From my estimation there are *at least* 100-250 small applications
published to Market that are using it. Of course, I only know about the
ones people tell me about and can estimate from things like the activity on
the Google group.
There are a couple of (arguably) big names that also use it
That is correct. And that is what Dianne is talking about above with an
additional instance boolean on a fragment which denotes whether or not the
menus are exposed.
If you're interested, I have a library which is a superset of the
compatibility library that implements this feature in a way
Excellent. I'm looking forward to it. Thanks for your reply!
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Well both are possible if you only consider the scope of the v4
compatibility library. Since the implementation of the former solution would
change the classes of Fragment, FragmentManager, and FragmentPagerAdapter in
that library, the changes would not affect someone using their own native
I filed a bug http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=19203 a
few weeks ago which was reported to me by a user of my library and finally
got around to finding a workaround yesterday (posted as a patch but I have a
more refined implementation as of today). I'm hoping to get more
You should also look at swappa.com for inexpensive, used phones. Any of them
should suffice for development.
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I have a friend whose laptop has the alternate function enabled by default
as mentioned above so Ctrl+Fn+F11 was required.
Another perhaps notable oddity was that it only responded to this
combination when the left control key was used. The right control key had no
effect but was still
Widget.Holo.ActionBar.Tab___ for
future compatibility.
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On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 7:59 AM, clemp6r clemplant...@gmail.com wrote:
How did you fixed this?
On Jul 16, 11:18 pm, Jake Wharton jakewhar...@gmail.com wrote:
I managed to fix these up fairly
I develop a library http://actionbarsherlock.com which attempts to allow
for the use of the action bar design pattern on pre-3.0 versions of Android
using the 3.0+ API via a support method (much like the compat library on
which it is based). In order to provide the ability to use a single theme
I managed to fix these up fairly easily. I can only assume the removed
styles were not meant to be public yet and that the styling of action modes
is being limited to provide a more consistent experience.
The missing attributes definitely need to be on the API differences report
at the very
I would like to formally announce the release of ActionBarSherlock
v3http://actionbarsherlock.com,
a library built on top of the official compatibility library to extend
support for the native action bar API back through Android 1.6.
The library will automatically wrap your pre-3.0 activities
I am trying to load the logo associated with the current activity and/or its
parent application from the definition in the manifest. This technique has
already worked successfully on loading the title and icon associated with
both, but the logo is always returning null or 0.
Here is the
Going to throw a shameless plug...
If you're looking to implement the action bar design pattern on all
platforms in your app I have written a library which automatically abstracts
and marshalls interactions to either the native ActionBar on 3.0+ or a
custom third-party control on pre-3.0. You
Couldn't a user just create their own dummy APK with the same package and
install it to circumvent this?
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Good morning developers,
I wanted to let everyone know that I have released version 2.0 of my
library, ActionBarSherlockhttps://github.com/JakeWharton/ActionBarSherlock/,
which facilitates the use of the action bar design pattern on all version of
Android.
The library will automatically use
Try a third https://github.com/johannilsson/android-actionbar
partyhttps://github.com/cyrilmottier/GreenDroid
library http://code.google.com/p/iosched/.
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I'm not aware of a status query method. However, be wary of firing off a
timer with your Toast. Just because you call .show() on it does not mean it
will be displayed right away. It is put into the toast queue (my term) and
only displayed when the items in the queue before it, if any, have been
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