I have gone through StackOverflow etc.
I ran into the Beryl library etc.
Do you know if Beryl library is still active on google code?
Does anyone have strong recommendations on this subject
Appreciate your thoughts
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is there a way to enable and disable certain features of Android based on
parental or control authority permissions.
Say a parent may want to disable certain features of the phone either
during homework hours, or based on a location (like a car) say.
Appreciate if one can chime in
thanks
Satya
You can call the cance(boolean) method on the asynctask. And you can pass
true to forcefully remove the thread as per the docs. However it depends on
what the URL and the drawable is doing and if they need to be informed of
cancelling. You can also set a flag to cancel the task and check it often
Ravi,
what you need is a custom view and some 2D graphics API details.
Some of the material might be of some help
Essential Custom View Code snippets
http://satyakomatineni.com/item/4330
Also you will see here links for custom layouts research as well if
you were to arrange buttons or images in
Article: GSON for Mobile App Storage
http://satyakomatineni.com/item/4440
Here is an abstract:
You will be surprised how GSON can propel your mobile app productivity
especially release 1 candidates. In this approach you will represent
the persistent state of your apps as JSON. You will use the
application...
activity.../
meta-data android:name=android.app.default_searchable
android:value=* /
/application
Is this feature of indicating * seem to be deprecated.
The following lines in Searchables.java
// This value is deprecated, return null
Here are some notes and code samples for implementing custom layouts
like a flow layout
http://satyakomatineni.com/item/4359
This covers
***
Inherit from ViewGroup
Override OnMeasure
Use a pencil and paper to figure out your algorithm
Use ViewGroup.measureChild(). Don't directly
These are excellent goals. Thank you for your work and the post
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Why
When I am researching the custom components I often ran into something
I call a dispatchMethodX pattern.
Example is how draw(), onDraw() and dispatchDraw() work hand in hand
for a composite pattern like views and view groups.
I put a quick note here with also references to the design patterns
that is an ambitious question. :)
See a little bit of research I have done
http://satyakomatineni.com/item/4234
this space is coming to be known as BAAS (Back end as a service)
Some players are
Cocoafish - Appecelerator/Titanium now ACS
Parse
Applicasa
Stackmob
Kinvey
But thats just tip of
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(principles, sample code, images, and research)
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Examples of fragment dialogs look like this
SomeActivity
{
public void buttonClicked(View someView
Examples of fragment dialogs look like this
SomeActivity
{
public void buttonClicked(View someView)
{
DialogFragment newFragment = new DatePickerFragment();
newFragment.show(getFragmentManager(), timePicker);
}
public static class DatePickerFragment
Meena,
I haven't tried it. But a view seem to have a public method called
showConextMenu(). So you will set up a context menu for your control
and call showContextMenu() on focus grab. (My theory but try it out)
But more importantly, you may need to go in the direction of writing
your own input
I have been doing some research for custom components. The long thread
of the research is at
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Reading the internet I have got bits and pieces about requestLayout()
and invalidate(). I think I kind of know what they are. However the
difference between
as to what is required to create a custom view
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The literature seem to indicate
The literature seem to indicate a number of alterantives
1. Just have the activity or fragment call a dedicated save and
restore methods especially if the base class of your SpecialView is
View.
2. Use the View's capabilities of onSaveInstanceState() and ignore the
null from the VIew
I looked at the setFrame() method of the parent view class. This
method calls onSizeChanged() only if there is a change in size of that
view. If there is a change in size it also calls invalidate().
So am I right in thinking that it is redundant to call invalidate() in
onSizeChanged() method.
I am doing more research to see if this indeed is the case. But here
are the symptoms
LinearLayoutheight=wrap_conent
textviewheight=wrap_content
some-custom-circle-viewheight=wrap_content
textview ..height=wrap_content
/LinearLayout
In the custom circleview constructor I set
a custom view that extends the
base View class you really should override onMeasure().
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I am doing more research to see if this indeed is the case. But here
are the symptoms
LinearLayoutheight=wrap_conent
not lead to a draw pass but some views might
react to a
Layout change by calling invalidate.
