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If you have a "kids painting app", please put your "menu" inside the
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> while, all items get the same layout.
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That is because that is probably the only option.
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Perhaps the people on the android-gcm Google Group.
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Step #3: Read in the layout resources yourself, using
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Personally, I wouldn't do this, at least for the sort of thing that
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Because the was downloaded over HTTP(S), and the other
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> What are good ways to keep the Logging and/or strings secure?
Don't log in production. Wrap your log calls in if
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> Question: If there's only one fragment is there a way to skip showing the
> header and then just show the contents of the fragment?
Not that I am aware of, other than by bypassing the headers and using
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>> Write your own home screen.
>
> Alright Mark, but how to do that?
Not only is there a Home sample in your SDK, but I suspect that there
are plenty of blog posts
ons with the Android SDK. Random
musings belong on your own blog, your own social network account, or
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Step #2: Ask the Camera getSupportedPictureSizes().
Step #3: Choose a picture size based upon the memory class and needs
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>> On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 3:13 PM, Jim Graham wrote:
>> > Just wondering, how are Android devices with cameras 8 MP or higher
>> > supported in Java, wh
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> thanks for the reply. Man, wish there was a faster way.
You could try to get a job at Google.
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>
> This is why I think Google needs to do the underlying work in batches or
> otherwise overcome the 1M limitation. This is happening on regular user
> devices.
File an enhancement request at http://b.android.com and hope for the best.
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any callback which is called on invoking tat menu
It might be a context menu (see onCreateContextMenu()), but on some
devices, the device manufacturer has replaced the context menu with
their own thing. It is not possible for you block cut/copy/paste
across all devices, even for your own app
On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 10:09 AM, Bunty syed wrote:
> is there any way to remove or block the system generated Menus
For your own app, perhaps, but certainly not for the whole system.
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ome android provided callbacks
> for all of them..
Fortunately, this is not possible, for obvious security and privacy
reasons. You are welcome to make your own Android mod and install that
custom firmware on your own Android device that has this capability,
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> If not, maybe somebody know how to get Intent object out of PendingIntent?
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> that the query is done in batches and hidden from the developer or that an
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undocumented and unsupported action.
So, first, create a test case that is:
1. Reproducible (otherwise, there's little anyone can do), and
2. Does not use things that you should not be using, like
TTS_SETTINGS, that may cause your test case to be ignored
Then, and only then, file a
om the play store. The app has been around for over 2 years now and has
> around 1.5 million active users, and nearly 5 million downloads. It's been
> in the top 5 of its category for well over a year. It has over 65,000
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Or, conceivably, use a URLSpan for the clickable ones.
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ssuming your lines of dashes are supposed
to be the ListView row divider lines (and therefore are not part of
your actual row). Use SpannableStringBuilder, along with
ForegroundColorSpan and StyleSpan, to handle the color changes and
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>
> can u pls guide me on this?
As I have written, perhaps 100 times between here and StackOverflow,
call recording is not supported, except perhaps in speakerphone mode.
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> I am also confused on how to get jelly bean on to my phone because I am a
> developer.
You wait for an over-the-air (OTA) update, reportedly due out in July.
. Can anyone suggest me any websites or docs to know
> these things.
http://source.android.com is the home of the Android open source
project and for all questions pertaining to the behavior of the
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> All 4.0/4.1 emulation using anything other than the default WVGA800 is
> now broken.
WXGA, for example, works fine here. The problem, whatever it is, is
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Step #2: Try using it
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> How can I create an app that print in android?
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> What do you think about the news as well? Would it be affect the sale of
> Android Phone?
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> Renderscript's GPU-compute support and developing Renderscript further
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as "experimental".
2. If half a subsystem is now deprecated, why is that announcement
buried in release notes, rather than being called out a bit more
visibly?
At the end of the day, Google can do whatever it wants to. Personally,
I am just trying to figure out where the communications bre
veloper.qualcomm.com/mobile-development/development-devices/trepn-profiler),
> but then as u mentioned it needs to be used with their expensive MDP
> devices.
That's odd. Trepn Profiler is built into the MDP firmware -- it isn't
something you run on the development desktop or something. Bu
; other processes. weird to me.
The kernel system calls are off-topic for this list. Please visit the
Community tab on http://source.android.com.
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On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 1:58 PM, rayk wrote:
> I am puttting this out there again. I have not been able to take my app off
> the chooser lis.
Get rid of the that is causing it to be an option in
the chooser.
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d represent a tiny
loss of revenue. Personally, I think you have already spent more time
worrying about it than it is worth, but that's just me. Or, as
Kristopher pointed out, if you can detect this condition during game
play, nuke 'em from orbit.
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On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 12:57 PM, M wrote:
> Is this case true that one single Android app has multiple processes
Not normally.
> and each process has multiple threads?
Yes.
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d in-app purchasing, I would
hope there is some sort of verification mechanism you can use for that
which is part of their system.
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> service start-up settings?
They can simply uninstall your app. The only way to stop this would be
custom firmware.
> And of course: can the service open the 3G/GPRS connection at any time
> without generating additional dialogs?
Yes, for some definitions of "open the 3G/GPRS connection
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