.
For the nitty gritty details, this file defines a PendingIntent
maintained
by the system and the full key used to match them:
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/frameworks/base.git;a=blob;.
..
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And to further
Dianne,
On 5 Dez., 00:45, Dianne Hackborn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FLAG_CANCEL_CURRENT will almost certainly work. If you look at the code, if
you have the flag set it just removes any existing intent and creates a
whole new pending intent with the intent you provide. The returned
looks as if the
list items views are consuming the click event, so the list view never
gets to it, but then again, why would it work using the dpad then??
Any help greatly appreciated.
Best,
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On Mar 23, 7:52 pm, droozen droozenr...@gmail.com wrote:
Have you tried following the Notepad tutorial and this line in your
onCreate method?
registerForContextMenu(getListView());
Why would I want to do that, I do not need a context menu. Maybe I
didn't make myself clear
I found the problem:
Removing the call to textView.setMovementMethod
(LinkMovementMethod.getInstance()); in a TextView I use in the list
item layout fixed the problem.
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I noticed that android:ellipsize will always ellipsize a single line
as soon as it doesn't fit the width of a TextView. That makes no sense
however for multi-line TextViews, since you will then get something
like this:
some very long tex...
this line fits.
this one does not f...
you get
Hi,
I was wondering about the behavior of Bundles and serializable
objects. If I put a serializable object into a bundle, what is
serialized then, the reference to the object or the object itself?
I always assumed that the object itself would be serialized to a byte
stream when calling
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I am uploading images to our webservice from the phone, and thus I
need to know the exact size of an image. I noticed that with some
photos from the G1, the webservice always failed, and found out that
it's due to the file size always being 0 for the latest image in the
database.
Is this a
not even be a
noticeable overhead to the user.
But still, this is an annoyance, did you already raise a bug for this?
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On Mar 26, 4:04 pm, Streets Of Boston flyingdutc...@gmail.com wrote:
You still may need to do this, though.
With my application; if i don't do the MediaScanner thing, the
'Pictures' application will crash!
You may find the same problem. Try to insert an image (with the SIZE
being 0),
I raised a bug for this: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2311
By the way, I wonder what ContentResolver.startSync() does? Maybe one
has to call this in order to see an up-to-date media DB? (Its
documentation is, as usual, a bit lacking.)
Oh and, how did you resolve a content URI to an image path? I realized
that the read into memory approach does not work for me, because
sometimes when I go through an open-read-close-open-read cycle for the
image stream, I get an IOException (funny enough, not always).
okay, one solution is to do something like this:
String path = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory
().getAbsolutePath()
+ /dcim/Camera/ + [value of DISPLAY_NAME column for
this image];
and then do a new File(path).length()
but I'm not sure if that path value is
flyingdutc...@gmail.com wrote:
Read my post from yesterday at 10am again :-)
Execute a query using your content-uri, and use the returned cursor to
obtain the physical file-path (use the ImageColumns.DATA).
On Mar 27, 9:27 am, matthias m.kaepp...@googlemail.com wrote:
okay, one solution is to do
I have a similar problem: When putting different widgets in a
listview, things get out of hand.
I had three custom relative layouts and a spinner in that listview,
and everything worked fine. I then added another spinner and a button,
and now the spinners do not update their focused/clicked
that's a good question; unfortunately, drawable resources are poorly
documented. You can always take a look at the Android implementation
though... there should be plenty of examples. I usually simply copy
over drawables from the framework and modify them to suit my needs.
Android's drawables
access Android classes from
outside the emulator, so you will have to use Android's
Instrumentation mechanisms to run your tests. Doing so should get rid
of weird class loader errors.
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Well, you can set a OnTouchListener on any view, including ListView,
and use a GestureDetector to detect horizontal flings. So, yes, I
guess. The problem with this whole touch mechanism in Android is that
child views can silently consume the touch gesture, so your fling will
not even propagate up
any application goes through a loading process when starting up.
Any thoughts on best practices and solutions here?
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android:layout_height=wrap_content
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Any ideas?
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the event, so it won't propagate up to the normal click handler.
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Setting the locale in /data/locale as described here doesn't work for
me in 1.1 R1. Has the process changed? This used to work for me in
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useful
information if you want to see the big picture, however (i.e. get
answers to questions such as: how much time does the app spend in
which parts of the code base?).