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For a UI action in the same thread:
//On my view I call requestLayout()
ViewRoot schedules a traversal
//I don't call
For a UI action in the same thread:
//On my view I call requestLayout()
ViewRoot schedules a traversal
//I don't call invalidate() on my view
So, no rectangle is invalid (I am assuming that is the assertion
because I didn't call invalidate)
Is it possible that the layout phase may invalidate()
May be this is a long shot. But may be you can look at 3D modelling
tools like AutoDesk and see if you can export the 3D structures to be
consumed by Android.
Just a thought. I expect lot of work but worth doing... Tue, Oct 2,
2012 at 4:18 PM, ANDRÉS LEONARDO MOLINA
Good luck
what is your computer and OS?
if it is windows it helps to have 4G or more. It could still be slow
but much better exprience. It further helps if you have a solid state
drive. It also helps to keep the AVD running once it has started.
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Sorry this line
Finally to get your gl_position = mvp * gl_position; and not the other way.
should read
Finally to get your gl_position = mvp * positionAttributeVariable; and not
the other way.
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Guich,
Given
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Sorry this line
Finally to get your gl_position = mvp * gl_position; and not the other way.
should read
Finally to get your gl_position = mvp * positionAttributeVariable; and not
the other way.
On Sat, Sep
Guich,
Given a number of ways how to do the same thing in OpenGL it will be quite
hard to debug.
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Hi,
I've spent a full day trying to draw a series of points using GL_POINTS. I
know i could use a texture, but i want to learn how
Victor,
I am not entirely sure. But I can suggest a couple of experiments to
debug. May be inheriting a View directly is too simplisitic. Try
inheriting a TextView first. And if it works then you can look at what
other base methods of the View you will need to inherit.
Take a look at this item
See if something like this helps
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Also if you have a set number of folks (about 10) I don't mind
travelling with in the US for a week to teach.
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See if this SDK doc helps
http://developer.android.com/reference/org/xmlpull/v1/XmlPullParser.html
Here is some earlier research I have done on XML treatment on Android
(This may be a bit outdated as I haven't revisited it in a year)
What XML libraries are available for Android
If you are still looking for advice I have created a note a while ago called
How I have learned Android SDK: An authors note
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See if this is of some help
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Hi,
I don't see any image except a blank screen. There may be, and quite
likely, more reasons why your figure is not showing (if it is not showing).
You may want to check your eye positioning, check your view port, check
your frustum etc. More importantly close trace your sample that works and
No difference at all where you start.
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Your fix didn't work, but something I am getting confused about. Does it
matter what vertex is the starting point in a counter clockwise winding?
Example:
Hopefully you have a good reason to structure your classes they way
you have done.
To start BlaRenderer is a proper derived class that will get called.
So this is a concrete class by itself.
Number 2, the player class looks more like a utilitiy class and hence
doesn't need to derive from
Johannes,
Your tools may be more recent. Otherwise an android application
project is similar to android project in earlier tool versions.
There should be enough parallels to extrapolate.
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Where are you installing the app? are you doing it on the emulator or
a real device? If it is a real device you can do that with out
creating an unsigned package directly through eclipse. Otherwise you
will need to sign it to install on the device as a proper app.
And the image you have included
You typically install the .apk file on the emulator or the device
and then locate the icon for your application and use that icon to
click on it to run.
If you are using eclipse, you can use eclipse to run the project
automatically on the emulator or the device. (Eclipse will compile and
make the
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/graphics/opengl.html
The lessons and tutorials here are excellent!
http://developer.android.com/training/graphics/opengl/index.html
Real thanks
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It turns out there is a little bit of depth to android custom
attributes. These are the XML attributes that you can use for your own
custom views in layout files.
I have collected my research notes into a proper article and posted it at
http://satyakomatineni.com/item/4169
This article will
what happens if I have two custom views
com.mycompany.projectname.CustomView
com.mycompany.projectname.subpkg.CustomView
How do I declare styleable resoruce for these classes? (of course I
can name them differently, but is that the only way?)
Here is an example
resources
declare-styleable
I have made available some valuable published content from the
previous editions of Pro Android for free. we had to remove these
chapters from our latest edition ProAndroid 4
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The chapters are
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Live Folders
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Ok, I may be getting somewhere, the following seem to work
git clone https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest.git
and
git clone https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base.git
will keep you posted
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missing something on code search.
