23, 2010 at 9:03 AM, elubin wrote:
> > However, when I leave the app over night and look at it again the next day,
> > I receive NullPointerExceptions when attempting to use that same data. I do
> > not believe Application objects get garbage collected, so I have no idea
> >
When my app loads, I fill my android.app.Application with some data.
The app runs fine as I use it and all the data is available.
However, when I leave the app over night and look at it again the next
day, I receive NullPointerExceptions when attempting to use that same
data. I do not believe App
1. what kind of layout do you think they used to get the animated icon
pinned to the bottom of the screen?
2. what view did they use for the icons on the main screen? i have
tried gridlayout and a linearlayout with icons, but i'm specifically
looking for the effect on focus where there is just a f
Can someone please provide me a ListView row layout that will show
text on the left (the full width of the screen) and just leave one
right aligned column for a count on the right? Everything I try has
the text overwrite the count column...
http://www.elubin.com/images/Capture.jpg
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Marquee doesn't help me and i don't want to use fixed width. Is there
a way to do this with a table? RelativeLayout? LinearLayout?
I would think this is a normal request? text on left and right, with
the left text stretching as much as it can.
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I have an activity that needs to do some stuff in the background.
When the background is done, I want it to load a new activity. I can
successfully kick off the async task and using using ViewSwitcher I
can show a nice progress dialog. However, when the user hit 'back' or
'close' from the new tas
I have a ListView and would like each row to have text on the left and
text on the right. I have included the layout for the row below. It
appears fine if the left text is short enough, but when the left text
it too large, the right text never appears?
http://www.elubin.com/images/Capture.jpg
In a ListView, I am trying to display some text on the left and a
number on the right. I got it working with a RelativeView, but if the
text on the left is too long, my number doesn't appear?
http://www.elubin.com/images/Capture.jpg
Here is my layout:
http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android";
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