ing feature for applications outside of the market
> and on any android version device, have a look to this apache licensed
> free library:http://acra.googledoc.com
>
> There's a thread on this group to discuss about
> it:http://groups.google.com/group/android-develop
Does anyone know whether it works for apps not installed via the
Market (but which do exists on the Market)?
Hmmm, I doubt it since if it did, then all the bugs during testing
would appear there...
On May 21, 8:35 am, ko5tik wrote:
> On 21 Mai, 07:36, yuku wrote:
>
> > I got 8 bugs in total for
Here is a CheckBox (with no text) defined (within a LinearLayout with
weightSum=100) as follows:
Unfortunately, the button appears to the left (as opposed to the
center) of its LinearLayout box.
Setting android:gravity doesn't make a difference, nor anything else I
could think of. It seems the
That works in most cases but not in a significant number of other
cases.
Consider users who go on an extended holiday to a non-paid app
country. Astro works partly because its free.
But then there is also the situation where you go on holiday and are
using your phone offline. Then all of a sudden
Anyone any ideas?
On May 9, 4:33 pm, westmeadboy wrote:
> In the official Twitter app, in the Tweets activity, if you click on
> the small down arrow (right side of each tweet entry), a really nice
> popup appears just above or below the entry.
>
> How did they do this (i.e. pos
This took me several hours to figure out so I thought its worth
reporting...
Manifest:
Resource strategy:
res/drawable
res/drawable-hdpi-v4
No problems when testing on a Nexus One, but on the HTC Hero got this
exception:
Uncaught handler: thread main exiting due to uncaught exception
...ski
In the official Twitter app, in the Tweets activity, if you click on
the small down arrow (right side of each tweet entry), a really nice
popup appears just above or below the entry.
How did they do this (i.e. position the popup alongside the relevant
item)?
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Any strong reasons to not take that manifest approach?
On May 9, 1:28 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I just stick android:configChanges="keyboardHidden|orientation" in my
> > manifest. I generally do that by default these days. Haven't come
I just stick android:configChanges="keyboardHidden|orientation" in my
manifest. I generally do that by default these days. Haven't come
across any problems so far!
Does that explain why it works?
On May 9, 1:13 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I remember
On May 9, 12:52 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Actually, that's one of the minuses, IMHO.
>
> A static data member survives the rotation. The service, however, will
> shut down mid-rotation if there are no other bound connections to it.
> Right now, you have to manage the orientation change yourself and
local service is the extra layer
and extra things that can go wrong. Extra care needed in stopping the
local service etc.
On May 9, 12:27 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I really cannot think of any other way to do it, short of copying the
> > contents of the cursor in
:
> Check your logic, sharing a cursor between 2 activities is really necessary?
>
> 2010/5/9 westmeadboy
>
>
>
>
>
> > Thanks but isn't that more for across processes rather than across
> > activities within a process?
>
> > On May 9, 7:17 am
> On May 8, 7:21 pm, westmeadboy wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > In one activity I build a cursor which is used to populate a ListView.
>
> > I want a secondary activity to be able to step through the cursor
> > entries. What's the best way to do this (bearing in min
In one activity I build a cursor which is used to populate a ListView.
I want a secondary activity to be able to step through the cursor
entries. What's the best way to do this (bearing in mind cursor
lifecycle).
I don't care if the the system kills and restarts the secondary
activity since in th
).
The workaround is to explicitly set the textColor and this works for
me.
On May 6, 12:32 pm, westmeadboy wrote:
> Just tried this using the emulator (SDK 1.6), and the same problem
> occurs.
>
> So it could be some change that has been introduced from 1.6.
>
> Note: if no li
.
Linkify must be changing something about the TextView to make this
happen...
On May 4, 7:42 pm, westmeadboy wrote:
> I notice this happens on the Nexus One but not on the HTC Hero (EU
> version).
>
> Anyone else experience this?
>
> On May 4, 1:36 am, westmeadboy wrote:
>
How about users who go from using a paid-app-country sim card to a non-
paid-app-country sim card? In such a case, the app is no longer
visible on the Market?
