Mark Murphy wrote:
Nathan wrote:
One way I can think of is having html snippets in resources or assets
- perhaps as html files - maybe as formatted strings.
This sounds lovely.
Or, just host the help online, linking to it via an ACTION_VIEW Intent
on your URL. I'm not sure if the
as
if these are
the only two forever more, (think ultimately Galileo as an example), and
certainly
don't make assumptions about the accuracy of resolution (Galileo is
supposed to be
quite a bit more accurate once its constellation is up).
Mike
Thanks!
Nick
On Apr 17, 2:57 am, Michael Thomas
patbenatar wrote:
You really have no reason to have a LocationListener[10] array...
There are really only two location providers, Network and GPS. So all
you need are two LocationListeners: fineLocationListener and
coarseLocationListener.
Perhaps you are forgetting about the chain and
Mark Murphy wrote:
asher wrote:
OK, I should have done this earlier. I created a new Android app in
Eclipse, added an onPause override in the activity containing nothing
but a single log message (and the super call), and ran it, and got
exactly the same behavior. This seems to be either a
raqz wrote:
Hello,
Could you please tell me how do I send the GPS location of the phone
to a webserver through a socket. I am able to display the gps location
on the screen with a toast widget in locationchanged() function.
After that, I try to send the co-ordinates through a socket but the
Greg Donald wrote:
On Jan 18, 1:35 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
Honestly I get really frustrated when people talk about different versions
of the platform as fragmentation. Where does that come from??
I'm a little surprised to hear that you're surprised :) From my
Greg Donald wrote:
Is it normal for my Eclipse to totally freak out when I plug more than
one phone in at a time?
Either my Hero or my Droid work fine solo, but if I try both at the
same time they both become unrecognised and I have to then restart
Eclipse (2 minutes of waiting) before I can go
Greg Donald wrote:
On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Greg Donald gdon...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Michael Thomas enervat...@gmail.com wrote:
On linux fc10(?), it seems to work ok. It pops up a disambiguator menu.
Maybe try disabling the auto-pick mode so
Though you can say that both violate RFC1122 :)
Mike, section 1.2.2, though a fair number of people in the internet
community think
that was wrong
Mark Murphy wrote:
DonFrench wrote:
It is perfectly legal for a URL to contain an embedded space in
certain situations, such as in
Brian wrote:
I am working on an app that uses webview for a help section. The help
section is loaded from an external site, that is specifically designed
for mobile phones. There are a series of 5 pages, with a simple next/
back navigation. When the first page loads, it loads perfectly,
Grr, I meant overflow:hidden.
Mike
Brian wrote:
I am working on an app that uses webview for a help section. The help
section is loaded from an external site, that is specifically designed
for mobile phones. There are a series of 5 pages, with a simple next/
back navigation. When the first
Is there a mandate from google on some of the hardware features that
must be present on an
Android-branded piece of hardware? In particular, i'm wondering if the
home, menu and
back buttons, as well as the trackball are required?
Essentially what I'm asking for is what the least common
is. Or at least get it documented here so that
it's in the
archives (assuming it isn't already).
Mike
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 2:43 PM, Michael Thomas enervat...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there a mandate from google on some of the hardware features that must be
present on an
Android-branded piece
Sounds like you want to initially set up a sensormanager to listen to
orientation changes
and just clamp down the orientation to whatever the first orientation
update shows you
as being.
Mike
neha wrote:
I want to write a application which should open in default orientation
of the device
So I haven't been following this thread very closely so apologies in
advance if you've already
been over this.
The SQLite thing kind of has the stench about it like there are possibly
multiple writers. AFAIK,
SQLite is very single threaded and multiple writers is a big no-no. So
let me toss
Mark Murphy wrote:
Michael Thomas wrote:
Sounds like you want to initially set up a sensormanager to listen to
orientation changes
and just clamp down the orientation to whatever the first orientation
update shows you
as being.
You can get the current orientation from
Uh, have you considered changing out your flash chip just to disprove
the notion that
it's widespread? While sqlite certainly makes higher demand on the
crappy underlying
FAT file system, it also possible that it's just a hardware problem.
FWIW, we've been using a sqlite db on the iPhone
Hi all,
I just got my 1.5 pushed to me yesterday and it seems that
WebView.addJavascriptInterface stopped
working.
What I have is:
public class phzJSI {
public void backbutton () {
mHandler.post(new Runnable () {
Hi all,
I just got my 1.5 pushed to me yesterday and it seems that
WebView.addJavascriptInterface stopped
working.
What I have is:
public class phzJSI {
public void backbutton () {
mHandler.post(new Runnable () {
the object at all (ie window.phz == null) but loading
an object with no methods
is just plain weird.
Mike
On Jun 4, 4:23 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Michael Thomas wrote:
Hi all,
I just got my 1.5 pushed to me yesterday and it seems that
WebView.addJavascriptInterface stopped
...@commonsware.com wrote:
Michael Thomas wrote:
1) window.phz is not null and is an object in my js (as before in 1.0)
Don't do that.
3) window.phz.backbutton is now null (ie, the debugmsg(...) is called
in the js)
Don't do that either.
I do not believe it is part of the API contract that the Java
On Jun 4, 4:49 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Michael Thomas wrote:
would it be better to just
try {
window.phz.backbutton ()
} catch ()
instead? this need to be cross-browser safe.
Oof. That could be trouble.
Well, both methods _do_ work. What do you mean
Hi all,
I'm having pukage when I try building from ant. I followed the sdk
upgrade instructions:
$ android update project --path /path/to/my-project --target 1
and when I try to build:
$ ant release
I get:
Buildfile: build.xml
BUILD FAILED
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: method
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