Wow, this has really got me excited too Peli! I'm
sitting on The Island now and can't wait to scan the environs with my
HTC Dream :
thank you!
Bruno
Peli wrote:
Hi,
I've seen excitedly that the improved sensor classes SensorManager and
SensorListener allow for a fully functional
my two US cents ain't worth much these days but IMO,
Shane hit the nail on the head a couple of emails back,
Google is eroding the goodwill of their community
Google is going to do what they want irregardless even
if morally Andr makes the right arguments, especially on how Sergey
led the
or if you're not doing sound with the emulator try
starting it with the -noaudio option ( see emulator -help)
Digit wrote:
that's because KDE's 'arts' sound server is not supported.
you need to either install the "esd" sound daemon or the alsa-dmix package
on your machine
to be able to
My best suggestion is don't be embarrassed : It
looks like you might be having the same problem I, and undoubtedly
countless others have had. After firing up the emulator, the solution
(which I found by accident) is to go take a coffee break !
The emulator is a BIG program and there's a lot
9, 7:20 pm, Bruno Sauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
your code is probably okay - eclipse does seem to get "out of synch" sometimes with android - especially when using multiple projects. On the 'Project' menu, instead of 'Build Project' have you tried 'Clean'?
The problem was getti
Would it be possible to "turn on" highlighting as an
option? This would be very useful for cases where the user
selects/touches an item on the screen and then uses the menu button to
select an action on the item selected - I agree with Biosopher's POV -
if the highlight goes away then menu
is there a trick to "force focus" on a list item? I've
been playing around with these statements:
// try to get focus
siteListView.setFocusType( View.WEAK_FOCUS ); //
View.NORMAL_FOCUS
siteListView.setFocusable( true );
boolean tookFocus = siteListView.requestFocus();
and
your code is probably okay - eclipse does seem to get
"out of synch" sometimes with android - especially when using multiple
projects. On the 'Project' menu, instead of 'Build Project' have you
tried 'Clean'?
The problem was getting so bad in my case, and after spending a lot of
time
The sound volume worked fine for me set at 60% - so
that kind of indicates that the problem is on the client side instead
of the server side.
(btw. nice job Damien. My thumbs up. It'd probably also be useful to
illustrate how variables in an activity can get "wiped out" if the
programmer
you're doing nothing wrong - the only problem is it
just doesn't work :
plenty of non-string data types are in the documentation for Intents but if you look at
http://code.google.com/android/reference/com/google/android/gtalkservice/IGTalkSession.html
under sendDataMessage() you'll find
there doesn't appear to be any web services client
support available with Android so that's a good indication that it will
not be possible (without a lot of effort) to drop a server such as
Apache Tomcat with Axis on a "phone" either.
Although the term "phone" is a misnomer - it should be
click BACK causes onPause() called,
click HOME causes onFreeze() called and onPause(),
click your app again in HOME screen should cause onCreate() and/or
onResume() called.
The last one I dont remember whether it is the case, can you try and report
here?
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 12:54 PM, Bruno Sa
, and possibly even kill, your app.
So I'm just hoping somebody knows how to herd these cows :
wave connexion(BQ) wrote:
try using debug, set breakpoints in those callbacks etc...
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 11:37 AM, Bruno Sauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a non-trivial topic - so
without having looked at snake, that's probably got to
do with the "Activity Lifecycle" described in
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/app/Activity.html
There's also a good description of architecture fundamentals on youtube
here's a start: put a "Hello World" message in a file
named 'res/raw/helloworld' then try this:
String message = ""; // get message from file
Resources resources = getResources();
InputStream xmlStream =
resources.openRawResource( R.raw.helloworld );
try {
while ( true ) {
int b
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