I guess your answer to this would be its up to the developer to decide
how to handle such a license check failure but in reality the user
w
On May 5, 4:21 pm, dadical wrote:
> That's a cool use case, but I'm curious about how commonly people sell
> apps that way. Are you doing this because of the limitations of where
> Android offers paid apps? Is it because of the costs involved in
> doing transactions on Android Market?
There are
Non-Android Market solutions would be more interesting to me.
I'd like some way to stick an apk on my website and allow users to pay
using paypal. Everything else would work seamlessly...
On May 4, 11:20 pm, dadical wrote:
> I've spent the last few weeks developing a new tool to stop piracy of
>
I notice this happens on the Nexus One but not on the HTC Hero (EU
version).
Anyone else experience this?
On May 4, 1:36 am, westmeadboy wrote:
> I'm not sure if this is by design but...
>
> I have a text view (white text on black background) which is
> linkified. If at
I'm not sure if this is by design but...
I have a text view (white text on black background) which is
linkified. If at least one link is created and the user touches on any
non-linked part of the text, then the non-linked part disappears (or
turns black, I'm not sure).
Is there any way to stop th
suppose the drawback is that the activity will be reinitialised each
time.
On Apr 30, 4:20 pm, westmeadboy wrote:
> Excellent, that works. Thanks Mark.
>
> On Apr 30, 4:09 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > westmeadboy wrote:
> > > I have one WidgetProvid
Is it possible to listen for double click events on an app widget?
Judging by the api, it appears not, but I think this would be really
useful.
I suppose a workaround would be to use an onClick pending intent to an
activity that checks if its been started twice in quick succession -
but this seem
Excellent, that works. Thanks Mark.
On Apr 30, 4:09 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I have one WidgetProvider but expect the user to have multiple
> > instances of the widget on the home screen.
>
> > When the user clicks on the widget, an intent is fired
I have one WidgetProvider but expect the user to have multiple
instances of the widget on the home screen.
When the user clicks on the widget, an intent is fired to start an
activity A passing a String extra (which is specific to that instance
of the app widget).
Everything works fine unless the
Can anyone mention if N1 3G works in Germany on their network?
On Apr 29, 2:14 pm, Lorents wrote:
> Yupp, yupp - will get mine tomorrow :)
>
> Fedex from Veldhoven NL, to Norway,
>
> Thank you very much Google! Much appreciated!!
>
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My strategy is to only show a Toast (and maybe Vibration) (warning the
user that the next Back will exit the app) if the user has already
very recently (<2 secs ago) hit Back to return to the main activity
from a secondary activity.
This doesn't help the situation of accidentally hitting the back
I've noticed this exception for quite a few of my users. Examples of
exception msgs:
http://m.web2go.com/dsb/upgraderequired/?msisdn=1234567890
https://123.456.7.890/login.pl?action=paint;source=234.567.89.012;destination=
What is it and what is a good message to show the user when this
happens?
sible to the user.
> Might be worth a try though.
>
> Justin
>
> On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 5:41 AM, westmeadboy wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > I have a linear layout where the orientation needs to be "horizontal"
> > in portrait mode and "vertical"
Not sure if this helps, but use
http://developer.android.com/reference/java/lang/System.html#identityHashCode(java.lang.Object)
to check whether the Application object is indeed the same in both
cases (or whether they are in different DVMs)
On Apr 20, 12:04 pm, patbenatar wrote:
> Bob-
>
> Nope,
I have a linear layout where the orientation needs to be "horizontal"
in portrait mode and "vertical" in landscape mode.
There are a few ways to do this, the most obvious of which being to
specify two layouts: one in "layout" and one in "layout-land".
However, this will require a certain amount o
Just playing with optimization after watching this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UApv-ZMJ51g
(play at about 44:00)
He talks about using merge because nested views/layouts are much more
expensive than, say, using wider hierarchies.
