In your manifest file, you have probably set the minSDKVersion to 8.
Set it to 7 or maybe lower. If you set it at 8, it will be a 2.2 only
app. 7 is 2.1 and so on. 5 and 6 are irrelevant. If you want to
work on 1.6 (there are still new devices being sold with 1.6), you
need to set it to 4.
On
Very likely to be true. I did kind of think whelp, I guess everybody
in Argentina who wanted my app bought it yesterday. Saturated that
market.
On Oct 7, 11:42 pm, mort wrote:
> On Oct 8, 4:00 am, Julian Bunn wrote:
>
> > I saw a temporary boost over a few days, then a plummet ... to below
> >
isn't that what I am doing with the above code? Thread t = new
Thread() { public void run() { ...
thanks
On Oct 5, 8:02 am, Simon Platten wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Why don't you play your audio in one thread and play your animation in
> another thread?
>
> The way you have it now, its single synchronou
Hey,
Thanx for reply,
but i'm getting ClassCastException at
((ListView)parent).isItemChecked(position)
On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 11:14 AM, ravi pandit wrote:
> Hey,
> Its supported from the android ListView .Set CHOICE_MODE and use
> methods like
>
> ((ListView)parent).isItemChecked(position)
>
Requirement :
on touch / pressed
d-pad scroll
: list elements should highlight should be white & list background
should be magenta color
during swipe left / right , up / down
the list view should not get highlighted
but i am facing problem ... list background is becoming white
( default ) but th
On Oct 8, 4:00 am, Julian Bunn wrote:
> I saw a temporary boost over a few days, then a plummet ... to below
> the previous levels. What's going on?!
I guess it's more or less just the usual procedure: People are getting
their salaries/allowances either at the beginning/end or middle of a
month,
Hi
I am working on a Android app that require a Bluetooth Access Server that
try to Discover the Application on Android phone and once connected send the
Ads back to the phone.
However the access server is not able to discover the Service that i have
registered using the BluetoothAdapter
listenUs
In my implementation, the danger is not that the hacker will use my
key to sign the apk after modifying it (not possible), but that the
hacker will debug the post variables being sent to the server and copy
the key, then hard code the string into the api call, do his other
modifications, sign it wi
Hi All,
I have created a project in Android 2.2 SDK .
The droid I am having is of OS 2.1 .
I am not able to install the project in droid,because of OS change version.
How to make it install apk in old OS versions.
Please reply,it is urgent.
Thanks
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Yesterday was fantastic. Today was quite a bit slower. Not a plummet,
but back down to previous levels.
I did have a long stent today where sales barely moved. Maybe there
was a problem...
On Oct 7, 11:20 pm, Zsolt Vasvari wrote:
> Yes, this happened to me as well. I think there must have bee
what's 'sequential programming'? :P
(couldn't resist)
I'm guessing that you're looking for a tool to help with documenting
your OO architectural/design thoughts?
I'd say that any tool capable of handling UML could do that. These
come with many price tags, from 0$ to very expensive, and sometimes
Yes, this happened to me as well. I think there must have been
something wrong with the market, as I haven't had a sale for about 10
hrs.
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Oh sorry, I see that you are specifically talking about manage apps. In
that case... the whole point of the "force stop" in manage apps is for a
user to stop an app that they really want to make stop. As such, there is
nothing you can do about it.
The next version of the platform will include a
No there is nothing you can do about that. You just have to tell your users
to stop breaking your app with their $#^!! task killers. (Starting with
Froyo task killers will not be able to do this.)
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 7:37 PM, William Ferguson wrote:
> I have an app that occassionally starts
hi,
how to find programatically which version of opengl es is being used
for any 3D project.?
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On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 6:22 PM, DanH wrote:
> So what is protecting the application from forgery?
>
What do you mean? This is the cert it is signed with. Do you have some way
to force the cert?
