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> what about tesseract?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesseract
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> Intent without decompiling the Android app.
Please use another minimum of 50 words to explain what you mean by this.
3) I just want the major
> Intents to
> invokes the deputy apps , e.g., Email, Browser, Camera, SMS
What is a "deputy app"? What is a "major Intent"?
vices could
take advantage of "install-to-SD"
(http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/install-location.html)
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Email app or Text Message app?"). PackageManager can find out who can
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> Is there any way to retrieve the Intents used by intalled apps on the
> phone?
No, sorry.
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supporting that behavior. What remains to be seen is how many
Android devices native to ICS or higher wind up with MENU keys versus
the navigation soft keys in the system bar.
> If true, I will tell Jennifer not to spend anymore time on this.
And be sure to tell Jennifer that we all said "hi
or WebView, where you normally get things like "Open /
> Open in new tab / Copy link"?
I am not aware that their changes affect WebView. If I find out
otherwise, I'll shout.
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example, if you are linking to HTML pages, use
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me to the after-effects of litigation:
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> If not, what happens with SomeOtherActivity finishes?
Your original activity is started and resumed, then goes back into the
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> it?
>
> On 6月4日, 下午9時20分, Mark Murphy wrote:
>> On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 9:17 AM, Greenhand wrote:
>> > In onDestroy(), I checked whether theActivityis finishing and bound.
>> > If so, I unbindService().
>> > if(isFinishing
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> }
That needs to be
getApplicationContext().unbindService(serviceConnection). If you bind
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> the second problem i Have with fragments is:
> i need to show a frame by frame animation [works in an activity], but when I
> haven't figured out yet how to place it on my fragment?
Apply it to the background of the ViewGroup that is the content of the fragment.
On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 7:19 AM, Jesús Gumiel wrote:
> Hi everybody. Anybody know what is the reason to use the SipWakeLock?.
There is no SipWakeLock in the Android SDK. There is one in the
firmware, but that is out of scope for this list.
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It can be, which is why I mentioned it.
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> How can i add menus to built in android app like contacts and sms messages
You can't, other than by building your own contacts and SMS client applications.
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A retained fragment, instead of onRetainNonConfigurationInstance(),
would be a variation on this pattern.
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exist, or
- you want your button clicks to be handled by something other than
the hosting activity (e.g., a fragment)
> - Are there more ways to handle a button press?
That depends on what you mean by a "button press". Those are the two
ways of handling a click event on a View.
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With some difficulty, and that's not even including dealing with ARM
vs. x86 vs. MIPS.
> Is that what they are doing?
I hope they are not doing B. However, you might consider asking them,
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> */
> const RegisterMap* registerMap;
>
> /* set if method was called during method profiling */
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> And I want to know what's the equivalent of "stacksz" in dalvik vm?
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If that is not what Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory() returns,
then there is nothing in the Android SDK that will return that path.
Whether or not your application can use that path, what goes on at
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Correct.
> Now if this is the case what code changes do i need to make.
None, probably, other than setting your targetSdkVersion to 11 or
higher, which you already have done.
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You will not get an action bar on Android 1.x/2.x devices by setting
targetSdkVersion to any value.
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do something like capture the framebuffer, or just grab the raw
> bytes from the vm (that would, of course, require a rooted device..).
Or decompile the APK, find the encryption algorithm and key, and
decrypt the images.
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> Can anyone please help me to find a solution for this.
Leave the screen alone, and it will turn off when the user decided
that it should turn off.
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On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 12:42 PM, Shri wrote:
> What is the correct way to find the number of cpus on the device in
> order to determine which optimizations to enable in my app?
I doubt that there is one. I'll be happy to be proven wrong, though.
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> from the dead the next time the app starts up?
By definition, to use exit() properly, you have to detect the
conditions where exit() is needed. And, if you can detect when exit()
is needed, then you do not need to call exit() -- you can reset your
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> />
> how to modify it to support multiple text view 2 text under each other
Use a vertical LinearLayout.
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> i.e. I don't want to do IPC.
