Hi guys,
I write an app which should use an own account for contacts.
I found a lot of examples in the internet but not that what I want.
And the SampleSyncAdapter from the samples doesn't help me so much.
What I want is a something like
AccountManager _accountMgr =
Little dense...make sure i understand.
You're saying first to a findById on the root layout id and then do another
one on the control within that - right?
On Wednesday, January 30, 2013 9:42:31 AM UTC-5, skink wrote:
dashman wrote:
if i refer to a textview inside a TextView as
Thanks for the reply Robert. I also had the idea that this was device side
only, but I'm still confused by these behaviors.
I do bet that Samsung's is doing something different (not that uncommon).
I'm pasting the radio logs below. The SIM card used here is the one that
works in the other device.
i m using a cursor adapter to display items in listview from database and i
want to limit the number of displaying by get last 20 items and than after
click on header button retrieve other 20 i tried to use the method
getCount() in the adapter
public int getCount() {// TODO Auto-generated method
dashman wrote:
Little dense...make sure i understand.
You're saying first to a findById on the root layout id and then do another
one on the control within that - right?
right, from your example:
layout.xml
textview id=@+id/textView1/
textview id=@+id/textView2/
and in the container
Hi all,
this might be OT as it's not programming related, however, have you ever
tried to have aptoide remove your pirated app? Did you succeed? how long
did you have to wait (without answers, let alone app removal)?
Thank you,
Andrea
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// after the user guesses a correct flag, load the next flag
private void loadNextFlag()
{
// get file name of the next flag and remove it from the list
I don't know much about finance but... why could this be good for anyone
but Google?
El jueves, 31 de enero de 2013 07:50:29 UTC+1, Zsolt Vasvari escribió:
Huh? Why? It's probably good for 10% of the developers, bad for 10% and
irrelevant for 80%. It all depends when your bills are due
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If there is a layout you want to include that has a lot of components, it
can be easier to make a View class for that layout and simply use that
class in your layouts. The easier approach to this is to extend and
existing ViewGroup class and simply inflate your desired layout in the
I can finally answer for myself: 2 days (with email solicitation?) and
hundreds of downloads :(
Il giorno giovedì 31 gennaio 2013 12:38:58 UTC+1, Andrea Pietroni ha
scritto:
Hi all,
this might be OT as it's not programming related, however, have you ever
tried to have aptoide remove your
On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 06:39:21PM -0800, DroidMaster wrote:
I am kind of agree with you on this; if there is a enforcement from google
to ship with chrome only then it would be the same browser war on PC.
Question: does anyone seriously use the default browser anyways? There
are (in my
On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 10:50:29PM -0800, Zsolt Vasvari wrote:
Huh? Why? It's probably good for 10% of the developers, bad for 10% and
irrelevant for 80%. It all depends when your bills are due or if you are
capable of managing your finances.
Not that I expect this to matter to me
On Wednesday, January 30, 2013 9:21:26 PM UTC-5, Mark Murphy (a Commons
Guy) wrote:
We will find out when the next version of Android ships. I will be
reasonably surprised if we find out before then. And, bear in mind
that the choice of browsers is really up to the device manufacturer.
doesn't google have a high-water mark where if you reach that, there's
an automatic immediate payout?
No.
I can't see how this will be good for anyone but Google as well but it's
not without precedent. AdMob holds your money for 45 days. AdSense for 21
days. Google Play is only holding (for
At least they're making it gradual, with two payouts for February 2013...
2013/1/31 John Coryat cor...@gmail.com
doesn't google have a high-water mark where if you reach that, there's
an automatic immediate payout?
No.
I can't see how this will be good for anyone but Google as well but
I still remember when they used to pay every day... that was really nice!
Well, the gradual change makes it a little bit less painful, that's true.
El jueves, 31 de enero de 2013 14:57:20 UTC+1, John Coryat escribió:
doesn't google have a high-water mark where if you reach that, there's
an
My best guess concerning this is that the 33 bits are for the mantissa.