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Hey,
Its supported from the android ListView .Set CHOICE_MODE and use
methods like
((ListView)parent).isItemChecked(position)
((ListView)parent).setItemChecked(position, value)
in your getView() or bindView()
regards,
ravi
On Oct 7, 1:20 pm, Zsolt Vasvari wrote:
> No, won't write the code fo
Hello All,
I am developing video rendering application on android
2.2. I was taking reference of android-gstreamer surfaceflingersink
developped into android1.6. I have modified code accordingly to make
it work. But when i run it it gives me surface flinger permission
access error.
That will really annoy his passengers when they can't use their phones
to text either, especially his teenage daughter.
Find the RMS sum of the accelerometer axis values and combine that
with the deltas from the GPS. Probably best to combine them using a
Kalman filter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
hi plz tell me how to implent feature* No Texting While Driving in android.*
actually i m developing an app in which if user is driving or he is above
the set speed than he should not able to use messaging in his phone.
means he should not type text when he drive.
plz help me
i have to implement
You can only create file in application or on sdcard.
On Oct 8, 5:42 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> If what exactly you need is to put files in /data, then the answer is no you
> can not do that.
>
>
>
> On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 7:03 AM, Lidia wrote:
>
> > As i see, the lines above create new direct
Hi ,
Android(froyo) goes to suspend on screen timeout but while it goes
to
suspend it is making an ioclt call to set
rtc alarm, with type ANDROID_ELASPED_REALTIME_WAKEUP. Can any one
please let me know why this call should be made? Because this call is
setting an wake alarm for a time just 5sec
Hi,
This is the code for iPhone: http://www.cocoachina.com/bbs/read.php?tid=28801
I wonder that there is corresponding way to do it for Android.
Thanks for any suggestion.
regards,
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hi all,
I'm developing a Google map application which will draw a route and
will have multiple markers on the map. and once user select a marker i
want to display a detail description. i'm using
com.google.android.maps.Overlay to draw markers as well as to draw
path between two markers.
I found that I do not set "all" reference to null before System.gc().
Your suggestions are useful, too.
Thanks a lot!!
Regards,
Caxton
On 10月6日, 上午2時16分, Daniel Drozdzewski
wrote:
> Caxton,
>
> You are allocating 4.25MB each time. You have to remember that
> activities do not disappear instantly
I've been stunned by how different Samsung's camera behaves compared
to the other devices I've tested camera preview stuff with.
Mind you, this is in 2.1 so the SDK 8 Camera.getZoomRatios() and
Camera.isZooomSupported() are not available.
Looking at the Camera.getParameters().flatten() result sho
I have an app that occassionally starts an IntentService (bundled in
the same app) in which to process some backrgound work.
Its not unusual for the user to exit the app (ie move on to somethign
else) and the backrgound work should continue until it is complete,
which the IntentService handles ni
I saw a temporary boost over a few days, then a plummet ... to below
the previous levels. What's going on?!
On Oct 6, 4:54 pm, JonFHancock wrote:
> Since the market opened in more countries a few days ago, I've seen a
> nice boost of about 20-40 sales per day. At first I thought some blog
> had
So what is protecting the application from forgery?
On Oct 7, 7:39 pm, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 3:44 PM, DanH wrote:
> > Supposedly PackageInfo.signatures[0] gives you the signature.
> > However, there's a Catch22: You can't get the signature until the app
> > is packaged
Thanks for the clarification Dianne.
On Oct 8, 10:39 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 3:44 PM, DanH wrote:
> > Supposedly PackageInfo.signatures[0] gives you the signature.
> > However, there's a Catch22: You can't get the signature until the app
> > is packaged, and you can'
why we need base64 encoding? Is that AMR ?
On Sep 21, 3:10 am, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> Might want to do base64 encoding, too (if the network protocol is HTTP).
>
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> 21.09.2010 11:42 пользователь "ko5tik" написал:
>
> On Sep 21, 8:13 am, ci
If what exactly you need is to put files in /data, then the answer is no you
can not do that.
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 7:03 AM, Lidia wrote:
>
> As i see, the lines above create new directories inside my application
> folders.
> This is not exactly what i need, but thank you anyway for you advice
On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 3:44 PM, DanH wrote:
> Supposedly PackageInfo.signatures[0] gives you the signature.
