>Now, if you want to allow the user to choose an application to launch,
>by pulling up a list of available activities from the PackageManager,
>that's perfectly reasonable.
Thanks. Good idea.
2010/3/11 Mark Murphy
> Thomas Ermesjo wrote:
> > So anyone with a Nexus One can check their logcat to
Thomas Ermesjo wrote:
> So anyone with a Nexus One can check their logcat to see what the
> Alarmclock classname for the nexus is?
You should not be doing this. The alarm clock is an application, not
part of the SDK.
http://www.androidguys.com/2009/12/14/code-pollution-reaching-past-the-sdk/
Som
So anyone with a Nexus One can check their logcat to see what the Alarmclock
classname for the nexus is?
Thomas
2010/3/11 Dianne Hackborn
> There is no standard alarm clock API in the platform. Heck, some devices
> may not even have one.
>
>
> On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 12:23 AM, Thomas wrote:
>
There is no standard alarm clock API in the platform. Heck, some devices
may not even have one.
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 12:23 AM, Thomas wrote:
> I have a widget that should launch the AlarmClock when its clicked.
> After searching for a result it seems to me that every phone can have
> its own
I have a widget that should launch the AlarmClock when its clicked.
After searching for a result it seems to me that every phone can have
its own AlarmClock-application, and that what I am trying to do isnt
really possible?
I have been using this for HTC Hero:
i.setClassName("com.htc.android.world
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