issues, it has not been
enabled.
It is a patent issue. Just google this:
apple patent multi touch
And to be honest, i don't miss multi-touch that much. I like that i
can use only one hand t
Simple. :-)
The error says that the file does not exist... that means you should
create it.
Use File#createNewFile().
On Jul 13, 5:53 pm, doubleminus wrote:
> Romain is? I don't understand. Is there something I should be doing
> to avoid filenotfound exception?
>
> On Jul 13, 12:40 am, 郑伟 wrot
First:
You directly modify the activity's attribute 'items' (that serves as
your data in your list-adapter) in your background thread, without any
proper synchronization with the main GUI-thread. This is bad news. It
may work for a while, but it's bound to fail at some point.
Second (and i assume
Take a careful look at the API Demo code.
And then take a look at the OpenGL ES documentation (http://
www.khronos.org/opengles/)
Having the code that shows you how to rotate around the X or Y axis,
it should not be hard to figure out how to rotate along the Z axis
On Jul 14, 11:23 am, quill wro
7;t use the total angle to rotate because the axis
> is changable. I use gl.glLoadMatrixf(mModelViewMatrix, 0) to reach the
> previous state and then do glRotatef, it can work when I slip my
> finger quickly, but it works bad when I slip slowly.
>
> On Jul 14, 11:34 pm, Streets Of Bos
I'm not a google engineer, so i don't know the answer, but i have a
theory why this may happen.
In your layouts, do you use 'weights' (weightsum and layoutweight)?
If i remember correctly, if you use these attributes, layout-code is
called twice.
If the layout-code for a list-view includes the 'g
It looks like your Animal class is abstract and should never be
constructed. Declare Animal 'abstract' and see if you get an
instantiation error.
Have your tried to put the 'public static final Parcelable.Creator
CREATOR' and 'public static final Parcelable.Creator
CREATOR' variables and definiti
@Override
public void ready(String path, Uri uri) {
ACTIVE_INSTANCE.dismissDialog(R.layout.alert_dialog_waiting);
}
where 'ACTIVE_INSTANCE' is set to 'this' in the onCreate (and set to
'null' in the onDestroy).
This works fine.
On Jul 12, 11:13 pm,
I hope it's not 'private'! :=)
I'm using oneway quite a bit in my service's aidl definition.
On Jul 17, 10:20 am, Guillaume Perrot
wrote:
> Hello,
> I found in Android source code an interesting but undocumented keyword
> for aidl: "oneway" (before void in a function).
> As it sounds, the gener
I think this is deliberate.
If the user chooses Airplane Mode, he/she expects that all radios that
need to be turned off (by law/airline-regulation) are indeed turned
off.
What's the use of Airplane Mode if it leaves some radios turned on
that would make the phone not be in Airplane Mode, i.e. v
Currently I'm writing an app that contains an image viewer. I
implemented zooming as follows:
Zoom in:
Long press; Then a zoom-in icon appears at your finger-location. Then
drag a rectangle (with aspect ratio of your screen) from your current
finger position to another position; Move your finger
Be careful with DST and such. I work for a company that tracks time
(timecards, scheduling etc.). Handling DST properly is tricky.
The method Date.getTime() is timezone-less. It is a 'universal' time,
a *timestamp*, just a time without a definition of place/location! It
returns the number of mill
Kizza,
If you need to be able to tranlate 'on the fly', then you need to do
all translations yourself. Don't use the strings.xml file.
On Jul 20, 9:52 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> kizza wrote:
> > Hi, and thanks for your help.
> > I've managed to make my own ListAdapter now, but how do I load the
>
For no repeat:
http://www.khronos.org/opengles/documentation/opengles1_0/html/glTexParameter.html
and look at GL_CLAMP.
Texture y-coordinates go from the bottom to the top when y increases.
Bitmaps/images usually go from the top to the bottom when y increases.
Just flip your bitmap along the y-ax
Doubles and floats have a limited precision.
The extra -0.0019 you have in your result is a precision error.