Are there any plans to make traceview a tad more capable? That would
be great news!
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navigation
in the platform an inconsistent feel. That's what I meant with messy
and fragile.
Cheers,
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Doesn't look like fling support as known from the iPhone was ever
meant to be part of Android's UI design. Making your app react
Well, I found a really ugly workaround. That workaround is based on my
observation that the problem described does only occur if the
ListView's layout height is set to WRAP_CONTENT. So, since I use a
custom list adapter, I now call listView.getLayoutParams().height =
LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT
Okay, I found (once again), a rather ugly workaround for this: Putting
the textview in layout object does the job. Like this:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
RelativeLayout xmlns:android=http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/
android
android:layout_width=fill_parent
Xavier,
very helpful! thanks for sharing, works perfectly.
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in case not everyone noticed, this article has been updated and now
contains the correct instructions.
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Hey James,
good to know, thanks!
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Thank you for the good question (shows you're thinking).
Check the Application Fundamentals dev
guidehttp://developer.android.com/guide/topics/fundamentals.html
Near the bottom
());
response = httpClient.execute(request);
PhotoStreamBody inherits from InputStreamBody. The only thing it does
is overwriting the getContentLength() method, because Android has
another bug which reports wrong content sizes...
Does anyone know what is causing this?
Thanks,
Matthias
Hi,
I am trying to animate a ViewStub -- without success. My code:
stub.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE); // inflate the stub
Animation anim = AnimationUtils.makeInAnimation(this, true);
stub.startAnimation(anim);
No animation is played, the ViewStub simply appears. How come?
anyone? still found no solution to this.
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Still doesn't work for me. Playing a GPX file from that tramper site,
but my app doesn't seem to receive any location updates;
LocationManager.getLastKnownLocation() always returns null when using
the GPS provider.
I have enabled app permissions for fine grained location access (i.e.
using GPS),
anyone found a solution? I am still struggling over this...
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Well, in other words, this whole location manager thing is pretty
broken in Android 1.0?
From what I've read and experienced myself so far, it's pretty much
like this:
1) LocationManager cannot be subclassed anymore, instead you use the
debug bridge to send location fixes. Unfortunately, this
darn, nevermind... the Maps demo in ApiDemos is also missing that
file, produces the same error, but it does show a map.
this is getting more obscure with every minute.
On Oct 17, 3:56 pm, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I do have a location set.
I think I know where the problem
, one more wasted day thanks to terrible user interface
design. :-/
On Oct 17, 4:08 pm, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
darn, nevermind... the Maps demo in ApiDemos is also missing that
file, produces the same error, but it does show a map.
this is getting more obscure with every minute
Just to get this straight, one has to *subclass* MapView in order to
enable simple things such as zooming? I can't help it, but to me it
seems that with every step forward, Android takes two steps backwards.
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Hi all,
I extended the
());
zoomControls.setIsZoomInEnabled(true);
}
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Matthias wrote:
Just to get this straight, one has to *subclass* MapView in order to
enable simple
..
then after it started to show the grey grid... no map
those who are having the map application plz chek that agian..
is it the problem with the google server ?
On Oct 17, 7:33 pm, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
oh boy... I have figured out what went wrong...
I used the geo command
getting
location updates instead of just one location value plus the .gpx file
can be used to set locations or simulate a path (cool!)
@Matthias
Let me know if my pointers help you or we can continue working to get
this working for you as well.
Thanks everyone,
Gautam
On Oct 16, 1:36 pm
I'm wandering through the interwebs and the discussion boards looking
for a way to input numeric text only without having to flip open the
keyboard.
I've fumbled my way across several options, including the
NumberKeyListener, the DigitsKeyListener and the DialerKeyListener.
These are all helpful
I have the same problem. Any ideas?
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I'm trying to use the builtin email intent and so far I haven't found enough
information to use it correctly.
When I execute the following code, I get the message No applications can
perform this
(Intent.EXTRA_SUBJECT, Subject);
sendIntent.setType(message/rfc822);
startActivity(Intent.createChooser(sendIntent, Title:));
Peliwww.openintents.org
On Nov 17, 11:12 am, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the same problem. Any ideas?