> However, there's a Catch22: You can't get the signature until the app
> is packaged, and you can't modify the app to insert the signature
> after it's been packaged.
>
Despite its name,
If I am using socket, how could I tell server that audio record is
done?
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>
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> 21.09.2010 11:42 пользователь "ko5tik" напис
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 11:15 AM, Nathan wrote:
> I'm straying a bit, but what problems do you generally get from task
> killers?
>
These answers apply to pre-2.2; as of 2.2 task killers can't do anything
destructive.
> Will they close a program when not visible? This is the one I've seen.
>
Y
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 8:35 PM, cindy wrote:
> But you can't import the class into your code:
> import android.media.AmrInputStream.
> I think android simulator doesn't have this class. Am I correct?
It is not part of the Android SDK. It is part of the firmware.
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On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 8:27 PM, Sables wrote:
> I'm unable to change the layout_gravity of a Button programmatically,
> does anybody know how to do this?
>
> The gravity attribute is easily changed using Button.gravity(), Ie it
> changes the gravity of the text inside the button I cannot change th
But you can't import the class into your code:
import android.media.AmrInputStream.
I think android simulator doesn't have this class. Am I correct?
On Oct 7, 5:15 pm, DanH wrote:
> http://hi-android.info/src/android/media/AmrInputStream.java.html
>
> On Oct 7, 4:18 pm, cindy wrote:
>
> > I can
I'm unable to change the layout_gravity of a Button programmatically,
does anybody know how to do this?
The gravity attribute is easily changed using Button.gravity(), Ie it
changes the gravity of the text inside the button I cannot change the
gravity of the button itself.
I also cannot seem to f
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 8:16 PM, Zaid wrote:
> i added " android:installLocation="auto"" to my manifest and changed
> the project target api in eclipse to 8(was 3 b4) so my app can be
> installed to SD card, but i kept the minisdkversion to 3, so people
> with android 1.5 can use my app.
>
> my que
i added " android:installLocation="auto"" to my manifest and changed
the project target api in eclipse to 8(was 3 b4) so my app can be
installed to SD card, but i kept the minisdkversion to 3, so people
with android 1.5 can use my app.
my question is, can people with android version 1.5 still be a
http://hi-android.info/src/android/media/AmrInputStream.java.html
On Oct 7, 4:18 pm, cindy wrote:
> I can find the document of AmrInputStream, How could I use it?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Cindy
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Have the Androids dial into a forwarding gizmo (I forget the official
phone biz term) in his hardwired phone system. Otherwise, I'd hope
you can't do it, at least not to an arbitrary phone number (where you
don't have some sort of "certificate" authorizing you to the number).
On Oct 7, 4:40 pm, G
Come to think of it, how would one create a Handler for another
thread? You'd have to dispatch the thread and have it create the
Handler and pass the pointer back to you (we won't worry about how),
but then that thread needs to go into a message receive loop.
Apparently this is done via Looper.
Hello,
I really hope someone has an answer to this, or a lead. I wrote an
app that works on all phones except the LG Ally. I'm getting a number
of complaints saying that it loses the shortcut icon after the user
reboots their phone. However, it shows that the app is still
installed. It only h
On Oct 7, 5:24 pm, dan raaka wrote:
> Do you specify the the uses-feature string "android.software.live_wallpaper"
> on you manifest ?
Nope. And my live wallpapers seem to be working fine on Galaxy S
devices.
String
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The biggest problem I've run into is that task killers wipe any future
alarms you may have set. So a well-behaved app which is not actually
running now, but is set to do something in the future (often at the
user's behest), will no longer function thanks to the frackin' task
killer. But do you thin
Thank you Mark for the reply.
I am here uptil now.
int bufferSize =
AudioRecord.getMinBufferSize(8000,
AudioFormat.CHANNEL_CONFIGURATION_MONO,
AudioFormat.ENCODING_PCM_16BIT);
AudioRecord recorder = new
AudioRecord(MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC, 8000
Hey guys,
I am trying to get a button at bottom of a screen having a list view.