On Apr 17, 3:58 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmead
in my particular situation because that RelativeLayout is
exactly the sort of thing I'm trying to eliminate :(
On Apr 17, 3:50 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Is it possible use the merge tag in the layout XML for a List item? In
> > particular, when using a SimpleCur
Is it possible use the merge tag in the layout XML for a List item? In
particular, when using a SimpleCursorAdapter?
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I've seen a few other posts about this, but no real response.
The official Android Developers Blog post about the Speech Input API:
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/03/speech-input-api-for-android.html
says:
"Google's servers currently support English, Mandarin Chinese, and
Japanese."
sending an alarm broadcast to a broadcast receiver.
>
> On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 12:18 AM, westmeadboy wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > So I tried this:
>
> > Start service
> > Press Home
> > Start some other 3rd party app (so that activity is in the foreground)
&g
to sleep...
Any ideas why?
On Apr 13, 2:01 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Hmmm, so in that case, why does the device not sleep after the user
> > has used the power button to turn off the screen? Or do you mean that
> > the activity is still considered i
Hmmm, so in that case, why does the device not sleep after the user
has used the power button to turn off the screen? Or do you mean that
the activity is still considered in the foreground even after that?
On Apr 13, 1:50 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Oh I see.
>
&
>
> On Apr 13, 9:52 am, westmeadboy wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have a service which, when started, does some stuff (like
> > downloading files) typically taking about 2-3 minutes.
>
> > If I start this service and then immediately use the power button to
> > swit
I have a service which, when started, does some stuff (like
downloading files) typically taking about 2-3 minutes.
If I start this service and then immediately use the power button to
switch off the screen, then I would expect the phone, at some point,
to fall asleep. But it never seems to fall as
pr 9, 10:31 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Does it not make more sense for the adapter to post the invalidate (on
> > the UI thread) rather than invalidate directly?
>
> They probably don't do that for efficiency reasons. I suspect that the
> vast majority o
Does it not make more sense for the adapter to post the invalidate (on
the UI thread) rather than invalidate directly?
On Apr 9, 10:17 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Sure, on closer examination, it makes sense. Still, I think its an
> > easy one to m
is already being relied on by something else
(ListAdapter notifiers).
On Apr 9, 9:30 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Fixing this should solve the problem but I maintain its still odd (and
> > a potential bug many devs would miss) that calling Cursor.close()
> &g
rectly hadnt set the accessOrder of the pool's LinkedHashMap to
true.
Fixing this should solve the problem but I maintain its still odd (and
a potential bug many devs would miss) that calling Cursor.close()
could lead to such an exception. *ducks*
On Apr 9, 8:42 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadb
Caching search results. The searches happen as the user types so when
a user hits backspace its nice if the results are shown instantly
rather than requerying.
On Apr 9, 8:23 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Seems a bit weird to me. For example, if you are maintaining
Seems a bit weird to me. For example, if you are maintaining a cursor
pool (and so do not know how a given cursor is being used), you need
to be careful about which thread you call close() on.
On Apr 9, 7:25 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I'm using a SimpleCurs
I'm using a SimpleCursorAdapter with ListView.
I just noticed that calling AbstractCursor.close() in a non-UI thread
will cause this exception:
android.view.ViewRoot$CalledFromWrongThreadException: Only the
original thread that created a view hierarchy can touch its views.
at android.view.Vie
How to programmatically remove a permission?
I don't think its possible but would be useful in the scenario where
you want to control behaviour of some 3rd party library.
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whether there is a connection
before going to the Market app. I know I could just let the Market app
worry about it, but I don't really want that.
On Mar 29, 9:08 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Often my mobile network is turned off and I just use a Wi-Fi hotspot
Often my mobile network is turned off and I just use a Wi-Fi hotspot.
If the phone is not plugged in, the Wi-Fi connection will go to sleep
after some length of inactivity.
I could be wrong, but a call to
ConnectivityManager.getActiveNetworkInfo().isConnected() does not wake
the connection.
So,
I'm sure this would be very useful to some/many.
