Get fastest, most powerful you can because java code is sooo slow. My actual
computer is a 1.5 ghz dual core with 4 gb of ram and it won't run an android
emulator without slowing down everything and it often crashes. Also check all
the specs before buying. There are laptop very impaired like 6gb
Nothing worth it comes that way in this world. Google it first.
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Wow trev! An old machine? I am still dreaming of such a setup.
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Hi. I recently downloaded Android studio bundle. After installing it, it
says that it should download the sdk ( which is supposed to be included ).
I launched it and it took hours ( a whole night ) without completing the
download, and this several times.
My connection is pretty fast, ( it took a
Really can't.
Did you see this:
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> Blake,
> You say "Apparently, the order in
the
JobScheduler. That should be much better.
Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Yeah! I'll bet that's it.
Please see:
http://developer.android.com/training/sync-adapters/running-sync-adapter.html
Especially the sections entitled:
Run the Sync Adapter After a Network Message
and
Run the Sync Adapter Periodically
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I glanced through them and it all looks pretty good to me. If you are sure
that you are never calling notifyChanged with the third arg = true, the
only thing I can suggest is that, somehow, you have setSyncAutomatically =
true.
Pretty mysterious.
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e of your calls are failing due to missing
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Do you have any calls to ContentResolver.notifyChange() in your app? If
you pass "true" as the third argument, it will force a sync.
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On Tuesday, March 19, 2013 5:33:50 PM UTC-7, littledot wrote:
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> Android concurrency has always bugged me...
>
> These are all methods to achieve essentially the same thing:
> mutli-threading
>
> *I honestly don't see much difference between them*, except the amount of
better time? Why is loading it at some random time,
better?
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There are only singletons in context. I have come to see many of the
problem devs have with singletons not as a discussion of singletons
themselves, but as a misunderstanding of the context in which they are
singletons.
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Would and ES work?
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> Anyone have a pandaboard not use and willing to sell it?
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On Thursday, February 28, 2013 9:17:25 AM UTC-8, Kristopher Micinski wrote:
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> That doesn't really make sense if you want to send well formed
> requests to web services. If you do choose to do this, you'll be
> duplicating the effort of a well tested
I think you need a state machine. The behavior of your onTouch will be
determined by what the user does and the current state. That will, in
turn, change the state.
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On Tuesday, February 26, 2013 11:44:39 PM UTC-8, Numair Qadir wrote:
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> Greetings,
>
> Can nested onTou
+10
very spooky, dude!
On Friday, February 15, 2013 9:57:34 AM UTC-8, bob wrote:
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> It is probably a null pointer exception because you are using an
> uninitialized widget.
>
>
> Make sure you call findViewById to initialize all widgets before use.
>
>
>
> On Thursday, February 14, 2013 11:58:5
which
you created the AsyncTask subclass instance.
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On Thursday, February 7, 2013 2:36:00 PM UTC-8, dashman wrote:
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>
> I have a main background thread that's doing work that's needed
> to be done relatively quickly...i.e. update the screen.
>
> But there are ti
the thread on which the
AsyncTask is created, provided that thread is a Looper? If you just init
your background thread as a Looper, you might be able to use the AsyncTask
normally...
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TreKing's suggestion of an alarm, scheduled with the alarm manager, coupled
with an intent service, is probably a good way to go. The Alarm manager
fires a PendingIntent at the IntentService. When the IntentService gets
the intent, it runs the server chec
Toast.LENGTH_LONG is a flag, not a number of ms. Check its value: I think
it is, like, 1, or 2.
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On Tuesday, January 22, 2013 11:04:57 PM UTC-8, Revathi Ramanan wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> I trigger a toast message when a wrong number is entered by user in Edit
> Text b
If you choose Mark's second solution, be sure to move the view *before* the
animation. If you don't you'll get a flash at the end of the animation,
when you move the view.
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On Tuesday, January 22, 2013 1:24:23 PM UTC-8, dashman wrote:
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> yes there is.
>
> i think i'll use a viewflipper or something similar.
>
> i appreciate your help.
>
> On Tuesday, January 22, 2013 10:46:35 AM UTC-5, G. Blake Meike wrote:
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>
There's an ugly flash after the menu slides out. If you find out what it
is, please let me know!