Then, the 13 bits are for the exponent. So that gives 46 bits. Then,
there's a sign bit for the mantissa and a sign bit for the exponent, thus
yielding 2 extra bits for a total of 48 bits. So, I guess it is a 48 bit
How are you validating that your own contacts database is still in sync
with the device contacts data? As you mentioned: the ID can change over
time. According to the API docs it can even change on synchronization and /
or account aggregation not just when the user switches phones.
You should
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 6:43 PM, Tom tklapet...@aol.com wrote:
My idea was, to create an new account for my app (like WhatsApp is doing
that) and storing there my additonal contactinformation.
This account I can export and import it to a new smartphone.
That's right, or? But for that I don't
Does anyone know what the best way to do text in OpenGL on Android is?
It would be nice if there was a way to do True Type fonts.
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don't change the list view, change the adapter feed with a query that uses
the limit.
On Thursday, January 31, 2013 5:51:13 AM UTC-5, Live Happy wrote:
i m using a cursor adapter to display items in listview from database and
i want to limit the number of displaying by get last 20 items and
What a coincidence. I'm also researching that topic at the moment. And as
far as I understand there are two approaches.
1. You can integrate one of these fully-featured True Type font libraries
for OpenGL. I believe you will have to go the native code route because I'm
not aware of a
Hi,
I am developer of a quite common camera app.
We were testing on the new Nexus 4 these days and experienced wrong aspect
ratios of the MINI_KIND thumbnails for the captured photos.
The photos are captured in a 16:9 ratio but the MINI_KIND thumbnails are
created in a distorted 4:3 ratio.
We
Tearing my hair out over this one.
I'm offering the user a choice of several dark or light themes.
Setting with getApplication().setTheme() and setTheme() in onCreate of
activity
(as the first thing in that function).
There's a period while the app loads when the screen goes black. If
you have a
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 5:13 PM, Nobu Games dev.nobu.ga...@gmail.comwrote:
2. This seems to be the Android standard approach: pre-render an atlas /
map texture with all letters and symbols you need using a Bitmap, Canvas
and a font of your choice. The Android tools available are very
I haven't tested / benchmarked that myself using OpenGL ES, but what I read
so far over on Stackoverflow is that developers noticed a performance
impact when you have an extra view for rendering text on top of a
GLSurfaceView.
I only experimented with a custom view with text and graphics
Oh, in addition to what I said:
since GL rendering and Android UI are done in two separate threads, there
is the chance that both text and 3D graphics are not completely in sync.
This is not much of a problem for HUDs, but it might turn out to be a
problem when text has to be positioned
Hm, I'm not sure I'm following you. What I have in mind is
- make a new Paint, setTypeface() and setTextSize() on it
- take a string to render, measure it using getTextBounds()
- create a Canvas, setting it a Bitmap (usually a Bitmap of bounds
width*height, both taken to the next power of two if
I see, I misunderstood your previous response. I was thinking you were
talking about an overlay view on top of the OpenGL view.
What you're saying is also an approach that seems to be practically used by
Android game developers. It works well for static common messages. However,
if you're
I see this in every app with theme switching, mine included.
My guess is that when Android performs an activity launch from nothing,
it runs the launch animation using whatever theme is specified in the
manifest, before any of the app's code is executed.
You can easily test this by setting a
Is there an easy way to tell if a device supports Wi-Fi Direct or not?
Thanks.
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I've been looking for information on how to determine if a device can
do this or not - is there a standard API for this or is it all
device/vendor specific?
Larry
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*In earlier versions of Android (API level 8-10 I think):*
If I create my own ListView style with the listSelector attribute set to my
own custom state list drawable in my styles.xml file, then I am able to see
my custom colours when a list item is pressed, focused, etc.,
including in spinner
Prior to Android 4.2, there was no API for this.