On 24 Okt., 20:54, Jake Maui [EMAIL
used to fire it,
whenever the Activity is already running?
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, so that the Activity does a clean start
everytime it is called.
Even though the Activity is completely restarted now (onStart() is
called), getIntent() always yields the same intent, the one it was
started with for the very first time...
On 20 Nov., 14:17, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I
:03, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think this may be a bug in Android. I also tried following the
instructions from the docs under section Launch Modes and Launch
Flags with no success. That section suggested to declare any Activity
launched from NotificationManager to set
, PendingIntent.getActivity(mContext,
mRequestCodeIncrementor++, postIntent, 0));
I already filed a bug some months ago but no one at google read
it...http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=863
On Nov 20, 5:38 pm, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This gets weirder every
documentation:
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/app/PendingIntent.html
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 8:38 AM, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This gets weirder every minute.
Just out of curiosity I just called setIntent(null) in onPause() to
make sure the Intent the Activity
(),
contentIntent);
return notification;
}
Hope that clears up my intentions.
On 21 Nov., 11:14, Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, when /do/ PendingIntents match? All I can say is that calling
PendingActivity.getActivity() created a new PendingIntent each time I
called it (I
Matthias [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, when /do/ PendingIntents match? All I can say is that calling
PendingActivity.getActivity() created a new PendingIntent each time I
called it (I checked the OID in the debugger), and in this new object,
I always store a new Intent object.
As Guillaume
=false
/
/LinearLayout
I then defined a really long string for testing, which I set on this
text view using setText().
The text is too long for the TextView, but there is no way to scroll
it. So do I need to wrap it in a ScrollView after all?
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Source code is here:
http://github.com/kaeppler/droid-fu
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how did you do the pre-dithering? our designer created a host of
images with dithering enabled, but it didn't have any effect. The
artifacts would only disappear when setting setDither(true) on EVERY
SINGLE drawable having a gradient.
This seems like a major framework fail... 16Bit graphics? It's
On Nov 24, 5:28 pm, Romain Guy romain...@google.com wrote:
This seems like a major framework fail... 16Bit graphics? It's 2009,
I'd sort of expect better image rendering than that of Window 3.11.
Except that phone displays do not display more than 16 bits of colors.
The displays are
On Nov 24, 5:28 pm, Romain Guy romain...@google.com wrote:
This seems like a major framework fail... 16Bit graphics? It's 2009,
I'd sort of expect better image rendering than that of Window 3.11.
Except that phone displays do not display more than 16 bits of colors.
The displays are
call requestWindowFeature(Window.FEATURE_NO_TITLE) before calling
setContentView() OR set it as part of a style definition
(android:windowNoTitle=true).
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I dont want title bar in my application, how to remove that ? in my
activity ?
Jagat
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Hi Mark,
you were right: it was a 401 causing this. The odd thing being, I got
this exception *before* I was actually able to check for a 401 (it was
thrown in getResponseCode()). But now knowing this error represents a
401, I was able to fix it in my code (I was not sending the OAuth
verifier
I've seen this in the Gallery API Demo shipping with the SDK.
There is an attrs.xml holding declare-stylable tags, and the gallery
adapter then does this:
in attrs.xml:
declare-styleable name=Gallery1
attr name=android:galleryItemBackground /
/declare-styleable
in
In one of my activities, I use the Theme.Dialog style, and I can't get
the window to launch at full size.
What I do is this:
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
WindowManager.LayoutParams lp = new
additional note:
I even added a LinearLayout with FILL_PARENT for width and height to
the activity view root, but still, the activity window is not resizing.
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Just out of curiosity, why are you hijacking this thread?
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I'm seeking a way to customize the lookfeel of DatePicker and TimePicker.
But I couldn't find any theme attribute to be related to these two
widgets... Any help is
defined in the RotateDrawable... that can't be right I guess?
So how do I trigger the rotation of a RotateDrawable?
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Hi, I am also trying to find a solution to this...
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Just out of curiosity, why are you using a dialog if you want it to
fill the screen?
simply because there are occasions where you need to replace content
in the dialog
is larger than the actual canvas (it doesn't account for menu and
toolbars).
Can you help me out here? Why is there no simple way to fix a dialog's
size?
