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> Can we write this Android code in C++ ?
Applications, no.
Changes to the firmware, possibly -- see http://source.android.com.
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files.
If you insist upon doing this in Java (e.g., you were attacked by an XML
file as a young child), you'll want to use addView() on the LinearLayout
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Jamie L wrote:
> If there are more than 6 menu items, the "more" menu item will appear,
> and the rest of the items go to a popup menu. Can we set icons to those
> menu items?
Nope, sorry.
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stFeature(Window.FEATURE_NO_TITLE); from your activity,
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ow that the bluez-libs is located in
> externel/bluez. How can I reconfigure it and add "enable-bccmd" options.
Questions about modifying the Android firmware are best asked on a
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ow.FEATURE_NO_TITLE);
Or, as Andrew Stadler pointed out, you can use this in your in
your manifest:
android:theme="@android:style/Theme.NoTitleBar"
Note that these remove the title bar. They do not remove the status bar
(where the signal strength and battery level indicators lie).
, so I need the activity to stay running all the
> time.
Why not a service with an activity front-end? Services are meant to be
long-lived (or, at least, longer-lived) operations; activities are meant
to be disposable.
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ndent res/layout xml files"
scenario, the same events can be used to determine how else to manage
your UI modifications upon an orientation change.
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does one
> override the defualt Menu and have the dialoge "show" and dismiss" in
> the same manner as the default menu?
Step 1: don't create a menu
Step 2: use onKeyDown() to detect the [MENU] press, and do what you want
If I am misinterpreting your question, I apologize.
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txtViewName, as if the layout
> was not loaded.
>
> What I need to put more after inflate to work with my new view?
inflate() returns a View. That is the View containing R.id.txtViewName.
View inflated=inflate(context, R.layout.myadaptercontact, null);
((TextView)inflated.findViewById(
e
a bit different in their layout.
That's part of the reason they added in getViewTypeCount() and
getItemViewType(int position), to help them be more efficient about the
recycling process, to increase the odds that the convertView passed into
getView() is one you *can* recycle.
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ocation why bother with convertView at all? I guess either a
> better explanation and docs are in order or a new API that makes sense
> to non-smokers.
If you are going to continue insulting us in the community, it is
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When getView() is called, you are handed a candidate View out of that
pool, to repopulate (if practical) or replace (if not).
I have seven blog posts on this and related topics over on AndroidGuys:
http://androidguys.com/?s=fancy+listviews&x=0&y=0
Note that most are for the M5 SDK, so the
rted, I have an exception.
>
> How can I reset "my_value" ?
Manually, you can reset it by deleting the preferences data in your
emulator -- it's an XML file found in:
/data/data/your.package.name.here/shared_preferences
You can use adb shell, DDMS's File Explorer, or the
There might be side-effects of pretending to go through the normal menu
system when you're not planning on actually presenting a real menu.
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d of 2009. For example, the Lenovo "oPhone" may not have a
physical keyboard, based on the leaked pictures to date.
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ce client, and the Web
service uses a REST-style API, HttpURLConnection or the HTTPClient
(org.apache.http.*) will work.
Or, if you wish to build a Web service client, and the Web service uses
XML-RPC, somebody else on this list posted a link to their XML-RPC
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opulate in user interface part.
Use SQLiteDatabase. Use rawQuery() or query() to get a Cursor. Use
getString(), getInt(), etc. to get column values, after using moveTo()
or moveToNext() to get to the proper row.
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ot;center" D-pad
button). It may be the trackball would have to be inset to make that work...
> Adjusting one's hands to go
> constantly back and forth between the keyboard and the trackball is
> difficult unless you physically put the device down on a table.
On the other hand
int us to an example? I'm guessing it would be via
onCreatePanelView(), but that's not used in the SDK samples AFAICT.
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lient library.
HttpURLConnection can be found in standard Java, so there should be many
tutorials online. Here is a page full of examples using HTTPClient:
http://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client/examples.html
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is desired when the the user trackball's
> horizontally, right?
Of course, now that I have some caffeine in me, I see that my comments
don't address the point you were making in your posting nearly as well
as I thought they did, so, um, never mind, and sorry for bothering y
drive plugged into a
> computer by USB, where are the files I created from my program and
> saved to the program's data storage?
/data/data/your.application.package.here/files
Note that this may not be browsable on a G1 due to security restrictions.
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orm!
Out of curiosity, have you tried this?
I wasn't sure if the Dalvik VM might use a different serialization
structure than would "regular" Java, causing cross-environment
compatibility problems.
If it works, though, great!
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ve you ported?