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added.
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It will slide the view with the id view_slider out of the way, and replace
it with the menu.
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> i see that it's a library.
>
> do you have a sample code as to how
t;PxUsage" >
It will slide the view with the id view_slider out of the way, and replace
it with the menu.
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> i see that it's a library.
>
> do you have a sample code as to how to use it.
>
&
I've been poking around at this for a while. You might be interested it
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If the task is actually cancellable -- that is, if it actually stops when
you cancel it -- that should be sufficient. If you implement the AT's
onCancelled method, make sure it doesn't use any stale references.
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Nulling out pointers and AsyncTasks that survive screen
reorientation (despite the fact that I proposed it myself, at one
point) are just Voodoo.
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stop. Create a constant and use it.
2) The way you cancel a pending intent is by creating an *exact* copy of
it. I suggest, then, that you use exactly the same code to create the
intent that you use, for either starting or stopping the service. That's
way less error prone.
G.
totally handle
the architecture that does this the right way. ... and, fwiw, it has
nearly nothing to do with freaking AsyncTasks. Gimme a ping. I'd be happy
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Hello,
I have setup an Android Developer account and registered, paid with google
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with my account it keeps redirecting me to the registration page as if I
hadnt registered. Is this normal does it take like more than 3 d
You should probably have a look at ContentResolver.notifyChange and
registerContentObserver. Look at the implementation of
Cursor.setNotificationUri. These won't help you monitor access to the DB,
but they are a great way of monitoring changes to the data that the DB
contains.
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p that scheduled the alarm should get rid of it.
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> I have created a PendingIntent with AlarmManager that send an email ever
Try this in your manifest. When I set them both to 8, the behavior goes
away:
Blake
On Friday, December 14, 2012 4:19:07 PM UTC-6, Mark Murphy (a Commons Guy)
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> On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 4:59 PM, Blake B. >
> wrote:
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> On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 4:32 PM, Blake B. >
> wrote:
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> on
> > 4.x devices (Moto Xoom and Samsung GSIII) and touch ev
rs, I am able to prevent the
issue in my original post. Hopefully this is helpful to others along the
way!
Regards,
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ing a Dialog class explicitly?
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n App1. App1's ContentProvider.openFIle method decodes the URI
> and opens and returns a ParcelFileDescriptor for the file to which it
> corresponds. (fyi, don't try this with assets!).
>
> Bob's your uncle.
>
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FWIW, this part was pilot error. Copying the files works fine.
For bitmaps from File Descriptors, I have no answer.
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should not be compressed.
None the less, if I copy the asset to the .../files directory, I cannot
create a bitmap from the resulting file. If, on the other hand, I adb push
the original file, to the .../files directory, everything works fine.
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// asset stream: works fine
try {
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e the concept,
thought they don't explain it.
Just have another look around.
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> H
processed event. Each new even will observe consistent state.
... but the main point is that you don't need to worry: unless you
explicitly start a new thread, looper or asynctask, everything in the UI is
on a single thread. It is safe.
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You probably want to use the method SQLiteDatabase.rawQuery
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>
>
This code works:
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However you decide to do it, you must change the Adapter visible list only
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This is probably a terrible idea. There's a discussion over on Stack
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only good news is that once you get things set up, they will, pretty
much, stay set up.
These instructions might help:
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only one I've seen myself, involves setting the display density way lower
than it actually is. Kind of a drag after paying all those bucks for that
sweet looking laptop...
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Many of the features in 4.1 can also be found in the Support Package
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able to build your app for 4.1 and then backport it to 2.2, by adding the
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I don't understand the role the AsyncTask plays in your question, so it is
a bit hard to answer. If you are just trying to schedule a Toast 10
seconds from "now", you probably want to use Handler.postDelayed.
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I really can't figure out what you are asking here. There's no evidence or
a runnable. I'm guessing that m and myNum are data members? Are they being
updated from two different threads?
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I'd say you've got yourself a bug. Very nice work. This code, run first
under java 6, then under Android, confirms it for me:
package net.callmeike.sandbox.p1;
public class BaseClass {
public void run() { callFoo(); }
void foo() { System.out.println("P1 foo: " + this); }
private
Whoah. I've only had a minute or two to look at this but, for the moment
at least, I'm baffled.
