Thanks a bunch for the answer.
Satya
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If you don't use ListActivity, there is no reason to use this id :)
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If I am not using ListActivity do I
For tweening animation there is a callback that can be registered on
the Animation object.
I dont see anything similar on AnimationDrawable.
Any thoughts?
Thanks for your help
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on AnimationDrawable. It keeps repeating the
animation.
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For tweening animation there is a callback that can be registered on
the Animation object.
I dont see anything similar on AnimationDrawable.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Taisa,
Hopefully you have found some answers on this since you have posted.
If you did find any numbers indicating one way or the other, I would
like to know.
I looked at some source code of Android to see what is under the hood.
Here are some thoughts based on what I saw.
The Cursor object is
I suppose if something is an activity it can be replaced with
another component activity and thereby promising a certain amount of
openness where it is applicable through intents etc..
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lol, I always argue with my mates about
What does SurfaceView abstraction stand for?
The documentation suggests that SurfaceView allows a secondary thread
to draw on it.
When would one specialize View vs SurfaceView?
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Is this possible as a subelement of resources?
Or do I have to create a separate xml file in the /res/drawable sub directory?
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If i start with
drawable name=red_drawable#f00/drawable
the java code
Drawable d3 = activity.getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.red_drawable);
Log.d(hw:,d3.getClass().getName());
will print
android.graphics.drawable.ColorDrawable
If that is true may the docs need to be updated.
Thanks
app in the sample code included with the SDK.
then again, if you know you want to maximize the frames per second
from the outset, you might just start with a SurfaceView.
Karl
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What doesSurfaceViewabstraction stand
All samples in Android makes use of a SurfaceView to draw OpenGL. Can
I use a regular View instead?
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I see that In GLSurfaceView sample GLThread is doing the OpenGL
drawing. I see a code snippet in its run method
that starts with
while (!mDone)
{
while (needToWait()){{}
.
}
I understand that the surface may not be ready to be drawn and so I
get the second while loop. But
nothing has changed on the surface.
Hope someone can confirm this
Thanks
Satya
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I see that In GLSurfaceView sample GLThread is doing the OpenGL
drawing. I see a code snippet in its run method
that starts
I see that eglCreateWindowSurface is being passed a SurfaceHolder.
What other objects will it take? Will it take a Canvas?
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Going forward will Android maintain the sites for multiple SDKs that
might be in use.
For example at this very moment there may development teams that are
working on 1.0, 1.1 and possibly 1.5.
If the main site carries documentation only for 1.1 (current release)
will Android make an effort to
If I want to take 3 apps that I write and target them for a folder
called my corporation folder is there a way to do this
programmatically? Will live folders help here in such a case?
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If I create a content provider to service a live folder, and if this
content provider is just a wrapper aggregating other content
providers, how does the live folder know if the real content has
changed somewhere down the line.
For example, I have a live folder that has items pointing to video,
I know that in a content provider query method one can indicate to
the cursor a notify uri. The cursor knows what this uri is. Does the
cursor uses this uri to update itself? Does it result in a call to
query method of the contentprovider for a query. How does the cursor
know what the additional
, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Satya Komatineni
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I know that in a content provider query method one can indicate to
the cursor a notify uri. The cursor knows what this uri is. Does the
cursor uses this uri to update itself? Does it result in a call to
query method
Dianne, Mark,
Thank you both for looking into this
Satya
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But if I were to use something like MatrixCursor which doesn't have
a specific requery mechanism, I will have to build that refresh
logic in a
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will the device wake up if there is a widget instance on the homepage
but the widget provider or receiver is disabled?
If I have a widget instance on the home page, but if I were to disable
the widget provider from receiving messages by disabling the
component, and if I have no components
the update.
This is based on 1.5.
Thanks again
Satya
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It doesn't wake up for app widgets at all. Alarms wake up the device, if
they are using a type that does so.
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 12:29 PM, Satya Komatineni
The app widget documentation indicates that the widget provider
being a receiver of a broadcast service may not exist (the process)
beyond the completion of the call.
If I want to maintain state between two broadcast events, such as say
widgetProvider.onUpdate(), can I start a local service and
the servcie.
In such a case can the widget provider and the service stay in the apk
file and can the update messages rely on the static variables that the
service keeps around.
Thanks
Satya
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The app
The configuration seem to allow it, however both widgets show up with
the same label in the widget list.
I guess it may be a bad idea to do so as well due to shared space and
multiple widgets needing to behave quite differently with different
requirements.
Thanks
Satya
I have been experimenting with widgets for a few days, and I needed a
simple abstract means of saving the widget state.
I want to be able to do something like the following:
private void updateAppWidget(String name, String dob)
{
//create a widget model with its own data
There was a talk some months ago that Android 2.0 is donut. However I
see that 1.6 is just out and it indeed is donut.