Then get rid of your second process, and run your entire app as one
process. Your users will thank you for not wasting their RAM and
battery by having a second process that you do not really need.
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just taken a photo of.
It's there but isn't indexed:
http://commonsware.com/blog/2011/08/31/mtp-external-storage.html
Also, never hardwire /sdcard. Always use
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to my account in the Caymans". :-)
On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Daniel wrote:
> The main aim of this hack is to study the placement of the shortcuts on the
> screens.
Take a screenshot.
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the data in persistent storage, null
out the static data members, and start over, along with launching an
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let the user know that you had to wipe out their data. You do not need
to terminate your process to achieve any of thi
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> Do u know any other way to find the DNS server ip and Default gateway ip?
Not via the Android SDK.
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want one APK versus another, and set up the manifests accordingly
(e.g., ).
Or, better yet, use a single APK for all devices. Believe it or not,
there are people in this world who use their phones in landscape
(particularly those with side-slider keyboards) and use tablets in
portrai
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> the device needs to "just work" for months at a time without any hand-
> holding from a user.
Note that this is not exactly a target market for the core Android team. :-)
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> Now, I haven't tested this, but I suppose that using drawable-xhdpi-v9 will
> stop froyo from seeing those resources at all and so give
> better-than-nothing runtime exceptions (which in most cases would show up
> pretty quickly).
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> mean stuff in assets/ or res/, or just anything an application writes
> to the SD card (should I say "external storage")?
Neither -- see above.
> Also, does it mean anybody can read my assets/ if they kno
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strings. If the view is a TextView, call getText(). If the view is
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Besides, since you were the one who put the string in the View in the
first place, you should be able to get at the string by other means.
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his leads me that he is silently ignoring permissions that he doesn't
> handle. How can i make android compiler/builder warn me about them?
I doubt that you can, as valid permissions are not knowable at compile
time. There is nothing stopping a third-party app from defining the
permi
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I think that is just a poorly-phrased JavaDoc entry. I believe that
this really means "ask the OS to wipe the user data", not "prompt the
user to ask them if they would like their data wiped". After all,
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> Is this possible?
Fortunately, no.
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> whether these features will remain as is and the content that content
> providers provide will be the same across all android phones.
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popular app, some percentage will still do it.
An architecture that does not assume that it needs to run continuously
(e.g., does polling via AlarmManager) will be more resilient in the
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same action
string (e.g., new Intent("this.is.my.action.string")), not a
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LocalBroadcastManager and ordered-broadcast support, or
- abandon LocalBroadcastManager entirely and create a workalike that
supports ordered "pseudocasts" or some such
Certainly, I am up for other suggestions.
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> But I can do this on Android 2.3.3
Not really. It *looks* like it is there, but if you actually try
modifying any settings, the changes do not take effect, at least for
any settings that you do not have the permission to modify.
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you want to use the observer pattern at all. I'd just push the app
widget updates when updating the content provider and be done with the
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"poof", with presumably some negative impacts on getting
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I see it:
-- this code is leaking a thread, as the HandlerThread is not being
managed by any component
-- this code is unreliable, as once the process is terminated, the
ContentObserver is gone
Has anyone seen this pattern used in production code?
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or if the issue is multiple threads, have one Service with your own
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copyright violations, it has to be opt-in, anyway.
It is entirely possible that Google could create this database. Ms.
Hackborn hinted as much in a post here a couple of years back. I am
not holding my breath waiting for it, though.
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Recevier() call or IntentFilter to say "please, I only want
local broadcasts". On the plus side, with LocalBroadcastManager, we
can start moving away from using registerReceiver() for purely private
stuff.
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On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 2:59 PM, Jose_GD wrote:
> Hi Mark, then is it possible to send an intent to the homescreen app to do
> the widget adding for our application?
You would have to ask the author of the home screen in question. There
is no standard Intent for this AFAIK.
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> activity stops listening for finger events (touch on the screen).
>
> It is possible to solve this?
>
> I need that the two activities can listen to touch events.
This is not supported, sorry.
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