On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 7:28 PM, Richard Schilling wrote:
> I see TabActivity is deprecated.
> But there are still some examples in the platform of making Activities
> children of TabHost.
Examples don't get updated terribly often. Also, while it is
deprecated, it is still available.
> This is wh
I see TabActivity is deprecated.
But there are still some examples in the platform of making Activities
children of TabHost.
This is what we are doing: calling TabHost.addTab and passing in a TabSpec
that contains intents which launch activities.
Do you think that's a bad idea now that TabA
On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 6:10 PM, Richard Schilling wrote:
> I guess when you look at the stacktrace in LogCat, we do have quite a few
> layers... the stacktrace shows calls through about 12 different UI control
> classes. Would you concur that is definitely a problem in this case?
It's where I'd
I guess when you look at the stacktrace in LogCat, we do have quite a few
layers... the stacktrace shows calls through about 12 different UI control
classes. Would you concur that is definitely a problem in this case?
But what do you think about the cursor?
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Our views aren't too deep, but they may be too wide, perhaps (too many
siblings under the same parent)? I am displaying lots of data using a
cursor.
I actually get two stacks to look at:
1. When the exception is thrown the debugger pauses in
CursorWrapper.getCount:
11-23 11:56:55.383: DEBUG/A
What does the stack trace look like? A typical "too complex of a UI"
scenario would have it all in View drawing code.
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 7:06 PM, Richard Schilling
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> ping.
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