Also I am glad to know, if that is going to be really true, that the
online browsing may be coming back soon.
again thanks a bunch
Satya
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The google code search doesnt seem to bring out the 4.0 code. At lease
on my initial search. For instance the contact provider implementation
doesnt seem to match what
temporarily I understand a little m ore.
(Ali, thanks for the link as well)
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I see that there is a URI for inserting/contributing a raw contact to
the new (4.0) personal profile
I see that there is a URI for inserting/contributing a raw contact to
the new (4.0) personal profile
ContactsContract.Profile.CONTENT_RAW_CONTACTS_URI
I am able to use this URI to insert a raw contact (with a specific
account type and name) into the personal profile.
However I don't see a
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My Activity A starts BrowserActivity with a URL. (No flags)
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don't have to leave the current
screen and also, since the dialog is transparent, the user can see
the background always. By the way, I own your book. It is a very good
comprehensive book for Android.
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Or (if I understand your context right) better yet, show a progress
dialog when the menu is clicked and when the progress dialog finishes
show your special dialog thereby fulfilling both requirements of
visibility and long running process.
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into the realm
UI from receivign UI input except
for the modal dialog.
You have to accordingly code your logic to take this into account.
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to be served by the main thread.
msg1: show
msg2: button2
I guess it is possible to quick fast enough to beat the system. May be
you need to set a variable to detect this.
Just thinking aloud...
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For what
I am trying to find out nuances with the new features of home screen widgets.
I am wondering when will the source code for Android 3.0 be availabe
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As part of figuring out the new widget support in honeycomb, I am at a
loss to understand the difference between
the constructor of a RemoteViewsFactory and its callback method onCreate().
won't they always be called one after the other?
The fact that oncreate() exists, suggests that it is
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If you could take a look at this segment of code
final Intent intent = new Intent(context, WeatherWidgetService.class);
intent.putExtra(AppWidgetManager.EXTRA_APPWIDGET_ID, appWidgetIds[i]);
//
//what
If you could take a look at this segment of code
final Intent intent = new Intent(context, WeatherWidgetService.class);
intent.putExtra(AppWidgetManager.EXTRA_APPWIDGET_ID, appWidgetIds[i]);
//
//what is done here???
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The reason I am not able to do this is because
1. To hold on to this fragment pointer I need to save/restore the
pointer through the save bundle
2. I am using putFragment() method to do this (via the activity
onsaveinstancestate)
3. putFragment() seem to require that the fragment is added to the
support on this forum and elsewhere.
Satya
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You can only maintain a fragment pointer if it is actually added to the
fragment manager.
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a tag name (or view ID) for
the fragment and later re-retrieve it when being created though
findFragmentByTag() and findFragmentById().
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You say one can hold direct pointers (not just their references such
as id
ASampleDialogFragment
extends DialogFragment
{
onButtonDismiss()
{
this.dismiss();
}
onButtonRemove()
{
FragmentManager fm = this.getFragmentManager();
FragmentTransaction ft = fm.beginTransaction();
ft.remove(this);
ft.commit();
}
}
if
A fragment can be instantiated using its default constructor by the
base framework.
The initialization arguments are passed as a bundle that can be
restored and reset.
How about local variables for managing state of that fragment?
Does one need to use the bundle to insert/remove these local
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
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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?
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Any thoughts which is more recent?
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Here is some sample code, images of various actionbar modes, and a
downloadable sample project.
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Looks like the value for both
NAVIGATION_MODE_LIST
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?
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?
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Shading programming language - Randi Rost
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OpenGL ES 2.0 Programming Guide
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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
on the Android emulator as well.
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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
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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...
On Aug 19, 3:53 pm, Satya Komatineni satya.komatin...@gmail.com
wrote:
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
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 Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 10
are towards the end of the document
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On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 1:48 PM, GodsMoon godsm...@gmail.com wrote:
Google just posted a new blog post on
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/07/multithreading-for-performance.html.
I
Perhaps, give your directory structure in that project and probably
the contents of the R.java file.
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On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 6:31 PM, Marc marc.d.pa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi.
I'm an Android development newb, and I got a problem
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
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