I figured it out. It was a combination of not accessing the correct
Android resources and faulty data structure. The correct code follows
(hope this helps someone else):
public void parseCharXmlFile(){
Chars myCh;
String nameTag= ;
try {
Thanks Kumar,
It keeps opening the DexFile.class (seems to throw an io exception)
in the debugger and says Source not found. It asks me if I want to
change the source. Nothing really glaring in the log. Why does the
compiler see my file and not the runtime guys?
Thanks.
Chris
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Kostya Vasilyev
30.09.2011 13:12 пользователь Dancing Fingers batym...@gmail.com
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Thanks Kumar,
It keeps opening the DexFile.class (seems to throw
Thanks Kostya,
My debugging talent isn't great. I got a parsing error on line 5.
I really wish that System.out.println would print to console rather
than Log, but that's just me.
Thanks.
Chris
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Kostya Vasilyev
30.09.2011 13:46 пользователь Dancing Fingers batym...@gmail.com
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Thanks Kostya,
My debugging talent isn't great. I got a parsing error on line 5.
I
This is very weird, the debugger steps, using step into, the try and
than steps back out to the parent of the method without printing the
warning statements. I guess io would be hard to write a debugger for.
If I were the Android Plugin God, I would have Log.i print to the
LogCat and
So I'm starting to suspect my XML file. Here it is:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
Chars
ChPair
chE/ch
ct175391/ct
/ChPair
ChPair
chT/ch
ct129899/ct
/ChPair
ChPair
chA/ch
ct110693/ct
/ChPair
ChPair
chO/ch
I don't see your code ever assigning anything to myCh, so expect it to crash
when trying to call setTheChar and setCount.
Also, that charAt(0) should really be charAt(1), no?
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Kostya Vasilyev
01.10.2011 2:03 пользователь Dancing Fingers batym...@gmail.com написал:
So I'm starting to suspect
Thanks Kostya,
I changed the '0' to a '1' without success. Actually Chars have only
2 fields: a char and an int, which I thought setters were for. The
thing of it is that I keep getting an XMLPullParserException, saying
that I'm reading line -1, column -1.
Thanks.
Chris
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