Can someone clarify what Android 2.0 is then and how soon befor it hit
the ropes?
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As I have been looking into the android quick search box, here is a
series of pictures that digs into the nature of the new Android
Search.
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These pictures should be helpful as you read through the
In android global search suggestions, I see an icon that looks like a
closed box with the android icon slapped on it half way.
You can see the image here
http://www.knowledgefolders.com/akc/filestorage/satya/documentfiles/3325/what-does-this-mean.gif
The suggestion items are previously entered
Here is what is happening
1. I have an activity that is responding to searches. Call this
search results activity
2. the search results activity is enabled type-to-search global keys
3. I see the global search box show up if type some text on the activity
4. I type in a pattern such as g or gh
when I examine the intent raised by clicking on a suggestion provided
by a custom suggestion provider it looks like this
launching Intent {
act=android.intent.action.VIEW
dat=http://www.google.com
flg=0x1000
cmp=com.ai.android.search.custom/.SearchActivity (has extras)
}
This is assuming
I have a package with two activities
1. A main activity
2. A search activity
The search activity is invoked by a search suggestion provider in two
possible ways
1. By clicking directly on a suggestion invoking the search activity
through a VIEW action
2. By clicking on the explicit search icon
if you have some ideas I would love to hear them
Thanks
Satya
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I have a package with two activities
1. A main activity
2. A search activity
The search activity is invoked by a search suggestion provider in two
I suspect you may need some kind of signatures to give access to local
resources or files from a web browser. Just like any regular browser
won't let access local resources due to local constraints.
But again that is a guess. Hope someone else will answer you for sure.
Satya
On Fri, Sep 26,
Thanks for the reply.
Then how does /res/raw directory differ from /assets sub
directory? Both seem to host raw files.
Satya
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The asset directory is just an unstructured hierarchy of files,
allowing you to put anything you want
I see it in the description of of some menu methods as if a Runnable
is going to be called if one exists.
However I don't see an add method adding a runnable to the menu item.
Any thoughts
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(similar to how many
people used the Runnable previously), you can do so with the
MenuItem.setOnMenuItemClickListener.
jason
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I see it in the description of of some menu methods as if a Runnable
is going to be called
Can one change R.java file manually? (I take it is auto generated
based on res files)
How did android.R.id.list constant got into android.R.java file?
was there a layout in android that said
ListView android:id=@+id/list.../
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resources
item type=id name=myviewId/
/resources
TextView android:id=@id/myviewId...
I suppose the above two definitions would be equivalent to
TextView android:id=@+id/myviewId..
Satya
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Android seem to have a nice way to inflate lay out objects into their
equivalent java stuff. Can I use the same kind of features for an xml
downloaded from a website?
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are not parsing raw XML files.
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Android seem to have a nice way to inflate lay out objects into their
equivalent java stuff. Can I use the same kind of features for an xml
downloaded from a website?
Thanks again
and then find out the actions they will respond to and the
correspoding URIs needed?
At least to begin with those that are on the emulator out of the box
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Isn't there a way to know from the debugger or other tools to know
which activities have been registered etc.
Satya
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and then find out the actions they will respond
I suppose if one knows the explicit packagename and classname of the
activity that was launched from the main launcher then you could do it
that way.
I have tried the following but android says it doesn't know any activitiy
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
intent.setFlags(..new
Anm,
So cllases like TextView etc are instantiated and then filled up
using the XmlPullParser on the device at run time? If so what
strategies have you used to populate objects from XmlPullParser? Can
that code be reused to for user defined java objects?
Satya
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 3:46 PM, A
Perhaps, you can test the theory by invoking the sample Notepad
application that you are in control of.
Invoke the action view with the known uri for notes.
See then if it is a registration problem.
Satya
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Yes
Thank you. So that explans it.
However, is there a way to block show()?
is the behavior of showDialog(id) the same as well? or is that a
blocking call?
Thanks again
Satya
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//show
ad.show();
When you call show(), the
Just wondering what happened to the intent filter that responds to
this event. I do know how to use the VIEW action with a url syntax to
invoke a browser. Just curious as it is in the doucmentation but
results in an exception at run time
Satya
I have the following code and the activity that displays notes is not
closing after picking an item. Do I need to explicitly close this
activity??
Thanks for your help
Satya
public static void invokePick(Activity activity)
{
Intent pickIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_PICK);
I have used the following code
public static void invokePick(Activity activity)
{
Intent pickIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_PICK);
pickIntent.setData(Contacts.CONTENT_URI);
activity.startActivityForResult(pickIntent, 1);
}
I get an exception that no activity found matching this criteria.
Is it necessary for an activity to be in manifest.xml for that to be
invoked by its explicit component name?
And also what are the minimal intent filters that are needed?