This button is non-scrollable and the list view slips below the button
if it is larger than the size of the button. Could someone please help
me get the right xml properties. Tried layout_gravity and other things
but i
My point is that someone could modify the code and still preserve the
CRC32. Thus the "signed' app is no longer legitimately "signed" -- it
could be a forgery, and could do evil things (for which the signing
person would get blamed). That would be a major hole (which makes me
wonder if what you'r
> They use a CRC32 to protect the code? That's easily spoofed. It's
> only intended to detect accidental changes to the data.
What? I don't think anybody said they use a CRC32 to protect code. I
was saying that the Signature does not change from build to build like
a CRC32 would.
On Oct 7,
Hi,
When sqlite db corrupts it is creating a new one.
But What happens when system Settings.db corruption?
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I can't find any intent which opens the camera. The closest I've found
is ACTION_CAMERA_BUTTON but that breaks if the phone has no hardware
button for the camera.
Anyone know?
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I know, nobody has an answer. But please I need some advice from google team
developers.
>From the point of view of a person that install the google voice application
from the market and see what is capable to do with the native dialer (i.e.
changing the default number dialed, open a bu
On Oct 7, 2:10 pm, "{ Devdroid }" wrote:
> On 7 October 2010 20:15, Nathan wrote:
>
> > I'm straying a bit, but what problems do you generally get from task
> > killers?
>
> The major proble is most people does not need any as they got no bloody
> idea about android application lifecycle. They
Unfortunately, poor application implementation by some developers has
made Task Killers a necessity.
I would hazard that between 10-20% of the apps that I have downloaded
contiue to consume CPU cycles in the background for hours after I have
stopped using the app.
There are a bunch of apps on my p
The current Android audio API's are rather spotty in terms of what
they provide. You'll have to write your own .wav converter at the very
least.
On Oct 7, 2:09 pm, Mrid wrote:
> can anyone please help me on this ?
>
> On Oct 6, 3:37 pm, Mrid wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
>
> > wanted to know is there any
Right. A Thread is a Runnable but treating it like a Runnable may not
launch it on a separate Thread. I'll re-organize this around a single
Thread.
Thanks for the code review and suggestions. Once again proving that
automated testing and code review leads to better quality code.
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I've searched and found nothing helpful so I'm now asking for guidance.
I have a client who wishes to spoof the caller id for his phones he
assigns to his sales staff. He wants the number to appear to be from
his main office to better handle return calls from potential buyers.
Is this possible?
But I don't see anywhere in the Handler spec where it says the thread
will be dispatched. It appears to me that when the thread is posted,
Handler will just run its "run" method, without starting the thread.
If you wanted to run on a separate thread it appears to me that you'd
have to start the th
Fair point. The "// Do some tasks" is doing long-running (Internet-
connected) stuff, so I want it to run in a separate thread. As I
understand, posting the Runnable without a thread would run it on the
main thread.
I assume the gc will clean up the Threads as they expire, but I could
also redesig
Try asking is English... this way you'll have more chances to get
answer
On Oct 6, 11:55 pm, Erick wrote:
> Ola a todos!
>
> Estou com uma solicitação de desenvolvimento de uma aplicação que crie
> um arquivo PDF, tentei usar o IText mas na hora de fazer o
> PdfWriter.getInstance(doc, os); aprese
I can find the document of AmrInputStream, How could I use it?
Thanks!
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On 7 October 2010 20:15, Nathan wrote:
> I'm straying a bit, but what problems do you generally get from task
> killers?
The major proble is most people does not need any as they got no bloody
idea about android application lifecycle. They believe all tasks they
got listed are running tasks. Maj
can anyone please help me on this ?
On Oct 6, 3:37 pm, Mrid wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> wanted to know is there any alternative ofjavax.sound.sampled package
> specially AudioSystem and TargetDataLine class. Here is the sample
> code in java I am referring to :
>
> 1 AudioFormat af
On 7 October 2010 20:31, Mike karl wrote:
> Looking for some teaching on a simple calculator app please send rates to
> mike.d.k...@gmail.com should only be a couple hour job I'm a fast leaner
Then get yourself *any* more advanced android tutorial covering basisc of UI,
buttons and layout and you
Kind of off-topic, but why are you creating a new Thread with each
post, vs simply posting the Runnable?
