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this for an outer class, scope it:
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the first i want to start a function...
Use SharedPreferences.
Or, use an ordinary text file.
Or, use a database.
Or, use a static public data member.
Or, use a service.
Or, use a content provider.
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your onClick() implementation being moved to the View.OnClickListener
you have not set up
The Notepad tutorial, linked to above, will demonstrate how to use a Button.
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Try PackageManager#setComponentEnabledSetting(). AFAIK, this should work
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tinyang wrote:
Button android:id=/@id/guide/
android:layout_width=/wrap_content/
android:layout_height=/wrap_content/
android:layout_below=/@+id/title/
Only use the + sign when declaring an ID via android:id. In your
layout_below, remove the + sign.
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android:layout_height=/wrap_content/
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android:layout_centerHorizontal=/true/
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You cannot reference @id/guide here, because that widget has not been
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libraries to an application, not for writing applications.
The Android API is only in Java, right ?
The SDK is only in Java.
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can get to LogCat via adb logcat, DDMS, or the DDMS
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, it will not work without modification.
With open source third-party libraries, all problems like this are
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Thanks Mark for the reply. Does that then mean that FindViewById searches
all xml files to find the correct view?
No, calling findViewById() on an Activity searches the layout you
provided in setContentView().
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on a
different sized screen/device, it can auto center itself?
Put it inside a RelativeLayout and use android:layout_centerInParent=true.
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thanks for the fast answer again. i work with the 1.5r3 version, too.
but in eclipse, if i switch in the Layout tab, all widget are in one
row.
I'd trust the emulator over the Layout tab. But, then again, I don't use
Eclipse...
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, such as Sanselan:
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the camera already?
I have not seen one; then again, I have not really looked.
Also, Are there any code examples one might recommend for taking a picture
with your app/calling the camera library?
The SDK ships with some camera examples.
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HTTP-based exchange via some rented Web host, at least for the prototype
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, the samples are in:
$SDK_ROOT/platforms/android-1.5/samples/
where $SDK_ROOT is whatever directory you installed the SDK to.
Unless they changed the 1.5r3 SDK since I downloaded it, the ZIP file
definitely contains the samples.
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is available and valid. I use it sometimes myself,
though not terribly often. Choose the approach that you like.
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Abhi wrote:
I am developing an app using Bluetooth on my G2 phone (Tmobile's HTC
MyTouch 3G) but am unable to find any documentation on Bluetooth
classes in Android 1.5. Need help around that!!
There are no Bluetooth classes in the SDK at this time.
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Abhi wrote:
What about WiFi?
Use Java sockets.
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Presumably, they are using undocumented APIs that are subject to
breakage in future Android releases.
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are implicitly relying upon something like Float#toString() to
display the numeric data.
If you want control over the formatting, you will need to use something
like setViewText() or a ViewBinder with your SimpleCursorAdapter.
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that uses SystemClock.sleep() and a Handler.
Option #7: Use AsyncTask, where you sleep() for a bit in
doInBackground() and check the mic/schedule the next task in
onPostExecute().
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That is a very poor/disappointing decision by OS designers that really
limits the possibilities of the phone
That is, IMHO, a completely over-the-top depiction of the situation.
That being said, I apologize for any condescension.
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does anyone have any thoughts as to why this isn't working, or
suggestions for workarounds?
Without any code, in this case, it is difficult to provide you with
advice. If possible, please post the activity that is giving you trouble.
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@Override
public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
menu.add(0,1,0, Set Fav Dir);
menu.add(0,2,0,Change Layout);
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and see if that helps.
Or, define your menus in XML and use MenuInflater.
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it out and the menu displays perfectly... So I guess
that method is stopping it detecting my menu key press.
You need to return(super.onKeyDown()) if you don't handle the KeyEvent.
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are certainly welcome to your opinion, just as I am welcome to my
opinion that your expectations are unrealistic, even for the most open
source of projects.
Is there anywhere to request changes and/or bugs?
http://b.android.com
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activity, and if you do that from the first activity, it will return the
user to the home screen.
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What does your Java stack trace tell you? You can get this via adb
logcat, DDMS, or the DDMS perspective in Eclipse.
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such a tutorial is available, though, I would just stick with
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., PhoneWindowManager) and is not replaceable by
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They are cheap too.
Thanks!
Though I like to think of them as competitively priced... ;-)
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Here is the stack:
That is not a complete stack trace. That is Eclipse telling you it has
suspended execution of your program. In particular, you have lost the
information about that RuntimeException, which would be really useful
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ant debug or ant release.
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changes and is a megabyte in size, would anything prevent me
from doing that, or impose difficulty?
Well, it still is a phone, so you're not exactly flush with RAM and
storage space. A 1MB data structure shouldn't pose a problem, AFAIK.
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is generating a NullPointerException.
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popup activity which item is clicked? i don't understand :)
Use putExtra() on the Intent you use with startActivity(), and
get...Extra() in the activity to be started, to pass over enough
information to allow the second activity to perform its job.
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are running quite the risk.
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If you are successfully adding javax.* classes to your SDK application,
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). But, then again, I haven't given that a lot of thought.
Generally speaking, you will get better results on this list if you ask
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the hello world application), but it's very very slowly.
All I can tell you is, it works for me, and there have been others on
these lists who have indicated they have similar environments.
