I'm running into the exact same problem. Is the the answer still the same
at this time - no support for it in the SDK? What about an NDK solution?
Thanks,
- Rick Alther
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I'm experiencing the same problem, but I'm hitting it with these inherited
styles:
- WindowTitleBackground
- DialogWindowTitle
- Widget.TextView.ListSeparator.White
Reverting to Platform Tools R5 worked for me as well (Thanks teo2k!)
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In my experience there is no difference debugging an Android application
than any other Java application. When I uncheck that preference, I no
longer stop at any exception that is caught. If it's still breaking on any
caught exceptions after that preference has been unchecked, then I am at a
This is basic Java debugging in Eclipse. In Java or Debug perspective:
- Run-Add Java Exception Breakpoint.
- Uncheck Suspend on caught exceptions
- Click OK
You can also filter which exceptions you wish to break on here as well if
you choose.
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Zanorotti, what kind of menu is this? I use setEnabled() on my Options Menu
and it works as you describe - i.e. it's grayed out and does not react to
the user tapping it.
Do you have a code sample (and the related XML menu resource) so we can see
if there is a problem?
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that I'm unaware of?
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On Saturday, May 7, 2011 12:09:01 AM UTC-4, Rick Alther wrote:
It mentions a layout_width attribute is missing, so for kicks I declare
one. When I run it again, I get a FC complaining that it's missing a
layout_width
attribute.
This should be corrected to: ...it's missing
I would like to be notified when a device administrator is enabled/disabled
on the device. I've tried listening for ACTION_DEVICE_ADMIN_DISABLED and
ACTION_DEVICE_ADMIN_ENABLED, but I'm never receiving a broadcast. The docs
state they are sent the device administrator itself, so perhaps they
more of a
notification/awareness thing.
I can set an alarm and query the list of active device admins periodically,
but polling seems such a waste when a simple broadcast would suffice.
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You need to install the Google USB Driver package, revision 4.
Instructions are right here:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html
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You need to have the PROCESS_OUTGOING_CALLS permission, not
READ_PHONE_STATE.
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