On Oct 5, 5:47 pm, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
> I have a class that uses a Handler for a timed, asynchronous activity.
> Something like this:
>
> public class SampleClass {
> private static final
As I indicated earlier, the speed of such a scheme does depend (a lot)
on how well instance field access is implemented. In an interpreter,
the canonical scheme is to remove from the bytecodes the field
reference operation that references a constant pool entry for the
field, and replace that with
HI, all.
I'm having a little problem here: I have this app, which is a 3D Photo
Gallery. It takes the photos on your phone and displays it in a
virtual art museum thing. My issue is this: I want to be able to put
models in, such as plants and/or chairs and what-have-you, but all the
3D model loade
Has anyone figured out what the following fields in the Market.App
object represent?
19: 0
28: 1
I haven't seen any values except 0 for 19 and 1 for 28... but I haven't
looked at all that many yet either. I'd like to know what they are
because I'm building an app to be able manage t
> In the 'Size' approach, wouldn't there have to be a NullPointerCheck
> in place of the ArrayBoundsCheck?
Depends on the JVM. If using a null pointer results in an exception
that can be differentiated reasonably well then most explicit null
pointer checks are unnecessary. Besides which, an exp
I figured out how to make it work and the solution should be added to
the RadioGroup docs. You have to call RadioGroup.clearCheck before
removing the buttons. You also need to handle the case where
onCheckedChanged is called with a position of -1 because that happens
immediately when you call clear
Well, I looked at that example again, and it doesn't use a separate
thread, just a Runnable (which they unhelpfully call a "task").
I hacked on the code a bit and got it down to a pretty tight set of
logic. This is it, including the lash-up to a SeekBar:
--- Logic in onCreate:
SeekBar w
I am asking because I am converting a C library that uses a lot
functions that return a simple struct with primitive data type
( Points, Sizes, Matrices, etc ) There are a lot of these functions
and some are used in performance critical situations. I would like to
know what the most efficient way i
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 1:59 PM, Bret Foreman wrote:
> Is there a way to get Android to completely remove the RadioGroup rather
> than just re-fetch the same object when I call findViewById? I want to cause
> a new RadioGroup object to re-created like it would be in onCreate.
>
Create and add the
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Bret Foreman wrote:
> The length of dataList can change so re-using the buttons is
> problematic. Is there a way to get Android to completely remove the
> RadioGroup rather than just re-fetch the same object when I call
> findViewById? I want to cause a new RadioGro
I am trying to make a list view having 2 columns and within these
columns each element of list view is having two rows. I figured out
how to get two columns, one of the column is having 2 rows perfectly
but another column is not able to get the second row at all. I am not
sure whats the issue, does
The length of dataList can change so re-using the buttons is
problematic. Is there a way to get Android to completely remove the
RadioGroup rather than just re-fetch the same object when I call
findViewById? I want to cause a new RadioGroup object to re-created
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I suspect you will need to check whatever RadioButton you want again.
Or, rather than getting rid of the buttons and rebuilding them all,
just change their captions. Or, switch to a single-selection ListView.
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 2:32 PM, Bret Foreman wrote:
> I have a RadioGroup view inside a
I have a RadioGroup view inside a LinearLayout. The radio buttons are
added from dataList. If I call the code below from inside onCreate,
the correct button is checked. However the dataList can get updated
from time to time and after that happens I call this code again,
without destroying the Activ
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Digging deeper into the Android source code, it looks like this must
have an active MessageQueue or it would throw an exception. In fact,
adding some logging, shows that the Looper is running and the messages
are being posted to the queue:
10-07 10:51:27.809: VERBOSE/Sample(940): Looper{437942d0}
I'm straying a bit, but what problems do you generally get from task
killers?
I only know of one confirmed problem with a taskkiller, but based on
their destructive nature, I suspect there are a lot more.
Will they close a program when not visible? This is the one I've seen.
