Hi everyone,
I am having the following problem with my program.
I am able to show a polygon, but now I have a lot of coordinates to be
shown.
Since, I do not want to write the following line ( new LatLng(...) ) again
and again I am trying to find a way to make it more easier.
Polygon polygon =
Hi, in my network there are several (linux hosted) devices. now i want to
control those devices via an android smartphone.
In the end there should be a general interface to the devices, so that
everybody could build an app for it and control it.
How would you do this?
My first thought was,
There is an old entry on Stackoverflow about SQLiteDiskIOException:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3220482/sqlitediskioexception-in-android
It also mentions the getCount method
On Friday, August 2, 2013 6:55:53 PM UTC-5, Nathan wrote:
I have got back two nonfatal exception reports. I
A have a new project in Android Studio that's referencing Infragistics
free iguana ui controls for Android. These are distributed in JAR files.
All of there samples were built in Eclipse and when I open those samples in
Android Studio they work fine, but working with a new Android Studio
This doesn't seem to work at all.
Android shows the 'user can read things you type' warning
when I enable the Accessibility Service in Android settings, but no
KeyEvents are received.
At least with a soft (system) keyboard. Anyone tested with a hard keyboard ?
Or have success with soft ?
From the website it appears there is not patch utility for Android Studio,
instead we must redownload and install the latest minor revision of the
tool? Is this true? Is there any plan to change this in the future? Since
software patching patterns and paradigms have been in place for over a
Consider the following code...
LocateBrowser = (WebView)findViewById(R.id.locatebrowser);
LocateBrowser.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient());
LocateBrowser.loadUrl(http://maps.google.com/maps?z=17t=hq=loc:31.8526,-110.9959;);
The Google maps page shows in the WebView with a Loading . . .
Just a guess, maybe Google Maps is trying to (incorrectly) redirect to the
mobile version of the page and cannot find the correct link. Did you also
enable JavaScript in your WebView?
On Saturday, August 3, 2013 4:40:52 PM UTC-5, Gary Blakely wrote:
Consider the following code...
No, I had not enabled javascript. So, I tried that and it now works.
Thanks, so much.
Gary
On Saturday, August 3, 2013 2:52:19 PM UTC-7, Nobu Games wrote:
Just a guess, maybe Google Maps is trying to (incorrectly) redirect to the
mobile version of the page and cannot find the correct link.
Android Studio is still in Beta. Things may change when it leaves beta or
it may not.
On Saturday, August 3, 2013 9:15:26 PM UTC+1, rmz76 wrote:
From the website it appears there is not patch utility for Android Studio,
instead we must redownload and install the latest minor revision of the
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Hello,
I want to start on a program using OpenGL ES but I want to use fragments,
as it will be simpler, I think, to show equations in one fragment and the
graph in another fragment. The equations and the graphing will be separate
instances of using GLSurfaceView.
As I write this I almost
ramesh babu wrote:
suggest me a project in android [sic] which is not application
oriented??and it may be a ieee [sic] journal paper of 2013
- What possibly could you mean by not application oriented? Isn't
anything you do on a computer an
application by definition?
- Shouldn't
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