I have been working on my project in Eclipse and have started getting
errors.
Below is a very condensed list of what Im getting. Each one occurs
up to 20+ times.
The first two are messages about Projects that I have deleted in
Eclipse on Vista.
If I add them back, I still get the errors
I am pulling a subset of information based on a date and time
combination and then selecting from this reduced set. The problem is -
in order to edit the one item I select I need the original rowId but I
get a new rowId based on the reduced set.
Bundle extras = getIntent().getExtras();
Hello all,
I'm running the latest Eclipse on windows 7 x64. I've downloaded the
Android SDK, the Eclipse plugin and JDK. And have installed all
available packages from the android repository, and have set up an
android virtual device. All good as far as I can tell.
When I come to create a new
Look for a simple example to get you started in the SDK:
http://developer.android.com/guide/samples/index.html
Understand the basics of the Activity class and how you go from one
Activity instance to another, which you will find in the first half of
this page:
First, when you start a project, look at the top. Located there just under New
Android Project is a message telling you the next thing that needs to be filled
out. That sould tell you what you need.
I noticed that you package name only has one name. At least two are required.
The
Hi,
Some background: I have a Spinner, with options address and
business, and I've done some research and I think it's hard to do
stuff on select? So I've decided to create a button to press that goes
find location.
I'd like to be able to load up a layout on the same intent dependent
on what
Many thanks ScCrow
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This assumes that I have HomePage.javaclass coded
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Intent myIntent = new Intent(viewParam.getContext(), HomePage. class );
//This start activity expects to get a result. I used the startActivity
//startActivityForResult(myIntent, 0);
startActivity (myIntent);
Well, of course the docs will not be clear on that, as YOU are not
very clear on it. What is continuous different UI screens moving
around with the user input supposed to MEAN? Usually, you want a UI
screen to stay in one place while it has focus so that the user CAN
enter data. But you seem to
IOW, the same way you do that formatting in any other Java program. So
not entirely appropriate for this group.
On Apr 23, 8:53 am, ~ TreKing treking...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 10:23 AM, Traveler jadkins...@gmail.com wrote:
How do I format a floating point number to 2 decimal
Hi Indicator,
I thought what I said was clear. The essence of what I wanted to convey was
that there are many UI screens. And there is a navigation possible between
these different screens on specific user input e.g. - a button click. I did
get my answer as multiple activities and using
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