> where can i download android and install android on my k850i
The Android source code is at http://source.android.com. Questions
regarding porting Android are best asked at:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
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Keith Wiley wrote:
> ...so how do I transfer data saved by my app off the phone?
adb pull works, if you have the full path to the file in question.
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are used depends upon whether you reference them in your code.
> Anyone know of the easiest way to parse HTML.
http://java-source.net/open-source/html-parsers
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limited to your own site?
Do the logs (adb logcat, etc.) show any errors?
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call to setImageResource() (or
whatever) on your ImageView at the stated times.
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e it, not disable it outright
It's disabled by default. A point which I should probably make a wee bit
more forcefully in my book...
Given a WebView named wv, to enable Javascript:
wv.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
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> I ran (from your example on Page 160, modified for my application):
You're trying to use the browser object before you set it.
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If you want to complain about locked-down phones, complain to carriers
and device makers. Hope that some innovative device makers make devices
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Most of the earlier ones in the series are for the older M5 SDK, but the
concepts still hold. Also, forgive the formatting -- AndroidGuys updated
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One cause of "unknown socket error -1" is because you don't have the
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m the background
thread. Since this probably has an impact on the UI, you probably cannot
call this safely from a background thread.
Instead, arrange to call it on the UI thread, either via a Handler,
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ackground image on the
ListView.
> 5. Blue background, is it some kind of 'group' object or a rectangle
> object?
That is probably the horizontal LinearLayout, with a blue background.
> 6. Top bar, no clue how its called or how I can set the text.
That is your activity'
rows:
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the PC the emulator is on is slow, or that you are trying to do other
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For example, I get this error when starting the emulator on a Pentium-M
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I do not believe this is possible.
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Joining does not require foreign key relationships. All foreign key
relationships do is enforce referential integrity. So, you join tables
in SQLite the same way you do in any other SQL-based database.
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scs wrote:
> I see in Pv_Omxdefs.h file as like
Questions on the Android open source project are best asked on one of
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> Environment:
> -- Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex 2.6.27-9-generic x86_64 GNU/Linux
> -- Sun Java 6 JDK
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> Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_10-b33)
> Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 11.0-b15
onlythoughtwo...@googlemail.com wrote:
> Thanks, is there another way then telnet to access the phones console
> from my pc. SSH?
adb shell, using the SDK.
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Dummy info
>
>
> Same result.
Have you tried ' instead?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_XML_and_HTML_character_entity_references
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"voice" is just going over a data channel anyway. I'm not sure if
SIP or IAX offer such a facility, and I'm not aware of any SIP or IAX
endpoints on Android (though I'll be stunned if there aren't a few under
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Muthu Kumar K. wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to insert byte data in my application DataBase(SQLite). So
> which data type will fit in to that.
Byte or byte[] is usually used for byte data.
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oid:text="meetMe"
> android:textSize = "40px"
> android:textColor="#FFCD"
> android:shadowColor = "#FF00"
> android:shadowDx = "1.2"
> android:shadowDy = "1.2"/>
>
Try adding a shadowRadius:
android:shado
diya blore wrote:
> Can i implement this in single activity.?
Yes.
> As above process code has two avtivity.. can it be in single activity?
> is it possible?
Yes.
Instead of an Intent, give the tab a View.
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Sarath Kamisetty wrote:
> How do I start debugging this ?
Look at your error logs, using adb logcat, DDMS, etc.
My guess is that you do not have permission to read contacts
(READ_CONTACTS), but that is just a guess.
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> Im a bit confused, as I thought that the SDK was current to 1.0 as run
> on my phone, and the application was taken directly from the 1.0 head.
Some of the shipping applications use APIs that are not yet ready for
public consumption, as I understand it.
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> can I re-use this description in the email_full.xml to prevent
> duplication?
I think or will work, though I haven't experimented
with either as yet.
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The first and third in the series cover your specific question.
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j wrote:
> When device goes to sleep, any text entered into the EditText is gone
> when device awakes. How do I save/restore the text?
Implement onSaveInstanceState() and save whatever state you want in the
Bundle. You will get that Bundle back in onCreate().
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./ApiDemos/src/com/example/android/apis/app/ReceiveResult.java
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quot;@+id/fu".
In the documentation for the ArrayAdapter constructor you're using, the
second parameter is described as:
"The resource ID for a layout file containing a TextView to use when
instantiating views."
Hence, it is exp
pon your query to return
only mobile numbers. I haven't played around with the Contacts content
provider enough yet to provide exact source code.
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> I just noticed that the Logcat app itself was just killed as well,
> after not even running for 10 minutes... with the screen off and no
> other activities running.
U...how are you determining that there are no other activities running?
