Hi Lee,
Thanks for the information.
As my widget has progressed, I now have full caching for JPEG files as
I'm no longer reading from a local source and it's working fine. I'm
also loading a Bitmap rather than setting a Uri to them. Perhaps
there's some issue with using the resource ID in a Remo
> > On my G1 it's not possible.
>
> The standard G1's home screen rotates when you slide out the keyboard.
Right, thanks.
lilbyrdie, I can confirm that my caching solution also works when
the screen is rotated.
Lee
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> On my G1 it's not possible.
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> More curiously, though, is why the file size is being reported
> incorrectly at boot time. I wonder if it's also being reported
> incorrectly at other times when the system might be extra busy -- such
> as during an orientation change?
It's not -reported- incorrectly, it -is- incorrect (and sta
Thanks for the info, Lee.
That's quite a work around. I'm also a bit surprised that using a file
directly is more reliable than using a file from within the package.
More curiously, though, is why the file size is being reported
incorrectly at boot time. I wonder if it's also being reported
inco
Hello, problem solved here, though not elegantly.
In case it helps, I discovered that at boot time the size of the
bitmap file was only 104 bytes
(and therefore probably other times it disappears). However, at widget
creation time the file
is always perfect. So I cache the file at widget-creation
Just a quick update: instead of using the application icon returned
from the PackageManager with views.setImageViewBitmap, I saved the
bitmap to a file and set it with views.setImageURI( "/data/data/etc.../
z.png" ).
That seems to have fixed my problem with icon disappearing after a few
minutes.
On Sep 2, 3:19 pm, lilbyrdie wrote:
> I'm using setImageViewResource.
Curses, I was hoping the Bitmap call that was the common culprit.
Guess I'll try storing the bitmap somewhere and using one of the other
calls anyway, will report back.
> Are you saying that for your widget your aren't confi
I'm using setImageViewResource.
I find it odd that it persists when an Alarm is set, but not when an
Alarm isn't set.
Are you saying that for your widget your aren't configuring an update
at all (e.g. just a static widget) via the widget configuration or
manually?
On Sep 1, 2:07 pm, Lee wrote
Also, I don't think this is related to the configuration issue
reported (and confirmed) here:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/869afdb312fc1e76/cb49f5e728430e75
But, if it is, that would be nice to know.
On Sep 1, 2:07 pm, Lee wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > After an
Hello,
> After an orientation change when the home screen redraws, the
> ImageView doesn't always draw. The rest of the RemoteView does draw
> just as it was set during the most recent Update.
I've just submitted a similar thread (hope it appears soon). As
with you, my ImageView is disappear
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