You'll find this behavior on any machine that implements floats and
doubles according to the most prevailing spec:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754-2008
On Jul 18, 7:41 am, DKIT
Just have the AsyncTask's 'doInBackground' method return an object
that contains the result of your background computation (including any
possible error).
myAsyncTask = new AsyncTask() {
@Override
protected MyResult doInBackground (MyParams... params) {
MyResult result = new MyResult();
Just read the reference on developer.android.com.
I'll give you a hint :-)
Bitmap.getPixels( ... )
On Jul 20, 9:54 pm, Sharmila wrote:
> Is it possible to create a byte array from bitmap?How can I do so?
> Thanks,
> Sharmila
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You received
That depends...
You can do floatNumber == 0 in many cases or floatNumber1 ==
floatNumber2.
But you have to remember that precision-errors could be a problem.
It depends on how floatNumber(1/2) has been assigned and what you're
using it for.
But to say 'never', that's a bit too strong. :-)
On Jul
It's hard to tell why this happens with your app.
Try to debug it:
Attach the Eclipse debugger to your process when it hangs and then
pause the entire process. Then open up (expand) the threads and see
where the stack-trace of each thread is currently at. This may give
you a hint about why your pr
You forgot GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_T. :=)
On Jul 21, 2:30 am, kalyan simhan wrote:
> thanks for the reply.. but it still does not work..
> the bitmap still repeats...i did this..
>
> gl.glTexParameterf(GL10.GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL10.GL_TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER,
> GL10.GL_NEAREST);
>
Use Calendar instead for locale sensitive info (timezone, dst, etc).
Code snippets:
Date timeStamp = ...;
...
// Get the system calendar for 'here' and set the timestamp (universal
time).
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
cal.setTime(timeStamp);
// Get the system calendar for 'somewhere' a
Did you try to have the rendering done in a seperate thread?
On Jul 21, 4:33 pm, klirr wrote:
> I use SurfaceView for my game, tried normal View first but that was to
> slow.
> Problem is, it still is. The redrawing just isn't anywhere fast enough
> for a game. So unless it is a lot faster on th
A seperate thread should not implement/extend SurfaceView or any other
view.
You still create your GameView as you had before, but you add a new
class called (for example) GameRenderer.
This GameRenderer will implement a Thread.
The GameRenderer will execute its 'run()' method at some point. Thi
Same here.
I have successfully removed (by asking moderators of online forums) my
app from multiple forums where it could be downloaded freely, but I
have not been able to keep up lately :(
It's a fact of life, alas. Every piece of software is pirated. I just
hope that most people think that 99 c
Why not make it smaller? Or load it scaled (inSampleSize > 1).
Your screen is only 320x480; you don't need 1000x1000.
On Jul 22, 7:00 am, Y2U wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I am using bitmap image that i have to rotate on fling. its actually a
> circular image that will act like a spin wheel.
> so image
This is actually one of the forums which honored my request to remove
my app from offered to download.
However, i see that some now post links from other sites on this forum
(instead of hosting the apks on ip-forum itself) to download my, and
many other, apps.
On Jul 23, 12:01 am, NitroDesk wro
Android does not provide an Exif Reader or Exif Writer in its SDK (it
has a native implemenation, though, but that API is private).
The Sanselan library, however, does provide a full fledged set of
functionality for reading and writing Exif metadata.
However, Sanselan pur sang cannot be included
Or use the ExecutorService (Future/Tasks/etc) in the
java.util.concurrent package.
On Aug 7, 2:02 pm, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> If you don't like it, use your own Thread or the slightly higher-level
> HandlerThread and implement the semantics you want.
>
> On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 10:50 AM, Jason P
What about setting the background color of the LinearLayout of the
splash-screen explicitly to (semi)transparent?
On Aug 7, 1:40 pm, Carl Whalley wrote:
> I have an app with a View which fills the display at 320x480. I made
> asplashimage which is smaller, 200x200, and the logic to display this
I tried it a while ago and i could not buy my own app either (i got
the same error).
I read (somewhere in this forum or another forum) that buying your own
app is not allowed.
I just wished that the error message was more clear "you cannot buy
your own application" instead of "server error has oc
For me a sleep of about 20millisecs was most effective.
Note that this only works if your opengl render-thread is a seperate
thread (not the main gui-thread).