The home screen butto
In the 'Size' approach, wouldn't there have to be a NullPointerCheck
in place of the ArrayBoundsCheck?
I usually use the 'Size' approach when the return values are Object
types and 'array[]' approach for primitive data types.
I never really thought of these from a performance perspective. Please
Hi,
I was able to resolve this. This is what needs to be done.
1.) The app needs to have been published at some point for test
console settings to work. I published and then quickly unpublished the
app.
2.) The app needs to be uploaded as a paid app. I had to sign up for a
Google merchant account
They use a CRC32 to protect the code? That's easily spoofed. It's
only intended to detect accidental changes to the data.
On Oct 7, 12:23 pm, JonFHancock wrote:
> The Signature does not change on every build. The signature is not
> the same as a CRC32. I have already put out 3 updates with va
Right. The main difference is that StringBuffer is threadsafe, and
nothing else in Android is threadsafe, so little point in using
StringBuffer.
(That said, the performance edge of StringBuilder over StringBuffer is
unlikely to be noticed.)
On Oct 7, 11:48 am, jotobjects wrote:
> On Oct 7, 12:4
I'm not looking for a flowcharting tool, but rather something to
design the relationships between Activities, Intents, Providers, etc.
Android isn't a conventional sequential programming environment, and
sequential programming design tools are of little help.
On Oct 7, 12:15 pm, Bret Foreman wrot
The Signature does not change on every build. The signature is not
the same as a CRC32. I have already put out 3 updates with various
code changes since I started using the server-side signature
checking. I haven't changed the server-side code, and the app keeps
on working. If I try a developme
What kind of connection and what kind of failure? Here are a couple
of prior posts that might be useful.
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/7d82e5c4f0c4d555/6bba73d41cd9ff01?lnk=gst&q=wifi+emulator#6bba73d41cd9ff01
http://groups.google.com/group/android-develo
I've run a web server from a PC using my phone as a gateway and the
results were mixed. Some carriers will sense and block the inbound
connection and others will not. But it's against the TOS for all
carriers. That is set to change as more people do pier-to-pier web
services, but it's not reliable
I think the Rational toolset (RUP) has a generic tool for creating
flowcharts for most languages, including Java. That's not free, but it
would be a good thing to study before recreating the same
functionality in open source.
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On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Varun Khanduja wrote:
> Just curious do we normally use px, dip or sp for size declarations?
>
DP, I believe, is the way to go for automatic scaling on different devices.
my english isnot very well.but I hope you can help me.I do not know
how to use the video capture .in the sdk,it has a article about
audio capture.but in the sdk,iI cannot find the article about video
capture.so if anybody know it, please help me.thanks.
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Option a worked. Had the width set to 100px and everything fell in
line. Just curious do we normally use px, dip or sp for size
declarations?
On Oct 7, 5:17 am, TreKing wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 11:16 PM, Varun Khanduja
> wrote:
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> > I have been getting opinions that I should have gone fo
Agreed. Billas' solution is a very good one and there's no real
difference to the user, visual or otherwise. I didn't think it would
work so well until I actually implemented it. I also don't think that
we can rely on HTC to fix it. Since its the only device that seems to
have such a problem I deci
I will post what we find out here - thanks guys
On Oct 7, 12:07 pm, kypriakos wrote:
> Excellent pt - we are testing all that using p2p technologies in our
> middleware.
> At least for certain ports (http 80 8080 or so) we can go through.
> Also looking
> into NAT hole punching in those cases.
>
On Oct 7, 12:46 am, Alex wrote:
> Thanks a lot, working with StringBuffer and it's impelemention of
> substring did the trick!
Also consider that StringBuilder would be more efficient than
StringBuffer
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I'm seeing that it would be good to have some sort of charting scheme
(or possibly just a table-based design strategy) when designing
Android apps. Have any such schemes been proposed?
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On 7 October 2010 17:36, TreKing wrote:
> But then you're leaving out set of users, however small, that will be using
> the less popular ones. If you're concerned about "one less user" to support,
> you should cover all your bases, no?
Perhaps, but I do care, still not that much :) Anyway, it'd
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