Now, you can take a look at the DisplayManager and see if it will give
you the info that you need.
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 1:24 PM, Larry Meadors larry.mead...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been looking for information on how to determine if a device can
Thanks, will do!
Larry
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 11:47 AM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Prior to Android 4.2, there was no API for this.
Now, you can take a look at the DisplayManager and see if it will give
you the info that you need.
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 1:24 PM, Larry
Some further information . this only seems to apply when the
spinnerMode is set to dialog, the list selector is picked up in dropdown
mode.
On Thursday, 31 January 2013 18:36:53 UTC, saladbowl wrote:
*In earlier versions of Android (API level 8-10 I think):*
If I create my own ListView
And since Blake was too shy to mention his own web site and book, let me do
it for him;) The coverage of these issues in Programming Android is
better than in many Android books, and in his webcast Concurrent
Programming in Android is even better.
IntentService is so handy, I am amazed it got
I agree that
It doesn't benefit anyone but Google. I feel sorry for those who have to
write the message to make it sound like it benefits us.
We will all have adjusted within 90 days.
I *hope* this is an inconvenience for more people, though not in a bad way.
Two years ago when they were
Ok, so...
what I did to avoid (or at least try to) user send sms, was to show users a
message by the moment they send the sms. Basically, the messagem says that
it is aganist the company's rules and they (users) are not suppose to do
that. Well.. I think it is gonna decrease the amount of sms
A google search on android stop call programmatically gives this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1083527/how-to-block-calls-in-android
kris
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 3:05 PM, Lucas Diego diegoluc...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, so...
what I did to avoid (or at least try to) user send sms, was to
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 2:29 PM, prudhvi p n v prudhviraju1...@gmail.comwrote:
so please download the html parser 1.6 jar while executing the code
The error i was facing is :
responseBody cannot be resolved to a variable
can anyone solve this error..
So you want someone to go download a
Yeah I've seen and tried it already...
The problem is that, it doesn't work on android 2.3.7 or up
On 31 Jan 2013 17:32, Kristopher Micinski krismicin...@gmail.com wrote:
A google search on android stop call programmatically gives this:
I was looking at the samples for Android, hoping to find an example of a
TCP Socket client.
However, I was unable to. I think it would be especially nice to have this
now that we shouldn't be using the UI thread.
Am I missing something or is there no such sample?
Thanks.
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Again: this *should not* be possible to do. Fundamentally, on the app
level, you should not have control over this kind of functionality.
The relevant Google bug report is here:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=15022
But it is marked as closed. The basic story is: don't try
(Though you can apparently still watch the incoming call log and kill
calls, I see this as a bug in the Android framework, but you're free
to use as you wish...)
kris
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 4:30 PM, Kristopher Micinski
krismicin...@gmail.com wrote:
Again: this *should not* be possible to do.
You were never supposed to be using the UI thread (apps that were
doing it were just written incorrectly).
Socket communication really has nothing to do with Android, which is
why there isn't a sample. Instead you can google java socket
programming and find a bit about it,
Kris
On Thu, Jan
- Use Canvas to create a texture map with all used characters for the
current locale (and I agree, that looks like a big PITA unless you're
supporting just a single or a few languages)
It's usually done offline (see BMFont
http://www.angelcode.com/products/bmfont/ and
Kristopher is right that socket programming isn't really an
Android-specific topic. We try to produce samples that won't duplicate
information you could find elsewhere. Might be reasonable to have a sample
on how to move your network code off of the UI thread, though. Android
provides a rich
I have something for Mac called bmGlyph, which is pretty good. But, I
haven't written the OpenGL code for loading those yet.
On Thursday, January 31, 2013 4:20:25 PM UTC-6, a1 wrote:
- Use Canvas to create a texture map with all used characters for the
current locale (and I
Is it possible to pass an open Bluetooth socket from one Activity to
another?
