I'm having trouble figuring out how to resolve a problem I'm having.
I'm writing a game that needs to process moves in another thread. I
launch the thread from within the main game loop. I've copied
snippets of my code below...
Thread _gen = new Thread(new SearchThread());
//This is the same
Hi,
Could some body explain me, why android is not supporting wap pages? Please
i need a detailed explanation about this.
Thanks.
Regards
Pushkar Setty
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I connected a Droid to a Windows laptop yesterday. Development wasn't
working until someone pointed out that I needed to update the USB
driver that comes with the SDK if I hadn't already. That was an option
in Eclipse under the window menu and then picking the Android SDK and
AVD Manager option.
I
Apparently People works on Android 2.0, but only searches the default group,
meaning contacts inside groups will not be accessible via People. Also, the
Android 2.0 emulator doesn't support groups at all, so there's no way to
even program for 2.0 unless you have a 2.0 device, which is a huge expens
Aparently not... Oh well. My workaround will have to suffice.
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You could have the AppWidget start an activity that is styled to look like
an AlertDialog I may be wrong, but I don't think it is possible to make
it actually display an AlertDialog.
Or, you could make the AppWidget start an Activity that does nothing except
display a dialog... If you give t
You can make it "look" like that is what is happening, but AFAIK you can't
actually do that and make the other items clickable...
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Any update as to when this fix will get worked in?
On Sep 24, 1:42 pm, Justin Anderson wrote:
> Hmm well that's a bummer. Is there anything that could possibly make it
> run smoother? Perhaps using a different type of adapter?
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Actually, I would ideally like to replace the long-press of the home key but
currently the SDK doesn't allow that. As far as I have been able to tell,
it doesn't provide the option for capturing the long press of the menu
button either...
Thanks for supporting development of my app. I am constan
I'm sure it is possible, but it might be better to write it so that the
download happens as a background service so the user can do other stuff
while waiting.
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*> I want to display the appwidget when a button is clicked on the
> screen.*
Where? In your app or on the "desktop?" If you want to display it in your
app then you will need to do something with AppWidgetHost... I have never
done anything with this class so I wouldn't be able to help you, but h
Take a look at Android lifecycles... Unless you are using a service, your
app stops running when it is no longer in the foreground.
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/fundamentals.html#lcycles
Thanks,
Justin
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Have you read the docs?
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/PendingIntent.html
The very first paragraph on the page explains what it is. It is an intent
that doesn't get executed until another time. Typically it is another
application that executes the intent, and the PendingInten
Did you find a solution? I have the same issue.
On Nov 15, 9:29 pm, Ryan Rowland wrote:
> Sorry, I didn't proof-read, correcting mistakes...
>
> I'm implementing a new "import" feature into an app I have that's already
> been published, designed to show your current list of contacts with a
> che
Hi,
It takes a while for the emulator to start up. Until it does, that is
the screen you will see. Make sure you have a fast enough machine. You
really need Core2Duo type speed to run the emulator (and enough RAM).
Once open, you can leave the emulator open, and eclipse will always
push the lates
The description replaces all of it.
you should have the description of the app and a brief message about
what changes were done, if you can fit it.
-niko
On Nov 13, 9:21 pm, Twin Primes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I update an app on the Android Market, does the new description
> replace the old or ad
Hi,
You can use the image as the background of a layout. For example,
LinearLayout. ..most things have a background drawable as well as a
"src" drawable. ImageViews, for example.
-niko
On Nov 13, 9:23 pm, hepmehepme wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm new to Android so I apologize if this is obvious.
>
> I
Be sure to get the USB driver from motorola for working with the
Droid, I don't think the one on the URL you mention works with the
Droid. At least it didn't for me. Look for Motorola A855 driver or
something to that effect. (Google it).
Never mind, here you go
http://www.motorola.com/consumers/v
Thank you so much.
On Nov 16, 8:32 am, nikki wrote:
> As far as I know ListView doesn't support setting selection by
> clicking under touchmode, but I also remember you can get onItemClick
> listener
> invoked by turnning the focus of your list item and its children off
>
>
>
> lau ka man wrote:
The output of the commands looks fine to me. Do you know whether you
need to access the internet over a proxy? If yes, then use also the
proxy settings for the emulator.
+ You could also try to connect to a server which is running locally
in your LAN. For example install Tomcat and try to access t
Dominik,
Try to keep the number of views as low as possible especially the
hierarchy level of views should be as short as possible.
In case of your question I would create a new activity.
Find some performance tips from Romain at
http://code.google.com/events/io/2009/sessions/TurboChargeUiAndroi
Found a solution myself.
You should create an URL with adress "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/
services/search/images?v=1.0&q=" and add after "q=" your keywords for
search. Then if you create a reader from this url, you'll get an xml
as a responce.
Here's an example:
URL url = new URL("http://aj
Hi Tom,
I am also seeing similar issue as you have mentioned below on my hardware
platform:
Cannot start volume '/
sdcard' (volume is not bound)
Please let me know if you were able to resolve this issue?
Regards,
Sreedhar
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 5:16 PM, Tom wrote:
>
> I cant seem to mount a
> As stated in the title..
Not sure what you mean by support but ...
Sure. No problem.
My IO conference handset displays Japanese just fine. There are input
methods such as simeji (which got good when the Japanese IME maker
open sourced it) which run well.
On the other hand, I have US numbers
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