But, personally, I'm specifically interested in sharing in-house
resources-based jars between my own apps.
Currently I'm resorting to a prehistoric copy-paste approach!
On Mar 29, 4:19 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Creating Android JARs is fairly easy
N_MAIN, CATEGORY_LAUNCHER, with the component being the
> explicit component corresponding to the icon it has shown.
>
> You can use "adb shell dumpsys activity" to see details on the intents used
> to launch each acitivity and task.
>
> On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 4:30 PM, west
If my app is already running, then either Activity1 or Activity2 might
be currently on top.
How to construct an Intent so that it will simply show whichever
Activity is already on top (in the task)? Just like if you touch an
icon in the Recent list (long-press home).
At the moment, it looks like
Often, I want to set up statics (during class initialization/loading)
in some activity based on things like package name, version code,
whether the debuggable attribute is set in the Manifest etc.
But, of course, the Context is not available at that time.
All of these values are there in the mani
On Mar 26, 11:54 am, String wrote:
> If your add-on app doesn't have a LAUNCHER intent, the system won't
> give the user the option to open it, from anywhere.
I thought using category INFO also allows the user to click Open in
the Market app once the downloaded app has installed?
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ng, this works pretty smoothly. It does involve the user in
> two screens, but the first one is merely educational, so he doesn't
> freak when presented with a delete-this-specific app dialog!
>
> I think if a lot of us follow this path, users will also become more
> accustomed to it.
>
7;t really need anything server-side either.
>
> Do you happen to know which filter does it?
>
> On Mar 25, 6:51 pm, westmeadboy wrote:
>
>
>
> > What is your specific reason for wanting to uninstall the character
> > apps?
>
> > You can make sure that the
What is your specific reason for wanting to uninstall the character
apps?
You can make sure that they do not appear in the app drawer by using
the relevant intent filter. That would only leave them visible to the
user when they do something like Settings -> Applications or look in
the Downloads of
Ok, thanks all.
I prefer the singleton approach because it at least minimises memory
leaks (by keeping the number of connections to max 1 within the VM).
I wonder if its worth using a VM shutdown hook as a last line of
defense...
On Mar 23, 6:25 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wr
it if that single database connection is
not closed? I mean, won't the process get killed anyway...?
On Mar 23, 6:01 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Do you mean a new connection to the database for each activity?
>
> > With my model, the database connecti
ities, but rather to the application/VM itself.
On Mar 23, 5:24 pm, Streets Of Boston wrote:
> What if you just close the connection to the database in the
> onDestroy?
> If the total number of connnections reaches 0, doesn't the database
> eventually shut-down?
>
> On
On Mar 11, 8:38 am, westmeadboy wrote:
> In Activity1.onDestroy() I close the database. However, is this a good
> approach? Is it not possible that Activity1 is killed but Activity2
> stays alive? If so, then Activity2's db calls will suddenly fail.
Would be great if someone knows
n Mar 20, 5:42 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> TreKing wrote:
> > On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 8:26 AM, westmeadboy > <mailto:westmead...@yahoo.co.uk>> wrote:
>
> > The only way I can think of is to use a custom layout but I would
> > rather keep the default di
I mentioned it in my last post above. The activity is:
com.android.vending.AssetInfoActivity
so I guess the package is:
com.android.vending
However, you cannot be sure that is true for all (future) devices
(with the Market app) so, if I were you, I would not rely on it.
On Mar 20, 12:06 pm, Ph
Is there any way (the best way) to avoid this happening?
I am using a ProgressDialog which has one cancel button. On clicking
the cancel button I want to disable the cancel button and change the
message to "Canceling...". That bit's easy.
Only once the cancellation has been fully processed do I w
Having only skimmed your post, I would say you at least need a
filecon.flush() (and filecon.close()) at the end.
On Mar 17, 6:37 am, sumit asok wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to write a file from an Http post reply to a file on the
> sdcard. Everything works fine until the byte array of data is
> re
If an app needs to download some critical data (without the data it
cannot function) of several MB, what is the best practice?
