I have some numerical input fields an some ouput fields. In german
locale the decimal symbol is ',' whereas in english locale it is '.'
My program runs in a german environment of the OS but the input fields
use the english locale. The number format of
sTemp = String.format(%.2f m, 2 * rest);
My phone gas a built-in radio app. Is there an API to acces that or is
it firmware which bypasses Android? Searching the sdk resources only
leads to terms as radiobuttons or groups, but I mean the real thing for
listening to music.
Hans
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Am 07.09.2011 02:42, schrieb gjs:
This is a known bug on some devices, eg Nexus One Motorola Xoom see
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=15500
That sounds like a vendor specific implementation bug, but the emulator
has it, too.
I get around it by using external bluetooth
Hallo Holger,
Nur das Verschieben des SDK hat nicht ganz gereicht. Javadoc location
muss noch angeasst werden.
Guckst hier:
http://colapps.chrisonline.at/?p=707
Gruß,
Hajü
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I want to display raw nmea sentences. In order to do so I wrote some
code (excerpts below). The problem is that it doesn't work in most
cases. It doesn't work on the emulator using versions 2.1, 2.2 or 2.3,
neither on my real existing Samsung Galaxy S5660, running Android 2.2,
but it *does
Am 06.09.2011 12:26, schrieb cpleng7:
https://picasaweb.google.com/101063952035432254010/Android#5649189156141413618
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