Hi,
is there a way to change network operator or list available networks
from the public API:s?
BR,
Sven
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is a
number of states combined into one.
Is there a particular reason for this? Are we not allowed to see the
correct state of a call?
BR,
SGAdrian
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Hi,
When you are developing on an application level(Services, Activities)
you always get this Context reference automatically.
But what if I am on a lower level and developing a program started
with app_process, how can I get hold of a Context then? Its a huge
part of the API that need this
Sorry but I dont get it.
I am starting my java program with app_process, i.e I am not running
any Service or Activity. Just like the Monkey.java program is doing.
Ex.
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// How can I get hold of a Context instance
notice that the
monkey, am, and pm commands all don't use a Context for this reason.
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 6:41 AM, SGAdrian sven.wastl...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry but I dont get it.
I am starting my java program with app_process, i.e I am not running
any Service or Activity. Just like
.
Is the framebuffer device supposed to be synched with the memory on
the GPU or do I need to manually synch it?
In otherwords doing a cat /dev/graphics/fb0 /data/buffer.raw does
not contain the actual screen data. How can I retrieve the correct
data?
BR,
SGAdrian
would be to control the UI from an
external testapplication, could that be possible?
BR,
SGAdrian
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