The app would start, a prompt would be shown to confirm download,
download would commence, and the user would be prevented from going
further until the download successful
r, is this a good
approach? Is it not possible that Activity1 is killed but Activity2
stays alive? If so, then Activity2's db calls will suddenly fail.
On Mar 8, 2:16 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > Is it true that Activity1 would be automatically recreated? In othe
If you have an application with no visible activity then how does the
supports-screen tag (in the Manifest) affect app visibility (in the
Market) etc?
In other words...
I believe that if minSdk is set to 1.5 and supports-screen is not
specified, then the app will not be visible to ldpi devices. I
code. Initially, my app was just one activity and so I did all the app
configuration in that activity's onCreate() method. It felt wrong
then, and now I know why :)
Any thoughts?
On Mar 8, 1:25 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > But it seems that its important to know
On Mar 8, 2:02 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > 1. Quick and dirty workaround: In the example I gave, if
> > Activity2.onCreate() is called and the static has not been set, then
> > call finish(). I assume this will this just lead to Activity1 being
> >
ain? A new VM process will be created, a new instance of
> MyActivity will be created and resumed! "MyActivity.onCreate()" will
> be executed in a completely new VM process this time!!
>
> NOT TESTED AND VERIFIED!
>
> On Mar 7, 6:12 pm, westmeadboy wrote:
>
>
&g
I noticed a few apps use the convention:
/Android/data/
For example, Google Earth places its cache on my Nexus One at /sdcard/
Android/data/com.google.earth
Is this is a good standard to follow?
It would be really good if there were at least some guidelines to
follow.
On a related note, I woul
When starting a new Activity, I want to pass a complex object and do
so by using this approach:
MyActivity.COMPLEX_OBJ = myComplexObj; // which is definitely NOT
NULL!
Intent intent = new Intent();
intent.setClass(this, MyActivity.class);
startActivity(intent);
and then in MyActivity:
@Override
Following on from an earlier thread of how to check if the market will
show paid apps:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/1a095d3e701550cb
I'm also interested in how to check whether it will show copy-
protected apps.
>From what I've read, copy-protected apps
On Mar 4, 11:11 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Catch and report your exceptions from the field back to you, and you may
> not need them to contact support:
Ditto that. I've been using a combination of Flurry and default
exception handling for months now and its been a life saver.
To date, I've only re
30 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I'm inflating them using: inflate(R.layout.whatever, null)
>
> > I just tried it your way but I get the same result.
>
> Phooey. That solves some layout problems with list rows, though usually
> with RelativeLayouts as
I'm inflating them using: inflate(R.layout.whatever, null)
I just tried it your way but I get the same result.
BTW, in getView(), I never reuse the convertView. I just inflate a new
one each time.
Anyway, isn't it odd that windowIsFloating should affect things in
this way?
On Mar 3, 10:16 pm, M
escription with "list item".
On Mar 3, 10:08 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I've got a ListActivity using the Theme.Dialog theme and windowNoTitle
> > set to true.
>
> > Unfortunately, when I do this, the header rows (just normal rows in
>
I've got a ListActivity using the Theme.Dialog theme and windowNoTitle
set to true.
Unfortunately, when I do this, the header rows (just normal rows in
the list but they look like sub headers) refuse to fill_parent width
(instead, they wrap_content - the header text).
I noticed this was not a pro
Yup, you just need to set the android:theme attribute in your activity
tag in your manifest.
On Mar 3, 6:16 pm, Ne0 wrote:
> I have a service running that grabs the users attention with a
> notification. What i would like to happen when the user clicks on the
> notification is for it to launch a
Just seems excessive. The only preference is a radio button with two
options.
On Mar 3, 6:29 pm, TreKing wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 11:24 AM, westmeadboy wrote:
>
> > No, I have a menu called "Preferences" (visible when you press the
> > Menu button). When you pr
as a dialog box
instead of sub menus...
