Hello,
I have an app with a list of SeekBar widgets generated within a ListView.
When the list is relatively long, the Progress values reset themselves to
their default position after being set by the user. (the list can be as
long as 50 to 60 rows).
DDMS gives me the following suspicious output
PM, JJ B jjbjmanagem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I have an app with a list of SeekBar widgets generated within a ListView.
When the list is relatively long, the Progress values reset themselves to
their default position after being set by the user. (the list can be as
long as 50 to 60 rows
Ooops...nevermind...still Hosed. Any advice appreciated (Seekbar now has a
mind of it's own)
On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 11:18 PM, JJ B jjbjmanagem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I think I figured this one out.
Of course, I re-watched Romain Guy's IO presentation on ListViews and now
I understand
Hello,
Is it allowable (or possible) to test market apps by sending out to a few
colleagues prior to full publication. I understand that Google allows Beta
publication on Android Market but, to me, that may be less useful than
controlling the test market population.
Thanks in Advance,
JJ
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for free apps).
01.03.2012 3:29 пользователь JJ B jjbjmanagem...@gmail.com написал:
Hello,
Is it allowable (or possible) to test market apps by sending out to a few
colleagues prior to full publication. I understand that Google allows Beta
publication on Android Market but, to me, that may
My code runs fine for a few days with no changes and then...boom!
doesn't play nice anymore by forcing me to import android.R for no
reason whatsoever. I've increased the memory allocation as
recommended, carefully cleaned upon any changes, and prayed to the
Android Gods for Eclipse to run as
Hi, I hope you find the following a bits helpful to start off:
//create a new fonts folder and place inside of your assets folder
//copy and paste the font named [mac font name].otf to your new fonts
folder from your mac's Font Book folder (I use mac).
//call the following method
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