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Starting your own thread is broken: it won't work across process boundaries.
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&g
On Thursday, July 5, 2012 2:53:14 AM UTC-7, Alex Belyaev wrote:
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>
> Here are the sources of:
>
> ListView.java
>
...
Those are publicly available sources! The source that would be most
helpful is the source for CustomListView...
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some detail, how Android UI components work.
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roup class. Both
> of them have protected access modifier, thus, it is possible to override
> them. But if I place this methods in CustomListView class, this doesn't
> work for me.
>
> So the question is, why?
>
This one I don't understand. That seems like it should wor
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> I&#x
library being
downloaded to the wrong place, when the manager is run from eclipse. In my
case it is a bug that the template require the support library at all...
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it seem that you've posted two different
implementations of onPreExecute?
It looks to me as if one of those dialogs is being created when the context
is null, or at least invalid. I totally cannot figure out, from the
fragments you've posted, though, why that is.
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If the parent container for both the button and list view is a linear
layout, you should be able to set the list view's layout_height="0dpi" and
layout_weight="1"
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Mahmoud,
I'd be interested in pursuing this, if you are still having the problem.
Would you:
- Post the code for the anonymous onClick handler, in which the exception
is being thrown?
- Post the entire exception that is the problem
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While I've never seen this happen in Indigo, it happens *constantly* in
Juno. I know, I know: not supported. It is, however, certainly a way to
drive a similar bug, consistently.
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... actually, on more thing. I'd expect the remote reference to be
released if I unbind the service. Is that so?
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that reference gets nulled. When does that happen?
I've followed this down as far as a Parcel.flatten_binder, but I kind of
lose it after that.
What is the right way to keep from leaking, for instance, implicit pointers
to my Activity, when I use asynchronous callbacks with a bound
Well, since you asked...
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> Hello,
>
> Can anyone suggest me how to master android la
ctory, somewhere,
with absolutely nothing in it except the .metadata file. The actual
projects live in some other directory tree, not rooted at the workspace.
That means that you can delete, copy, or use an alternate workspace
independent of the projects visible from it.
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It would be very helpful to have the *actual* error message. Most
probably, though, your workspace has been corrupted. The simplest thing to
do is to delete it, since it probably doesn't have much in it yet. By
default, I believe, it is in ~/Documents/eclipse
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above has to be in your apk. All of it has to be
correctly translated from java byte codes into Dalvik byte codes.
I think your first step should be to look in your apk and see what is
there. Verify that the libs you know about, at least, are in there and are
dex files.
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resources available to apply to
some task that are not being used, because that task is ordered behind some
other task.
>
>
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re static final initialized at creation, I don't
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If you have a concern, you probably ought to look at the bytecodes.
Honestly, I can't imagine what kind of concern there might be at this level
but, if you have one, that's the way to resolve it. I mean, this isn't
J2ME or anything...
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G. Blake Meike
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On May 16, 12:03 pm, jon dattilo wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm working on developing my first real
aunch it. The Android standard for doing this with ContentProviders
is a Contract class. I would think you could do something similar for
your app...
If you are trying to launch some specific other app, just hardcode the
Intent for that app.
G. Blake Meike
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After looking more carefully, I note that the code you supplied did
not produce the log you supplied.
I think you should consider rewriting this code using the tools in
java.util.concurrent. You probably want a Semaphore and an Exchanger.
G. Blake Meike
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I haven't looked carefully but I suspect that you want notifyAll()
instead of notify()
G. Blake Meike
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On May 24, 8:05 pm, yikaikai wrote:
> I have two thread, one for
Raffaele,
What information do you have, on the NPE? Is it just user reports?
Something in them makes you certain that the problem is in the
listener?
G. Blake Meike
Marakana
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You
Especially since this topic, apparently, recurs, I thought it might be
worth a summary.
http://portabledroid.wordpress.com/2012/05/04/singletons-in-android/
G. Blake Meike
Marakana
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On May 3, 4:24 pm, blake wrote:
> I completely agree that this might not be a bug. It is outright
> documented to happen in an Activity. It is a little surprising, in
> the activity, though...
... should read "in the application, though..."
Blake Meike
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