At the 24:10 mark in the video from Google IO, support for large apps
in the market was announced, coming in June:
http://www.google.com/events/io/2011/sessions/android-market-for-developers.html
Any more recent news about this?
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dragging.
* Text looks like a TextView, without the white background and rounded
corners of EditText.
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To po
py the
string passed to loadUrl and paste it into a non-android Chrome
session that has the same HTML as the Android app, and I get exactly
the scrolling behavior I'd expect.
Suggestions? Is there something special about scrolling and webviews
that I'm missing?
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gging through Eclipse?
Aren't permissions normally set at install time (which doesn't happen in a
normal way when you're debugging)?
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Or would you just run the phonecall software outside Android in a
normal Linux process and communicate with Android apps over sockets?
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it looks like this:
public void callThisJavaMethod(Object x) { ...
I get null. If it looks like this:
public void callThisJavaMethod(String x) { ...
I can get a string. I'll just turn everything I care about into json,
works well enough.
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the call on the javascript side don't survive
the trip (I just get null in the app). Gross hacks seem obvious (open
a url and encode the data in the url), but that can't be right.
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> On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Xavier Ducrohet wrote:
>> If you're using Eclipse, go to the preferences and under Android >
>> Build, set the output to verbose.
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> Where should you see this verbose output? I se
o see the verbose output.
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library without proguard (or something else) first stripping it down.
It's not something you can bypass easily.
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;s some discussion going on right now on the scala-ide
mailing list (http://groups.google.com/group/scala-ide-user) about
updating the wiki pages to capture how this should be done.
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catches : (none)
positions :
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locals:
0x - 0x0004 reg=0 this Lhello/world/SomeScalaClass;
Virtual methods -
source_file_idx : 20 (SomeScalaClass.scala)
But shouldn't the dex file include some reference to the
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