I guess I'm somewhat confused about what activities can and cannot pass.
Thanks.
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bob wrote:
Is it possible to pass an open Bluetooth socket from one Activity to
another?
I guess I'm somewhat confused about what activities can and cannot pass.
I don't know if it's possible, but if so it's almost certainly a bad idea.
Once more than one component has a socket open, it
When you think about what you can send between activities, think to
yourself can I serialize this data to a text file and send it to
another process? In this case, you really can't do that, because you
can't serialize references (generally..).
You should not be doing this, a lightweight solution
hi guys, i want to ask how to store path of the images on SQLite db??
because i was googling about how to store image direct to SQLite and it's a
very tricky way, and i wonder, is it possible just to store the path of
images and retrieving all of them? if yes, would you please guys show me
the
As I delve into the Canvas class - here's my first of many questions
I've got a sub-class and handling onDraw()
why does canvas.getWidth()/getHeight() return the full dimensions of
the device screen.
whereas canvas.getClipBounds() returns a more accurate dimensions of
the canvas view.
How do I
Dear Experts,
I have developed an application which is only intended for Jelly Bean ( not
ICS ). Is it anyway for Google Play to prevent ICS device from download my
application?
If the same device has the with a different OS ; I know there is a way to
filter by device id.
What are the
Canvas.getWidth/getHeight() return the size of the Canvas. The dimension of
the Canvas is decided by the caller of your draw() method. It would be
legitimate for instance for every View to use a different Canvas (which is
actually what happens when hardware acceleration is enabled.)
The
this is the onDraw method for my View sub-class
drawCross() is a simple method that draws a cross.
shouldn't this code result in overlapping crosses.
trying to understand the translate method.
drawCross( canvas, 200, 400 ); // no transformations
Matrix m = new
Calling setMatrix() will override the existing transforms set on the
Canvas. The Canvas passed to View.onDraw() may already have transforms set
to draw in the correct location. Instead of using setMatrix(), using
Canvas.translate(), Canvas.scale(), etc. Don't forget to use Canvas.save()
and
You can specify minSdkVersion maxSdkVersion to AndroidManifest.xml.
If a user device's sdk version is less than minSdkVersion or bigger than
maxSdkVersion, Google Play shows alert string to user, you can't
download.. blah blah.
There is detail information.
I am able to plug in a flash drive to Nexus 7 using an OTG cable.
I am also able to enumerate the device and get an Endpoint.
What do I need to do from there to write a file to the device or read the
files? Do I need to implement the file system myself? Are there any
libraries available to
Funny Here's a very recent article on this:
http://android.cyrilmottier.com/?p=873
On Friday, February 1, 2013 2:08:54 AM UTC+8, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
I see this in every app with theme switching, mine included.
My guess is that when Android performs an activity launch from nothing,
What about the Java Webview binding then, would it be replaced by a
ChromeView ?
Le jeudi 31 janvier 2013 14:50:54 UTC+1, Dan a écrit :
On Wednesday, January 30, 2013 9:21:26 PM UTC-5, Mark Murphy (a Commons
Guy) wrote:
We will find out when the next version of Android ships. I will be
I released a game a few years ago with little to no success, around 6k
downloads. It was a bit of fun, I didn't intend to make money from it, so
had no ads.
Anyway, it turns out someone has decompiled it to include ads and a link to
their other games (where it would otherwise go to my pro
http://android.cyrilmottier.com/?p=873
Good link, thanks. Unfortunately it only helps with static
configuration, which is not the problem. The comments show that Romain
also doesn't have a solution for user-preference-based theming.
@Kostya: I know how to control the launch theme, the problem
On Friday, 1 February 2013 18:41:46 UTC+11, Adam wrote:
I released a game a few years ago with little to no success, around 6k
downloads. It was a bit of fun, I didn't intend to make money from it, so
had no ads.
Anyway, it turns out someone has decompiled it to include ads and a link
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