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> bparker wrote:
>> I just noticed that the Logcat app itself was just killed as well,
>> after not even running for 10 minutes... with the screen off and no
>> other activities running.
>
> U...how are you determining that there are no other ac
ld onto the
Cursor and call requery() on it in your ListActivity's onResume(). That
will refresh the Cursor's contents based on the current database
contents and update the UI to match.
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Why ACTION_CALL_PRIVILEGED instead of ACTION_CALL?
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> Hi guys,
>
> when does the many bugfixes were fixed? What are the plans for the
> next 2-6 Month?
The only official information is:
http://source.android.com/roadmap
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thesquib wrote:
> I just wanted to add that I am interested in finding a way around
> this, or just to find out if it is a limitation which will not go
> away.
I'd focus instead on getting rid of 20+ classes in the hierarchy.
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IMHO, services should not be directly affecting the UI.
And if I misunderstood your comment, my apologies.
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erface and replying by email, though that
could be the distinguishing factor.
You might try posting a few by email and see if they work better. If
that helps, then your "don't use google groups web page" advice may be
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this approach my app should be running in the background as soon as
> phone is booted up.
Everybody thinks that. Then people wonder why their phones are so slow. :-(
I really encourage you to think through whether your application
absolutely positively must run automatically without user inter
the formatting between open/close
> keyboard cycle is appreciated.
Don't use the Bundle, at least for rotations.
There are plenty of alternative approaches, such as using
onRetainNonConfigurationInstance(). I have a five-post series on
AndroidGuys that covers this area:
http://androidguys.
pixels and other stuff
> but not in terms of characters.
How about android:maxLength?
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I notice my onDestroy implementation takes up to 7 seconds to
> complete ... is that why the process was killed?
Very possibly. Can you arrange to do more of the work sooner?
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s nearly enough criteria to say what is "best".
If the binary content is large, please please please please store it on
the SD card (/sdcard), probably as a file.
Overall, storing it in a file is probably more efficient for most use cases.
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Forgive the formatting, and be aware that the older posts are for the M5
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child of RadioGroup for the mutual-exclusion to work, not inside some
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ervice ran into that problem, I suspect -- updating a
TextView for an activity other than the right one. So, while it may be
easier to initially write the software this way, there is a good chance
you will regret it later.
AIDL and Intents are two means that Android offers that better decouple
the acti
e device id of the user, this is strictly for licensing and
>> restricting the use of app.
>>
>> Any ideas?
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null, it's an emulator. If ANDROID_ID is non-null, it's a device, and
the value is a unique value for that device.
Hopefully, for your sake, a unique permanent value per device is somehow
sufficient for your needs.
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you see when Rubyists and Javanauts square off. Strong typing
has definite benefits, in terms of compile-time validations and
potential for optimization. However, strong typing can also "get in the
way", which is why some folk prefer weakly-typed or type-inferred languages.
Anyway, that's
y would a mobile browser be any different?
> Am I the only one to whom this seems like this might be useful?
IMHO, properly implemented, it would certainly be useful. The key would
be a proper implementation that isn't too intrusive yet doesn't cause
security issues.
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However, if in the middle of my phone call/browsing
session/ebook/game/whatever, your app would take control of my phone,
and I didn't have an option of disabling this behavior, your app would
be uninstalled.
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a application
Implement onKeyDown() or similar methods in your activities.
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t already have one, a common component for
doing this sort of error reporting would definitely be a slick addition
to Android developers' arsenals.
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Sarath Kamisetty wrote:
> I see that the date and time on my emulator are incorrect. How do I
> set the correct date and time ?
You need to tell the emulator your proper timezone via -timezone
, where is your timezone in zoneinfo format (e.g.,
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Note that location tracking changed fairly substantially between the M5
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>> sense to me at all.
>>
>> As more changes being added into the app, the error appeared again.
>>
>> Has anybody else encountered this problem? Does this sound like a bug
>> in Android?
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ximum vertical screen real
> estate. But I need the ability to display a TextView that is rotated
> 90 degrees so as to appear normal in a horizontal layout. Can this be
> done, short of using an animation?
>
Why not just get rid of the title bar?
getWindow().requestFeature(Window.FEA
all apt_name") will not work -- adb is
not an installed executable on the device, and I'm not sure there is a
working system() call that would execute it.
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t repository:
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/frameworks/base.git;a=blob;f=core/java/com/android/internal/widget/SlidingDrawer.java
(or http://tinyurl.com/a3x6fe if that URL is too long for your mail client).
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ttons
in other applications, applications you did not write?
If you do, perhaps there is some software that is causing your G1 to
behave poorly, such as Locale.
If you do not, then we know your hardware is fine and it is something
with your application.
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