Hi guys,
I'm currently working on a testing framework for usability purposes
and wondered if I can record or detect touch events of an
application's GUI although I do not modify the target application.
Some sort of keyhook. However, I do not need to directly hook a target
application. I just want
public static ServerConnection getInstance() {
if(m_connection == null)
m_connection = new ServerConnection();
return m_connection;
}
Actually I've done it this way, was just a writing error
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of m_connection =
return m_connection;
}
I hope this helps, somehow. I know it's hard to do when you're lost,
but if you can better describe your circumstance, you can get more
useful answers. (Sometimes, doing so even leads you to your own
answer!)
On Feb 6, 4:08 am, Florian Lettner fl.lett
It's unclear from your description just where you're storing your non-
static variables. The right way would appear to be in your
ServerConnection instance, since that's the static singleton. Your
activity will have a much shorter lifespan.
The variables are stored as class members in the
Activities?
On Feb 8, 5:58 am, Florian Lettner fl.lett...@gmail.com wrote:
It's unclear from your description just where you're storing your non-
static variables. The right way would appear to be in your
ServerConnection instance, since that's the static singleton. Your
activity will have
Mhm, I guess this could be the problem. I will check it. Otherwise I
will use a shared property which will finally solve this issue.
On 8 Feb., 21:24, Mike Collins mike.d.coll...@gmail.com wrote:
Some thoughts,
Is your service delcared remote in the manifest? If so you do know
how to
debug
Hi, I'm planning to develop a small jump and run game and wondered how
to recognize two button presses at one time. For example, I want to
run left and jump during running. Is it possible to catch both button
presses on the touch?
Regards, Florian
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