On Aug 13, 6:32 pm, "Justin (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> The recommendation for this is to sleep in the touch event handler.
> The system
I have not tried to put 2D elements (Views) onto a opengl surface.
However, what does work is to add more than one view to your activity
(setContentView & addContentView).
Specify your opengl-view to setContentView and specify your regular
view(group) to the addcontentview and make sure that that
E.g. when you handle the ACTION_MOVE in your touch-handler, just do a
Thread.sleep(20) before your method returns.
If you don't have a touch-handler in your app, just register one and
only do the Thread.sleep(20) when handling the ACTION_MOVE.
On Aug 14, 3:32 am, Jiri wrote:
> Could someone ple
I don't know... only Google knows..
What (little) did google tell you about the reasons for shutting down
your account? Google must have felt that you abused/games the AdSense
system, rightly or wrongly..
Either way, I can imagine that this all does not make you happy.
On Aug 14, 8:00 am, Photi
Mark Murhpy's (regular here on these forums) e-books are highly
regarded:
http://commonsware.com/mmurphy.html
http://commonsware.com/books.html
On Aug 14, 2:42 am, Barry Wei wrote:
> could anyone send me some e-book about develop android application?
>
> thanks a lot.
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On Aug 14, 7:49 am, tomispig wrote:
> How to add the character '&' intto the tag?
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Before you call save() on the canvas, your canvas is in a certain
state (clip region/transformation matrix/etc).
Then you call save() and all this info is saved away somewhere.
Then other code (e.g. paints of child-views) can modify this canvas
anyway they like.
Then when control is returned bac
Add an instance-variable to your own AsyncTask subclass that will hold
the result of your background processing. When you get an exception,
store the exception (or some other error-string/code) in this
variable.
When onPostExecute is called, see if this instance-variable is set to
some error. If
I fear the best one can do, is using textures...
On Aug 18, 4:02 am, String wrote:
> I was disappointed to discover that OpenGL ES, the flavor of OpenGL
> implemented in Adroid, doesn't appear to support the usual techniques
> for drawing graphics involving curves. I'd be happy with either
> Ope
If you are trying to get the current model or project matrix, use/copy
the MatrixGrabber and MatrixTrackingGL classes (from the API Demoes).
On Aug 17, 11:59 pm, ceder wrote:
> I have stumbled onto the problem of the function glQueryMatrixxOES
> being absent from GL10Ext when the Qualcomm hardwa
"getView method checking if the position is the last one":
When the getView is called repeatedly to populate the list with views,
it is not guaranteed that the value of parameter 'position' is going
to be 1, 2, 3, ... , n in sequence. In other words, the statement "if
position is the last item in
does not necessarily have its 'position' parameter set to
N-1.
On Aug 18, 6:44 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Streets Of Boston wrote:
> > In other words, the statement "if
> > position is the last item in the list then the user is at the bottom
> > of the list&qu
I have seen some posts on this forum that people try to do this inside
the 'getView' method (in pseudo code):
if position == getCount()-1 then {
"The user has stopped scrolling and the list is showing
the last element on the bottom."
Do something: E.g. lazily load more items.
}
My previou
You can put a 'regular' View on top of your GLSurfaceView (call
addContentView with the regular View). If your regular view has areas
with a transparent background, you can combine 2D controls with your
3D OpenGL.
But it looks like you want to be able to apply OpenGL style operations
on regular 2
Set the background-color to a transparent color (i.e. its alpha-
component is 0).
I'm not sure about the syntax, it may be totally incorrect, but you'll
get the idea :-) :
in colors.xml
#
and in your layout-xml, set the background to transparent:
android:background="@color/transparet"
Thanks, i did not know about the @null.
On Aug 19, 8:47 pm, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> You should be able to just set the color directly as
> android:background="#". But @null is the most efficient.
>
> On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Streets Of Boston
> wrote:
I'm writing an app that needs to save a color-corrected full-sized (6
megapixels == 12MByte) to a file (since it can't be held in memory
next to the original non-color-corrected bitmap):
'Original Bitmap' + 'ColorMatrix' --> 'Color-Corrected Bitmap in a
file'
I use getPixels to get an integer-a
You can catch it.
