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who can help me?
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That is because that is probably the only option.
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Runtime#exec(), and I don't see a
command-line switch on logcat to limit output to just your own
process' lines.
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loud grumblings I expect you will receive from various quarters)
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can't understand why that would make a difference in the internal
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it is not documented as being ordered, that behavior is
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EditText should not care about that.
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Question: If there's only one fragment is there a way to skip showing the
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Not that I am aware of, other than by bypassing the headers and using
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AFAIK. I will be rather surprised if what you are trying to do is
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What are good ways to keep the Logging and/or strings secure?
Don't log in production. Wrap your log calls in if
(BuildConfig.DEBUG), and ProGuard should strip them out as dead code
on a release build.
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this for the standard stock email App in Android.
There are no documented and supported broadcasts for the AOSP email
app, any more than there are for the Gmail app.
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the
AppCache while the other elements do not?
Because the iframe was downloaded over HTTP(S), and the other
elements were not.
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delayed, not lost.
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Write your own home screen.
Alright Mark, but how to do that?
Not only is there a Home sample in your SDK, but I suspect
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Just wondering, how are Android devices with cameras 8 MP or higher
supported in Java
() to determine how big
your heap size is.
Step #2: Ask the Camera getSupportedPictureSizes().
Step #3: Choose a picture size based upon the memory class and needs
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is for developing applications with the Android SDK. Random
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for that library and ask that
library's support group further questions specific to that library and
provider
If you really are asking how to use offline Google Maps in my
Application, that is not possible with today's edition of the Google
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not enable it, but instead pop a dialog notifying the
user, and supplying a button to go to the right Settings page to make
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thanks for the reply. Man, wish there was a faster way.
You could try to get a job at Google.
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Google needs to do the underlying work in batches or
otherwise overcome the 1M limitation. This is happening on regular user
devices.
File an enhancement request at http://b.android.com and hope for the best.
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Hi All,
I
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is there any way to remove or block the system generated Menus
For your own app, perhaps, but certainly not for the whole system.
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callback which is called on invoking tat menu
It might be a context menu (see onCreateContextMenu()), but on some
devices, the device manufacturer has replaced the context menu with
their own thing. It is not possible for you block cut/copy/paste
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, assuming your lines of dashes are supposed
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setVisibility(INVISIBLE)
on each one.
Or, conceivably, use a URLSpan for the clickable ones.
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the play store. The app has been around for over 2 years now and has
around 1.5 million active users, and nearly 5 million downloads. It's been
in the top 5 of its category for well over a year. It has over 65,000
ratings with an average of 4.6/5.
What is the app?
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action.
So, first, create a test case that is:
1. Reproducible (otherwise, there's little anyone can do), and
2. Does not use things that you should not be using, like
TTS_SETTINGS, that may cause your test case to be ignored
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see a
pattern in OS versions in the devices that are hitting this?
I would recommend using an Intent that points to one of your
activities -- that avoids the TTS_SETTINGS problem and avoids the null
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and hidden from the developer or that an
API exists to do it in batches myself.
Yeah, I don't know how you would do page at a time type stuff here.
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exception is raised, and only one of those is for a startForeground()
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, it should no longer be null. Are you doing anything to
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short might a few moments be?
I'm just brainstorming possible things that you are doing differently
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be reproduced tend to be problematic in all
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, when future releases
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If not, maybe somebody know how to get Intent object out of PendingIntent?
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, who manually review each application. Google does
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hey mark murphy,
can u pls guide me on this?
As I have written, perhaps 100 times between here and StackOverflow,
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that legitimately has the
Play Store on it is a dev phone.
What do you think about the news as well? Would it be affect the sale of
Android Phone?
This list is for developing applications with the Android SDK -- your
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Step #1: Find some third-party printing API
Step #2: Try using it
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 7:30 PM, Yuri Feitosa Duarte yuri...@gmail.com wrote:
How can I create an app that print in android?
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All 4.0/4.1 emulation using anything other than the default WVGA800 is
now broken.
WXGA, for example, works fine here. The problem, whatever it is, is
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are likely to be rather expensive (developer editions for 2012
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Step #2: Ask again then.
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process for this. Can anyone suggest me any websites or docs to know
these things.
http://source.android.com is the home of the Android open source
project and for all questions pertaining to the behavior of the
operating system itself.
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assets are stored in the APK file in a compressed format.
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level breakdown of each app.
It is also only accurate for the Nexus One, last I checked.
A better solution is the Qualcomm MDP and their Trepn software, but
this is rather expensive.
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to package a SQLite database in assets/ and
unpack it automatically on first run:
https://github.com/jgilfelt/android-sqlite-asset-helper
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If not, and your device supports HDMI out, buy an HDMI input card for your PC.
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resource file, but you have to override getView(), not chain to the
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to power button presses.
Instructions for building and modifying your own firmware can be found
on http://source.android.com, along with discussion groups relevant to
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