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However, I appreciate the advice to move on, and the adb insight
offered. I'll warn my friend to avoid eye patches and peg legs.
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mannered app escaping into the wild without his knowledge?
I apologize if this is a dumb question. Perhaps I should sign my self
paranoid.
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accessing my friend's phone via the USB cable and via wireless? Is
deselecting 'Unknown Source' secure protection?
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Did you try setting the background of you view to something like
0x40ff?
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Have you considered measuring your text, Paint.measureText(your
string), and deciding where to place it programmatically?
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Are you asking:
How can I get the id of my wallpaper graphic in my res/drawable folder
into my program so I can do something with it?
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See if this makes any sense in your case.
Start with a background large enough to look OK in either orientation
without change. Upon twist, onSurfaceChanged(), recalculate the
locations of your bitmaps and display them at the new locations.
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Therefore exit from my app's preview mode always returns to a home
screen. Maybe I'm missing something.
Thanks again for the help.
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possible to share settings data across application packages -- for
that you will need a content provider.)
It may have something to do with the Context-s in your A and B. Are
they the same?
Alternately you could pass B's data back and let A do all the
updating.
Hal
Thanks Mark and Diane for the help.
My task is to properly place my living wallpaper background (I use the
current dead wallpaper) behind the system's placement of icons and
widgets. My users should be able to do Settings on different
(right, center, left) home screens.
Here's the three
My about-to-be-released live wallpaper app works well if I know the
number of home screens. I observe that the 2.1 emulator has three and
2.2 and later have five. I can distinguish between them with
Build.VERSION myvbld = new Build.VERSION();
No, sorry. I can envision a home screen implementation with infinite
home screens.
Thanks, Mark, for the reply. I was afraid of that and am looking at my
problem again.
What about this?
Occasionally onOffsetsChanged() gives an xStep of 0.0 or -1.0.
Otherwise it consistently gives 0.5
this reinstall of my living wallpaper app
replaces the old code but not its Shared Preferences and when I invoke
the app onCreate() runs. With emulator 2.2, the old code is
overwritten and onCreate() doesn't run.
You may be asking something else, if so, my apologies.
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someone and is not too specific to my particular
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