I've now reproduced this with a minimal test case, so I've gone ahead and
created a bug report for it,
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=21202.
Romain, did you test the built-in LWPs on the emulator, or a Galaxy Nexus?
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Please stop stressing.
The stock launcher changes the x offset. It is working fine on our devices.
I don't know what the situation is with the emulator; it may just be turned
off there for performance reasons.
Also the default wallpaper on Galaxy Prime does not scroll when the offset
changes.
Thanks very much for that info. It was hard not to stress before, given we
have nothing but the emulator to go on out here, but I'll gladly stop now
that we know it's an emulator-specific issue. :^)
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It must be a bug, as the function does not appear deprecated, removed
or otherwise according to the SDK.
Ms Hackborn or anyone from Google had a chance to look at this yet?
On Oct 22, 3:59 am, String sterling.ud...@googlemail.com wrote:
I'm on the fence whether to report this as a bug, or just
The built-in live wallpapers rely on this feature and they seem to be
working properly. Do you have a reproducible test case?
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It must be a bug, as the function does not appear deprecated, removed
or
Romain,
There are no built in live wallpapers in the emulator, which is the only
environment we have access to.
I'll put together a minimal test case and post it to the bug tracker. It's
certainly failing on both of my live wallpaper apps; one reason I posted here
first was to see if other
Sure, I understand that. I just haven't had time to do that, been too busy
trying to get my own apps working on ICS.
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I am talking about the live wallpapers that are part of Android 2.3, 3.0 and
4.0. Android 2.3's live wallpaper source code is available for you to try.
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Romain,
There are no built in live wallpapers in the emulator,
Off topic: Actually, there is a Live Wallpaper in the emulator --
it's a wireframe spinning cube which spins at about 3 fps...
On Oct 24, 4:45 pm, String sterling.ud...@googlemail.com wrote:
Sure, I understand that. I just haven't had time to do that, been too busy
trying to get my own apps
I don't think the issue is that onOffsetsChanged() isn't getting called.
It's that it only gets called once, with values of 0 for everything. I tried
this with one of mine and logged calls to onOffsetsChanged(). It is not
called while scrolling home screens.
I noticed during Andy Rubin's
To clarify...Duarte's presentation, not Rubin.
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I've made a lot of live wallpapers, and this honestly made me break
out into a cold sweat. Please tell me this isn't broken. It'll
basically wreck the personalization category. :/
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To clarify...Duarte's presentation, not Rubin.
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HTC did this in the Sense 3.0 launcher as well. And I did get users emailing
me and asking how to fix it. I had to tell them they were out of luck unless
they wanted to download an alternate launcher from the Market. The ones who
emailed me did understand that the problem was not my fault.
Maybe an error? I notice that in android 3.0 in portrait the scroll
are slow (x offset only in range 0.25-0.75) and in the other versions
have full range. Maybe in 4.0 they forget something hopefully
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HTC did this in the Sense 3.0 launcher
I'm on the fence whether to report this as a bug, or just assume it's by
design. Opinions?
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