Just catch the OutOfMemoryError (or Throwable).
On Aug 22, 7:45 pm, Bob wrote:
> Hi,
> I am getting an outofmemory error (java.lang.outofmememoryerror) from
> a bitmapfactory that doesn't seem to be caught despite the fact that
> it is in a try{ }catch block. Can I catch this
t a normal
> exception that will be caught by try{}catch(Exception ex){}?
>
> On Aug 22, 7:47 pm, Streets Of Boston wrote:
>
>
>
> > You can catch it.
> > Just catch the OutOfMemoryError (or Throwable).
>
> > On Aug 22, 7:45 pm, Bob wrote:
>
>
Hint:
Your Activity object is destroyed and then recreated on a rotation. This
means that all your *new* Activity's fields have been set to 0/false/null
again.
Read the documentation about the `onSaveInstanceState(...)` method and how
this stores data in the `savedInstanceState` parameter of th
What about just disabling the Lint processing for this 'unused' issue?
Click on the yellow warning and fix it by adding a lint-disabling comment
to the method. This will remove the warning.
On Saturday, May 14, 2016 at 10:47:33 AM UTC-4, Mike Hurley wrote:
>
> Here are the versions I'm using:
>
if the Kotlin plugin is simply less advanced in this area.
>
> On Mon, May 16, 2016 at 1:51 PM, Streets Of Boston > wrote:
>
>> What about just disabling the Lint processing for this 'unused' issue?
>>
>> Click on the yellow warning and fix it by adding a lint
Please, make this group moderated again or figure something out to weed out
all the spam, rants and job-postings.
This group has been basically useless.
Finding actual questions to answer is near impossible.
Posting your own question will get drowned out in a sea of spam a second
later.
Thank
If 'res' is a local variable or a member/field of your activity, it's fine
to use 'res' all over your method/activity.
However, don't make res static/global (if you do and fail to set it to null
at the appropriate time, you may set yourself up for memory leaks.
Don't give it to other instances o
Yep, you can't do that.
If 'event' is of type 'Type', then you could do "switch(event) { case
TYPE_ONE: case TYPE_TWO: ...} ...", because Enum values are considered
to be constant.
Instead, change your switch statement to "if (...) else if (...) { ... }
else if (...) { ... } else if (...
vent.getType() to return enum of the string instead of
> returning string?
>
>
> On Friday, July 18, 2014 1:22:45 PM UTC-4, Streets Of Boston wrote:
>>
>> Yep, you can't do that.
>>
>> If 'event' is of type 'Type', then you could do "
I had a similar issue once and I tracked it down to the View#setTag(int
key, Object tag) method.
In my code, setTag was called with a tag value being an object
holding/referencing an instance that had children referring to children of
the View on which this setTag was called (tag was a 'ViewHold
Simple solution:
Use a FrameLayout and set the foreground drawable:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/FrameLayout.html#setForeground(android.graphics.drawable.Drawable)
The foreground drawable is drawn *over/on top of* the background and the
children of a FrameLayout.
If th
I found this one here:
https://android.googlesource.com/platform/external/bluetooth/bluedroid/+/android-4.3_r1.1/stack/include/gatt_api.h
It seems 14 means "GATT_ERR_UNLIKELY", whatever that is ...
On Monday, December 8, 2014 11:34:30 PM UTC-5, Tony Pitman wrote:
>
> I am writing an Android ap
Oleksi: What do you mean by 'killed'? Do you mean that its 'onDestroy'
method gets called?
Let's assume you are talking explicitly about starting the Service, not
binding to it:
If a Service is started by some other component, it needs to be explicitly
stopped, either by the same component, an
Oleksi: What do you mean by 'killed'? Do you mean that its 'onDestroy'
method gets called?
Let's assume you are talking explicitly about starting the Service, not
binding to it:
If a Service is started by some other component, it needs to be explicitly
stopped, either by the same component, an
Oleksi: What do you mean by 'killed'? Do you mean that its 'onDestroy'
method gets called?