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Off ebay, I had to ship it to my mom's house [no can do to Japan].
Then she died. Will be there the week after next to pick it and her
things up. Good news is I called her to ask her if she'd forward my
dev phone to me. It was the last time we talked...
I am sorry for your loss.
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responses.
Look at your LogCat to see what the exception is via the Java stack
trace, then fix it. You can access LogCat via adb logcat, DDMS, or the
DDMS perspective in Eclipse.
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such updates.
Hence, your questions need to be directed to the mobile phone carriers
serving your area.
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, it is difficult to help you.
For your scenario, consider using AsyncTask rather than your own
Handler. You can start your activity in onPostExecute(), update your
original activity in onPublishProgress(), etc.
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device manufacturer.
I take it from your statement then from a technical point of view that
the SDK can not be used to allow users any choice as when to update if
it is being pushed from a carrier.
Correct.
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his application.
There may be other problems with his scenario, but java.io.IOException:
Prepare failed.: status=0x on an rtsp:// URL feels like a
missing INTERNET permission to me.
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Hi is it posible to put a custom view in a alert dialog box?
Try setView().
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Hi I need to pass 1 or 2 string var to a new activity when I start them
via
a intent
How do I pass them in from activity 1 and then how do igrab them in my
activity2?
Use putExtra() and getStringExtra() on Intent.
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http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/PendingIntent.html
An Intent is something that is used right now; a PendingIntent is
something that may create an Intent in the future. You will use a
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before app exits.
Save your data in onPause() or onStop(). Both of those will be called when:
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-- a call comes in and the user takes the call
-- the user responds to a Notification
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, a better group is:
http://groups.google.com/group/cw-android
So, if the emulator provides a similar crash, post a stack trace over on
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automerc wrote:
This is of the parts where i'm using system.out.
Use android.util.Log, and look at the output of LogCat (via adb logcat,
DDMS, or the DDMS perspective in Eclipse).
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almost all
topic in it what you coud need and also easy to follow source code ..
Thank you to the writer mark muphy here from the forum. Have a look at
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) and _Hello, Android_, it is unclear if
any of the others are Cupcake-ready. The O'Reilly one might, since it
came out around the time the Cupcake preview did, but I haven't read it.
second, i'm a little confused by the fact that mark murphy appears to
have two books recently published: 'beginning
. :-)
To be clear, that's ~1,100 split over three volumes (Android, Advanced
Android, Android Programming Tutorials), but you get all three on the
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initializing a new Image view based on a condition and
then attaching an onClickListener for each view. But the getId()
returning a -1 everytime. Why so?
Perhaps you are using an ArrayAdapter, which does not have IDs.
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from all other activities.
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Something in your service (onCreate() or onStart(), most likely) is
taking too long.
Can it help if I do the xml parsing in a thread?
Yes. Use AsyncTask or something to move the XML parsing off the thread
used for the callback.
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more like mine, until yours begins to work as well.
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that option, you may wish to use a selector
drawable XML file instead of a plain color, so you can specify different
values for normal versus selected.
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On 17 Lug, 12:36, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
If you do not like that option, you may wish to use a selector
drawable XML file instead of a plain color, so you can specify different
values for normal versus selected.
this is the solution i'm exploring now
of a row, not the ListView. Have two
selector drawables, one per color scheme.
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permanently simplify your UI.
I have some stuff written up about this issue here:
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Right now, you can read the terms and conditions and work on building
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., sensors, camera,
real GPS, application interop), the more likely it is you will need a
piece of actual hardware.
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Mark:
No luck so far I tried couple of combinations
You think the format is ok ?
SUBSYSTEM==usb, SYSFSHigh Tech Computer Corp.==0bb4,
MODE=0666
Does it need to be {High Tech Computer Corp.}?
On my machine, it is {idVendor}. I mean that literally.
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Is there is any way to send a message from device/emulator to the
desktop. Any API available in Android for this?
URLConnection and HttpClient, if the desktop has a Web server running.
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smaller parcels via some sort of a work queue (e.g., clone AsyncTask and
give it an unbounded work queue, or use your own LinkedBlockingQueue).
That gives you finer granularity to stop the background threads (e.g.,
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intents.
What is a user intent?
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SharedPreferences.OnSharedPreferenceChangeListener handles that.
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advice as to how to get steps 3 and 4 working?
Questions about building and using the open source code are better asked
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Can you post the layout file corresponding to this error? What is on
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Not officially, no.
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(AdapterView.AdapterContextMenuInfo)item.getMenuInfo();
delete(info.id);
return(true);
}
return(super.onOptionsItemSelected(item));
}
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-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 234 2009-04-14 18:04 95-udev-late.rules
Gadzooks, you have a lot of rules! I have a total of five rules files.
With all of those, you may need to try other numbers than 50- or 51-. I
think I heard somebody was using 70- as a prefix.
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documented,
they are likely to break in future releases of Android (or of whatever
3rd party app you attempt to launch).
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ways -- use PackageManager,
watch messages in LogCat, examine the source code -- but any of those
techniques may result in you creating something that will be unsupported
over time.
So, no, you do not necessarily need the source code, though it helps.
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* from foo;
-1.0
sqlite .exit
Inside of Android, you should be able to just put a negative number into
your ContentValues that you supply to your insert() call with
SQLiteDatabase.
Can you provide any source code and the syntax errors you are getting?
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