What I noticed is the following:
1. The activity has to be in the manifest.xml
2. It doesn't seem to need any additional
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Is it necessary for an activity to be in manifest.xml for that to be
invoked by its explicit component name?
Yes, but...
And also what are the minimal intent filters that are needed?
No intent filters are needed for an activity
If I am not using ListActivity do I need to id a ListView as the
predefined id android:id/list?
Whose contract is android:id/list? Is this used only by ListActivity
or is it used somewhere else as well such as the ListAdapter?
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On windows/XP I couldn't make this work directly from the AVD manager by itself.
I had to do it through the Eclipse plugin for ADT (which in turn can
invoke the AVD manager internally in eclipse)
Must be something to do with jdk version or the java version when run
outside(I am thinking)
Hopefully you have figured out what the problem is.
I can't say I fully understand it.
But one thing is sure with onNewIntent(). I have looked at it when I
was configuring an activity on behalf of search functionality.
This method is invoked ONLY IF this activity is on top of the visible
stack.
I am positive on the approach that Titanium and other appcelerator
products are taking for applicationd development.
I am currently doing a bit of research to see the capabilities.
You can take a look at the larger set of my notes here:
By the way this is also a similar approach taken by Adobe AIR and
advanced IDEs like Aptana Studio can provide the needed IDE support
around these ideas.
Satya
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I am positive on the approach that Titanium and
I must disclose first that I am one of the co-authors of the
Pro-Android. So you shouldn't consider this a good recommendation.
The book was set to release when 1.5 was just released also. So we
worked the 1.5 content very late in the book. This content is covered
in the last chapters. This
If an html file is locally loaded from the assets directory into the
webkit and if that html has an alert on it, what could be a reason
it won't show a dialog?
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programs that usually come with a release?
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Thank you. this is great help
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If you want to play with the Donut SDK ADT eclipse plug-in, I've just built
them both from the open source repository and you can get them at;
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On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 3:22 AM, Mark Carter mjc1...@googlemail.com wrote:
I want to implement Cursor so that it wraps another Cursor (probably
MatrixCursor) and can swap out the wrapped Cursor as necessary.
I've
on the
wrapped MatrixCursor which is discarded as soon as setInternalCursor()
is called...
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Mark,
It has been a while I looked into this when I researched this stuff
for Live Folders chapter in Pro Android 2 book.
I have some source
The short answer is you need to read up on something called a
handler. It will probably take a few pages to explain the ideas in
detail.
But here are some notes I have kept
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It was a bit baffling (Probably there is a good reason, and it doesnt
take much to baffle me)
AlarmManager am;
...
PendingIntent pi;
am.set(pi, ...) at 11pm
am.set(pi,...) at 2pm
Same pending intent with the same intent and request code, in
otherwords they resolve to same intent on equals.
the
more recent one replaces the previous.
It's like doing:
HashMapString, Foo alarms;
Foo foo1 = new Foo();
Foo foo2 = new Foo();
alarms.put(mything, foo1);
alarms.put(mything, foo2);
The second call replaces the value of the first.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 8:04 PM, Satya Komatineni
.
On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 7:12 AM, Satya Komatineni
satya.komatin...@gmail.com wrote:
I would have probably seen that if the operation indicated by the
pendingintent is used as a key.
But I am saying an explicit removal of the alarm containing the
operation (pending intent).
See the code
Ok, thank you very much
Satya
On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 3:35 PM, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
Because that is how we want and designed it to work.
On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 11:27 AM, Satya Komatineni
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Dianne,
thanks again.
Sorry to still hang
Perhaps, give your directory structure in that project and probably
the contents of the R.java file.
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Hi.
I'm an Android development newb, and I got a problem
are towards the end of the document
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Google just posted a new blog post on
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/07/multithreading-for-performance.html.
I
such as attending to menus, then
you want to call the base super last.
In the particular case of onCreate, as it resembles construction, I
go with calling the super first.
Hope this reflection helps
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on the Android emulator as well.
Thanks for the help
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but you still really need a
device to test since a PC GPU is going to be many times faster than a
mobile GPU.
So why can't the Android emulator do the same thing? Because the PVR
lib is for x86/OSX and the Android emulator is running on ARM.
On Oct 4, 4:13 pm, Satya Komatineni satya.komatin
considering that R.java is a generated file, try deleting it and see
if the environment rebuilds according to your preference.
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 8:57 AM, hc honch...@gmail.com wrote:
I updated to 1.5 SDK pre, together with the ADT. I followed the
instruction to select Android 1.5 as
perhaps is there a way to intercept all key events globally before
they are dispatched to the apps?
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 8:51 AM, Taísa Cristina taisa.san...@gmail.com wrote:
My application behavior is similar to voice call, but I need also to handle
key events. My application is still
What about function keys? Is it possible to tie together a set of
function keys (if they exist) to a service or an activity that is in
the background?