Let's assume you are talking explicitly about starting the Service, not
binding to it:
If a Service is started by some other component, it needs to be explicitly
stopped, either by the same component, an
Another option is to add a *ResultReceiver* (
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/ResultReceiver.html ) as
a parameter to your AIDL function. This parameter can be used as a
callback. The client (i.e. the one calling the AIDL function) will
implement the parameter's *onReceiveRes
It is not (yet!) properly supported. But building your sources works well.
Start here to figure out how. It helped me.
http://ph0b.com/android-studio-gradle-and-ndk-integration/
On Tuesday, June 16, 2015 at 1:19:20 PM UTC-4, MB wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I would really if someone could tell me where on
The method *getBytesFromFile* is not a static method in *java.io.File*
It is a static method in *com.compoze.util.IoUtility*
On Friday, September 11, 2015 at 12:44:20 PM UTC-4, JediDroid wrote:
>
> I am using Android Studio and Oracle Java 8. I am trying to get all bytes
> from a file and pass th
WebViews are only rendered if they are attached (to the Window) and if they
are not 'View.GONE'.
This means you have to add a WebView to your Activity's hierarchy somehow
and either set it to View.INVISIBLE or set its alpha to 0 (make it
transparent).
There are 'optimizations' in the WebView im
Take a look here:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/v4/media/session/MediaSessionCompat.html
And google (or go to StackOverflow) "MediaSessionCompat" for more info if
you get stuck.
On Monday, October 19, 2015 at 7:20:23 AM UTC-4, Russell Harrower wrote:
>
> PLEASE HELP! I
I never found TDD easy, or even feasible, using Android Studio or even
Eclipse.
Most projects' builds take too long to to TDD effectively. If you can't
check your code and run your TDD tests within a few seconds of hitting the
'run-tests' button, it is useless... alas
On Tuesday, November
Read this first
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/database/sqlite/SQLiteOpenHelper.html
In the onUpgrade helper you can execute SQL statements to add columns,
add/alter tables, drop tables, etc., whatever your need is.
Here is some more info
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/144193
fast and don't need the emulator or
> device to run the tests. I think you should check this out. Of course,
> still somehow slow to build (due the gradle build), but the run of tests
> should be very fast.
>
> --
> Paulo Morandi
>
> On Wednesday, November 4, 2015
I don't know of an API that can help you figure out a deadlock for you.
However, this is what I do to figure out the objects on which a deadlock
occurs.
-When the app deadlocks, attach the debugger (if it is not yet being
debugged).
-Then hit the Pause '||' button on the 'Debug' tab.
-Then in t
Looks like the server is sending the escape character "\" as well all over
the place.
This one needs to be removed basically everywhere, i.e. the server should
send something like
{"User":{"id":"5", "name":"Bob" ... ... ... "FirstYear"}}
On Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 6:11:36 PM UTC-5, Muk
You should NEVER store the users credentials (password) in
SharedPreferences or anywhere else for that matter. This is very un-secure.
At best, use Android's *AccountManager* facilities.
Back to your WebView question.
The WebView of your app gets access to a cache where it can cache the
necess
I assume your ListView has a ListAdapter (probably a BaseAdapter?).
In your Adapter's getView(...) method, you have a position parameter. The
position is the index into your array-list of data that you'd like to show
in the correct list-item-view.
You get your data-item from the Adapter given
Which cursor?
Do you mean the position of the user's finger when it's on the screen?
On May 29, 9:03 am, arun choudhary wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am new in Android application programming. I need to develop an android
> application which simply displays the cursor position (co ordinates) very
> ur
"So, how do I keep the service alive between orientations but shut it
down when the user has totally exited the app?"
I use this 'trick' to figure out if an onDestroy is really a destroy
or just a configuration change by the user (e.g. closing keyboard):
Use onRetainNonConfigurationInstance() an
This code seems to rely on the fact that your background thread does
not die immediately. If your service is rebound within 30 * 1000
milliseconds, then it all works well.
- This is an unlikely scenario, but what if the re-bind happens more
than 30 seconds later?
- What if the service is stopped
onDestroy() can still be called.
If an activity calls stopService(...), the service's onDestroy may be
called.
On May 28, 12:24 pm, Gautam wrote:
> Thanks...
