On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 7:42 PM, Indicator Veritatis mej1...@yahoo.com wrote:
That may be true, but if so, there is a serious problem with the
online Android documentation. For as I have already shown, the
documentation clearly states that there is a possible transition
direct from the started
Hi,
I have the following questions about application lifecycle.
1. Activity 1 of Task 1 (affinity 1) starts Activity 2 (affinity 1,
allowTaskReparenting ) of Task 2 (affinity 2) using Intent with
FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK. But, Activity 2 is already part of task 2 stack.
Will activity2 move from
Hi --
I sorted out my problem. I found the answer in someone's blog.
it turns out that I have to pass the startOffset and the length to the
setDataSource(), and those are obtained via
the AssetFileDescriptor:
AssetFileDescriptor afd = getAssets().openFd(fileName);
because I can't find elsewhere
my question is about the google maps application on android 2.1 (or
more)
the pb is with an proprietary web application to send the adress of the
mdical intervention for SOS Mdecins
sometime when I clic on the adress in the web page the system ask if i
want to
On Mac OS 10.6.4, I've installed Android SDK, plus Eclipse 3.5 and
Android plugins.
- My SDK is installed at ~/android-sdk-mac_86
- The tools folder of the SDK is added to my bash PATH env var.
- I've set up the SDK/AVD manager within Eclipse, pointing it to my ~/
android-sdk-mac_86 folder.
Hi, Mark-
As I should have expected for someone who did write a good book on
Android, I see your knowledge of the Android life-cycle really is
better than mine. But I am seeing something else that vitiates this
superior knowledge, your habit of stating unconditionally, in a very
general form,
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On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 7:21 PM, Indicator Veritatis mej1...@yahoo.com wrote:
Do you
really want to encourage, for example, Android programmers to fail to
handle correctly the case where onStop() is called without a
preceding, corresponding call to onPause()? Such programming sounds
very
I have a Date variable which, according to the Javadoc, represents a
specific moment in time. I need to compare that time with the current
time so that I can do something if the current time is within X minutes
of the time represented by the Date. How the heck can I figure this
out? I know
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