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Taísa Cristina wrote:
In fact I do need to handle key strokes.
when a contact detail screen is presented in the contacts
application, how is each field aggregated from its underlying raw
contacts
case 1: Overlapping fields
when the same field exists in two or more contacts. Say they have two
different last names or emails in different accounts. Does the
programming guide (Core OpenGL concepts0
Shading programming language - Randi Rost
I am not sure off
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OpenGL ES 2.0 Programming Guide
Meanwhile if you find a reasonable book do tell.
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in an application calling
onSearchRequested() which in turn calls the startSearch() with a
false flag, is not invoking Global search.
Is this a change in direction? or documentation not updated?
Appreciate any input
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Aishwarya,
You may want to break up the issues individually and post them.
Optionally, you may also want to post sample code for each issue on
some blog and put a pointer to it for someone to take a look at the
code quickly.
On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 5:43 AM, aishwarya shukla
I read that each apk file runs in its own process (unless shared) and
gets its own unique user id.
I take it this user id is auto generated unless one indicates a
specific shared id.
what is the format of these user ids?
what happens to them when apk files are uninstalled and removed from the
A number of facets in Android depend on signing the .apk file. Some of
the features are available when jar files are signed with the same
signature.
However if you are new to digital signing process, it can be a bit confusing.
Here are some notes I have kept to clarify the digital signing
The application fundamentals page at the android site states that
By default, all components of the application run in that process and thread
Is this true for a broadcast receiver as well?
if I have multiple broadcast receivers in a single apk file and do
they all run on the main thread one
It is possible to create receiver tag with just a classname and no
intent filters. The documentation indicates that in this case the
receiver is considered internal to that package.
The way that receiver is invoked is through sendBroadcast(explicit-class-intent)
How is this different from
What I know as likely to be true
**
1. An application represented by an apk file (usually) runs in its own proces
2. Each such application or package runs under its own linux user id
to create/access resources underneath
3. Such a linux user id is
Scenario:
1. Broadcast Receiver holds a static wake lock hoping the service it
started, when it finishes will release the lock
2. Howvever Service dies with out releasing the wake lock?
What is likely to happen?
I am assuming the process will be stopped after calling the
onDestory() of the
There was a thread last year on the topic of being able to intercept
or respond to key strokes when the activity is not in focus.
I believe the general consensus was that there is no such facility and
that it is a good thing for privacy reasons as well.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 11:42 AM, Sean
How would one go about making sure a broadcast receiver (triggered)
code can run for more than 10 secs (this is the limit when you start
seeing not responding warnings),
This has been much disccussed in this group and excellent suggestions
and even working code like wakefulintentservice (thanks
head, can I hire you to do a bit of cleaning while
you are in there? :-)
Satya Komatineni wrote:
1. Make the whole thing look like just a broad cast receiver and hide
the service as much as possible with only one method exposed
The problem here is that there are some system-provided
is at
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On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 9:39 AM, Satya Komatineni
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Mark,
Thank you vey much for the detailed look. I
May be this will work:
MyService extends IntentService
{
Handler mMainThreadHandler = null;
onCreate() {
super.onCreate();
//initialize and populate the mMainThreadHandler
//because this method runs on the main thread
If it helps here is a link to the source code of the nifty IntentService
http://www.netmite.com/android/mydroid/1.6/frameworks/base/core/java/android/app/IntentService.java
Satya
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 2:01 PM, Satya Komatineni
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May be this will work
Hello there.
I am looking at the ActionBar classes in 3.0.
Each activity can control its ActionBar.
Activity
{
.
ActionBar bar = getActionBar();
bar.addTab(..1..)
bar.addTab(..1..)
.
}
Does every activity in an application setup an ActionBar
independently?
I see this navigation mode in the API however not in the javadoc that
is downloaded with honeycomb preview.
Any thoughts which is more recent?
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I see this navigation mode in the API however not in the javadoc that
is downloaded with honeycomb preview.
Any thoughts which is more recent?
Thanks
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Here is some sample code, images of various actionbar modes, and a
downloadable sample project.
http://www.satyakomatineni.com/item/3624
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Looks like the value for both
NAVIGATION_MODE_LIST
?hl=en
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A DialogFragment seem to indicate a style that is
STYLE_NO_TITLE
when the style is
STYLE_NORMAL
The display from the API demos shows a glowing horizontal bar with no title.
How does one go about setting a title?
I dont' see any methods on DialogFragment or Fragment to set titles.
The
ASampleDialogFragment
extends DialogFragment
{
onButtonDismiss()
{
this.dismiss();
}
onButtonRemove()
{
FragmentManager fm = this.getFragmentManager();
FragmentTransaction ft = fm.beginTransaction();
ft.remove(this);
ft.commit();
}
}
if
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