> The plan is to start the service once (startService()) and never call
> stopService. I want my service to be running always (will set
>
Take a look at the API Demoes source code.
There is source code for a Service that handles request from an
activity and that can do callbacks back to an activity for updates
(e.g. progress).
On May 29, 1:03 am, Sujay Krishna Suresh
wrote:
> Hi all,
> i'm starting an activity that i
This is what i use:
http://www.khronos.org/opengles/1_X/1_0/
http://www.khronos.org/opengles/documentation/opengles1_0/html/index.html
On Jun 2, 9:30 am, Saurav Mukherjee
wrote:
> i am using eclipse 3.4.2 but the OpenGL javadocs r not visible. does anyone
> where i can find the same?
>
> thanks
Like Romain said, the number of items in the entire list is not the
same as the number of child-views of the list.
You should know the number of items in the list. You (your code) put
the items in the list. If you use a list-adapter (Adapter,
BaseAdapter, etc) to provide the data for creating all
Scale the image.
2048 * 1536 * 2 (16 bit color) = 6MByte.
This is too large for most android processes. You can usually load one
of these big ones, loading two becomes problematic, 3 of them is
usually not possible. The best thing to do is to avoid loading one big
one at all.
Your image-view is
Your parcelable 'Song': Is that currently defined in your
project.aidl?
If so, this no long works. The inclusion of project.aidl for your own
parcelables was a sdk1.0/1 thing. It's no longer supported in sdk1.5.
Here is how you do this in sdk1.5:
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/t
This is how i solved these type of issues. I'm not sure if it's the
most correct way to do this, but it works for me :-), at least for a
task that takes place in one process.
In the onCreate() of my activity, i save 'this' (reference to this
activity) into a static variable:
public static MyActiv
I completely agree with Mark:
"Better yet, get rid of the static variables. "
Peter, if possible, it may be 'easier' to change all your non-constant
static variable to member variables of your activity/service by
refactoring.
When you activity/service is destroyed, these variables will go too
You have to do this through your BaseAdapter.
Make sure that your BaseAdapter's individual elements/items have a
variable that can determine if one is checked or not.
If you want to check-mark all your list-item item's, run through every
element in your BaseAdapter. Set every element to 'isChecke
Great!
But this tells me that Mark's hunch was correct.
On Jun 3, 12:20 am, cindy wrote:
> After I switch the sequence of 2 lines, it is working.
>
> mEditText = (EditText)findViewById(R.id.text_edit);
> mEditText.setText("123456");
> mEditText.addTextChangedListener(new TextContentWatcher());
uot;narendrasingh.bi...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> What if we have to find a single view down in the list
>
> On Jun 3, 7:20 pm, Streets Of Boston wrote:
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> > You have to do this through your BaseAdapter.
> > Make sure that your BaseAdapter's individual ele
Set the Options.inJustDecodeBounds to true and call the
BitmapFactory's method to get/decode your bitmap. The bitmap returned
will be null, but the Options.outWidth and Options.outHeight will be
set to the image's width and height in pixels.
Then call the BitmapFactory's method to get/decode you
Have you looked through the API Demoes examples that come with the
SDK, on how to set your buttons' (background) images? Plenty of
examples there.
Have you looked at the developer.android.com site?
On Jun 4, 2:50 am, "android.vinny" wrote:
> Hi every one
> Can Any body help me how to create thi
I'm not sure, but reading the documentation of Picture, it looks like
that only the Picture class can read the data written by
WriteToStream. It may as well be a totally proprietary format only
known to the Picture class.
But, i could be wrong... :)
On Jun 4, 1:23 am, Jerry Fan wrote:
> bump
>
Have you thought about deleting the item from the Adapter (BaseAdapter/
ListAdapter) or the array that backs the list instead?
On Jun 4, 12:22 pm, "narendrasingh.bi...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> Or can u tell that how can i get the "_id" of a particular item
> selected(checked). I tried getSelectedItem
It's part of the Android distribution agreement.
For apps less than $10, Google will automatically refund after a
dispute and charge you back for $3.00.
For apps of $10 or more, google will do an investigation: You may or
may not get the charge-back, depending if the investigation determines
that
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