Okay thanks for that info Harri. I managed to get it to work using the
focus method so I did not end up having to investigate your method.
On Wednesday, September 12, 2012 10:22:04 AM UTC-7, Harri Smått wrote:
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Does
Does anyone know how to configure an EditText object so that when it is
created it does not show the keyboard until I tap on the text field. Right
now the keyboard shows up right away on creation.
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Okay thanks - I will try that. btw I have your books and have found them
well written and very useful for anyone learning Android development.
On Wednesday, September 12, 2012 9:57:49 AM UTC-7, Mark Murphy (a Commons
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On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 12:51 PM, Ravin rper...@yahoo.com
your
Activity, if not, then just send it a message to do so, you're within
another window (i.e. dialog?), that seems rather hackish, a better way
might be to change it on the dialog's closing..
kris
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I want
Is there some way to get the current activity from within a child window.
I'm sure there is but I cannot seem to find a method in the documentation.
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I want to remove the current view and replace with another view. I was
planning to use setContentView() to do that but in order to do so I need to
access the underlying activity object.
Is there another way to achieve this?
On Sunday, September 9, 2012 7:16:08 PM UTC-7, Ravin wrote
LOL. I mus admit I was curious when I opened this up.
But sadly since we see he is only talking about Wifi I can help out with
that as I had written an app for receiving video multicast over Wifi.
Here is the code snippet for the Wifi manager.
static WifiManager wifimanager;
I’m having some difficulty laying out a couple of ImageView objects within
a ListView. The idea is to lay them out next to the text. The method I’m
using is to override the getView method within the related adapter class
for the ListView. I’m casting the view returned from the parent as a
Thanks for the replies. I will try what laminina has suggested. No I'm not
opposed to specifying the layout in XML - I guess since any s/w I have
written in the past for other GUI based systems such as WIndows has been
based on instantiating objects at runtime I have been avoiding the XML
,
Justin Anderson
MagouyaWare Developer
http://sites.google.com/site/magouyaware
On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 10:43 AM, Ravin rper...@yahoo.com javascript:wrote:
Thanks for the replies. I will try what laminina has suggested. No I'm
not opposed to specifying the layout in XML - I guess since any
I'm developing an app and using a Nexus 7 device for debugging. I'm unable
to see the device in the AVD when plugged in. Some research online
suggested it could be the driver so I downloaded what looks like the latest
driver from the ASUS website and when I try to change the driver to that
one
Thanks Chris. I did realize that I had to do after seeing your post since
I did this a while back when I was writing and debugging an app on an ASUS
transformer. Having said that I made the change as well as set the
debug attribute to true in the Android manifest file but I still cannot
Right after I posted the previous message I got the device to work. After
rebooting the PC I went into the device manager and saw that there was no
driver for the Nexus 7. This allowed me to select the driver I
had downloaded from the ASUS website and I now can see and load the app for
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