Cheers,
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The dialog theme, as part of its nature, sets the top-level
Still looking for an answer, thanks!
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Hello,
I'm defining my options menu in an XML file and I want to add an icon
to the menu items.
Normally, this would be sth like
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(...)
android:icon=@drawable/iconfile
I was thinking about using Guice myself before, but hesitated fearing
to make the overall sluggishness of the platform even worse.
How much of an overhead are talking about in terms of memory footprint
and size of bundled libraries? Any noticeable impacts on speed or
battery life? How often does
a new Runabel Object to queue.
And the MyListActivity will be started X-times.
i am thankfull for every advice.
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any progress on this anyone? this is really annoying, I basically
can't test our app on 2.2 since we heavily rely on the Geocoder.
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affinity and sharedUserId, but nothing works.
This basically makes our test suite useless on a build server, which
are typically headless. Is this a bug or are we missing something?
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I'd like to get feedback / suggestions / contributions from my fellow
Android developers (that would be you!).
Cheers,
Matthias
PS: there is also a slightly opinionated (hence missing on the project
homepage) rationale for why I started this project on my blog:
http
= sharedPrefsDir.listFiles(filter);
for (File f : prefFiles) {
[...]
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}
HTH.
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not sure about the app dir, but for accessing e.g. the shared_prefs
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like this (in an Activity or Service):
PackageManager pm = getPackageManager();
ApplicationInfo appInfo = pm.getApplicationInfo(getPackageName
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Correction:
Passing the layout_* params to include works, but you MUST provide
them there, not in the included view. If you pre-define them in the
included view, then they get ignored, so there is no point in defining
defaults and only overriding the ones you need to change; you always
have to
That doesn't work, however. The left text is indeed aligned to the
left inside its parent (the relative layout), but the right text is
not aligned to the right; instead, it's placed directly to the right
of the left text.
Why's that?
Thanks,
Matthias
means apply gravity to this view within
its parent. So on a TextView, gravity will align the text within the
bounds of the TextView whereas layout_gravity will align the TextView
within the bounds of its parent.
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 5:31 AM, Matthias m.kaepp...@googlemail.com
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/
...
/RelativeLayout
That doesn't work. The included LinearLayout is NOT positioned below
the given view, but is simply attached to the top edge of the screen.
What am I missing?
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Matthias
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Hey guys,
in case you're looking for easy and powerful XML parsing on Android,
you may be interested in this:
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the home
application or when a call comes in?
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Hm, so I just peeked at the source code of the Google Maps app on
Android, because they seem to get it right: if you have GPS enabled,
then it will stay on if the main Maps activity is hidden by another
activity of the same app, e.g. the Maps history screen, but it will
turn off when pausing the
okay, so sActivityReference is a java.lang.ref.WeakReference, so
apparently this is related to something else (memory management stuff
I guess?).
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I found a workaround, but it's a hack, so I'm still open for better
ideas. I found this to do exactly what I need:
in the main activity of my app:
@Override
protected void onPause() {
super.onPause();
ActivityManager am = (ActivityManager) getSystemService
Well, I need to disable the listeners when the app goes into the
background, not only when it terminates.
I also tested this use of WeakReference, simply to see how it behaves,
and it didn't work for me at all. Regardless of whether the app was
paused to display another application or to display
...
It's a static reference, ie global to the process. So as activities
are started the ref points to the new activity.
That said, I agree the right thing to do here isn't obvious. But it's
also not obvious to me why you think it's bad to unregister the
listener in your apps onDestroy. I
Hi,
I noticed that the imeOptions attribute on TextViews behaves
inconsistently across different devices. For instance, setting
imeOptions to normal has the following effects:
1) On the emulator and G1s running 1.5:
The OSK will have a Done key and clicking it will simply close the
OSK with no
This is even more messed up than I thought:
It seems as if on the HTC Magic, the constant values backing the
different IME options are shifted to the right by one (so to speak).
That is, if you look at the different options as described in the API
docs, then for example setting actionSearch on
Hi Mark,
On Jun 4, 5:57 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
onSaveInstanceState() is called in cases other than screen rotations
(e.g., activity is being closed up due to low memory), and in those other
cases, onRetainNonConfigurationInstance() is not used at all.
yes, but
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