On Mar 3, 6:19 pm, TreKing wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 8:31 AM, westmeadboy wrote:
> > I've noticed that some users have not found my app's preferences sub
> > menu, so I want to show that sub menu when the user first-time-ever
I've noticed that some users have not found my app's preferences sub
menu, so I want to show that sub menu when the user first-time-ever
starts the app.
Since onCreateOptionsMenu() would not have been called yet, how can I
programmatically show such a sub menu?
BTW: openOptionsMenu() is not what
Out of interest, what is the simplest way to set up that kind of
online checking? I'm asking as someone who doesn't maintain any
websites (but does own some domains)...
One way I thought of was to use Dropbox and stick a small text file on
that which can then be read from the app. However, I find
cular fields of that structure it knows
> about.)
>
> On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 1:45 AM, westmeadboy wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > You mean, it ignores the "ldpi" component of the folder name and so
> > treats the "drawable-ldpi" folder the same as a "
Hmmm - it seems its relative to root which means
context.getDatabasePath("user.db").getPath() does the trick:
db.execSQL("attach database ? as userdb", new String[]
{context.getDatabasePath("user.db").getPath()});
On Mar 1, 4:46 pm, westmeadboy wrote:
> I ev
I eventually got "attach database" to work by using this syntax:
db.execSQL("attach database ? as userdb", new String[]{"/data/data/
com.mycompany.myapp/databases/user.db"});
However, I cannot seem to get this working using relative paths.
What is the path relative to?
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themes (menu > settings > get add-ons): The first one
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>
> Peliwww.openintents.org
>
> On Mar 1, 10:27 a
I am about to release a "Pro" version of my app and so would like to
provide "Get the Pro" links.
However, it makes no sense to do this if the user is taken to the
Market and then can't see the Pro app (i.e. they are in a non-paid app
country). Maybe, such users would be sent to a 3rd party Market
On Feb 27, 8:30 pm, Streets Of Boston wrote:
> And only a fraction of the 30% cut goes to Google for payment
> processing and running the martket infrastructure. The lion's share
> goes to the various carriers.
I use the Market almost always over Wi-Fi. Where does the carrier fit
into that pictur
hour :)
On Feb 26, 2:44 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > ok, ListView it is!
>
> > I think the thing that bothers me, is I would like to define the whole
> > layout in XML (as if I were using a LinearLayout). I wonder if its
> > still possible (or recommen
, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I see that the description section is not selectable and assume it is
> > pretty trivial to define whether something like that (and headings) is
> > selectable or not...
>
> > In my case, some rows are selectable and others h
individual
words are clickable).
Given this, and if I understand you correctly, then the MergeAdapter
is the best way to go?
On Feb 26, 2:07 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > In the Market activity, only the "Comments" section can really be
> > described
6, 1:46 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> westmeadboy wrote:
> > I want to do something very similar (in terms of appearance) to the
> > app details activity of the Market app.
>
> > It looks like a cross between linear layout (not all rows the same),
> > list (scrolling nature), p
I want to do something very similar (in terms of appearance) to the
app details activity of the Market app.
It looks like a cross between linear layout (not all rows the same),
list (scrolling nature), preferences (headings).
My guess is its a linear layout in a scroll view (ignoring activity
hea
I have an SQLite database table with about 200,000 rows. I perform a
CREATE INDEX in this way:
db.beginTransaction();
try {
db.execSQL("CREATE INDEX idx1 ON mytable (_id ASC)")
db.setTransactionSuccessful();
}
finally {
db.endTransaction();
}
Note: The code isn't exactly t
I found this question asked over a year ago but no solution was found:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/15d8e7e8bc46d279/4e11259e78e6d654
Essentially, I want to use a LinearLayout with horizontal orientation,
but when the child views' total width is greater t
Super duper :)
I tried queryIntentActivities() and that gave me one activity:
com.android.vending.AssetInfoActivity
So, yes, I can just check that result for an empty list.
Any ideas how Archos 5 Internet Tablet handles this URI?
On Feb 9, 5:18 pm, "Mark Murphy" wrote:
> > Thanks Mark. Here is
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