Thanks Lew,
I'll look into the documentation when I get a minute, it's just I resorted
to that method for the time being as I am really trying hard to get my head
around the Android fundamentals, etc.
Regards to "Giving up", trust me.. I never, never give up regarding
programming, or in fact
I am trying to get some small jpeg images onto my virtual device by
accessing the "file explorer" in the DDMS section of Eclipse. The images
seem to be on the device, but are not in the Gallery as they are in a
tutorial I am following. I've tried restarting the virtual device but no
luck. I
Thanks for the reply,
Couldn't quite get my head around that method, so I have moved all my Java
folders that I wont be working on any longer to a new destination, created
a new project, then a new folder within the project, clicked advance, and
linked the folder to the new destination :-)
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I am fairly new to Eclipse, and after numerous Java and Android tutorials I
have found my package explorer rather overloaded with projects. I have
tried countless times to try and divide everything up into 2 folders, 1 for
Java and 1 for Android projects, but I keep getting errors. I have took
Thanks for the reply,
So it is okay to call my main intent activity say:
ActivityMain.java
And my main .xml file:
main.xml
Its just when I use the Android wizard to set up a project, it presents me
with:
MainActivity.java
And the UI: activity_main.xml
When I renamed them earlier today (dur
Cheers guys, that's good to know!
Will stick with Juno and update my other Mac with Indigo!
Thanks for the support :-)
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Thanks :-)
That's great!
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Thats good to know :-) Its just I don't want to start practising my app
development then someone later down the line says I should of used Indigo
Thanks
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I am new to Android and when I started watching my video tutorials the guy
gets you to download Eclipse (in my case for Mac OS X Lion), and it
automatically downloaded the Indigo version. Almost a few days on I
decided to follow the same process on my other Mac and it downloaded the
Juno versi
I predominantly do my graphical artwork/icons using photoshop and normally
save out to .PNG sometimes with the alpha channel embedded when designing
wireframe app representations in other case tools. Will this practice be
okay when developing apps, and by having an alpha channel embedded will i
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Yes, I can create and launch my AVD 2.3.3 perfectly from opening the
Android app within the tools folder from Mac Osx TerminaI. I selected
enable "Snapshot" when creating the virtual phone and then launched it to
test. Then I opened Eclipse, and basically used the android wi
Yes, I can create and launch my AVD 2.3.3 perfectly from opening the
Android app within the tools folder from Mac Osx TerminaI. I selected
enable "Snapshot" when creating the virtual phone and then launched it to
test. Then I opened Eclipse, and basically used the android wizard to name
every
>>> Ok, you just recently asked this exact same question... I asked a
>>> clarification question on the first thread that you started. Please don't
>>> post your question multiple times...
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Justin Anderso
I am very new to Android Development and I cannot pursue a proper
communication between Eclipse and the Android AVD, here is the info below:
I am using Eclipse 4.2 for the mac with the API10 SDK (2.3.3). I have setup
a Gingerbread AVD (because the tuts I am following do so) and created an
And
I am using Eclipse 4.2 for the mac with the API10 SDK (2.3.3). I have
setup a Gingerbread AVD (because the tuts I am following do so) and created
an Android App within Eclipse (a simple preset "hello world" test app) and
the AVD is completely breaks when I try and compile as an Android app. Th
Updating ADT causes the proguard binaries to be replaced with old versions.
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When you update ADT they will be reset back to the old versions so you will
need to update again. (catches me every time)
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estion. Is there a way to prevent the screen grab
or at the very least, an override I can use to hide the sensitive data
manually before the screen grab is taken?
Thanks for any help anybody can give.
Daz
p.s After my first post I am now being spammed. "We saw your post on google
groups,
Is there any way to disable the thumbnail (or supply an alternate
thumbnail) for ICS & honeycomb recent apps screen?
Sensitive information is being leaked from my app by this feature as the
contents of the screen are readable from outside the app.
I even tried blanking the screen in the OnPau
Why do my posts never show?
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I'm having the same problem, trying to follow the information to get
animated gifs working, and now this!
Any idea on a fix? I can't see where the difference to the source was
made.
Movie.Decodestream is a native method, written in C++, but I can't see
in any notable differences in the code vers
ng imageName = "";
while (bis.hasNext()) {
String lineOfHTML = bis.nextLine();
Log.v("Debug", lineOfHTML );
}
This works in the emulator, my device, and endless other devices.
However, for certain phones, the nextLine produces nonsensical
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