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with perhaps a low-FPS View-based renderer as a fall-back from
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the application, albeit with poor user experience.
Since the Canvas used by Views is hardware accelerated and since redraws
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format to RGB_888 instead?
Yes, that will fix your problem and improve perfornance.
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: what if I want to create mutable 24 bit Bitmap? Is
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Thanks a lot,
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Just use the ARGB_ configuration and make sure all your pixels are
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The UI doesn't use these values. We use the density field instead so that
the conversion factor is the same on both axis.
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clarification! I'll use the density(Dpi)
field so my resolution result should be on par with the native UI. Should
be good enough.
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The UI doesn't use these values. We use the density field instead so
fails in the same way so the
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Again, thanks a *lot* for your help Romain!
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The selected state is used when the item is focused using a keyboard. It
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. I hoped there would be a way to leverage somehow the
standard View machinery. I couldn't find it as admittedly, I'm not very
experienced with the standard UI toolkit.
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private static final int MAXMIMUM_BITMAP_SIZE = 32766;
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Am I missing something?
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1. There is no drawing with GLES and Canvas at the same time
I understand but that is not supported. Once you've rendered in a Surface
with OpenGL it cannot be used with Canvas.
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My first reaction is that if you really want render speed then you need
to be leveraging the GPU which is going to be most reliable with OpenGL (as
I understanding it more recent versions of Android will actually hardware
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with 4.2. Can't
test on more.
If nobody else has feedback on this, I would submit the bug anyways (?).
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apps. I can live without ADT since the most critical tools are available
an ant file.
There are a couple of C++ plugins for IntelliJ. I haven't used them, but
it's hard to imagine them being worse for NDK work than Eclipse CDT ;-)
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We use make internally but I used ant on personal apps. You can map
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You call measureChildren() which in turns call measureChild() which looks
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No it cannot be disabled. What issue is it causing?
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Don't flip the bitmap, flip your texture coordinates. It's easier and less
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Has anyone else noticed that GLUtils.texImage2D seems to want the image to
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No you cannot choose at such a fine level. Just don't use OpenGL ES 1.1
features. Out of curiosity, why? (I would even recommend you used OpenGL ES
2.0 :)
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Using the package name and a resource ID you can load resources from
another APK. That's how Launcher loads icons, strings and widget resources
for instance. All the APIs you need are in the Resources class if I recall
properly.
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No, you have to bind the value from your code.
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Instead of writing a loop like this you can just call
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All right, so after days I finally figured it out.
After creating my bitmap
It's exactly what they are :)
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Does anyone know what most of the EffectFactory effects are like under
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canvas.drawPaint(paint);
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As of 3.0 Bitmaps are allocated on Dalvik's heap.
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Bitmap data is not allocated in the Java heap but in a much smaller area
of native memory.
So you can have several MB of Java Heap free and still have Bitmap OOM.
Bitmaps are a
And they were not allocated in a smaller area. They used to be allocated
on the native heap but they counted against the Dalvik heap's usage (which
is why you would get OOM anyway.)
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Bitmap data is not allocated in the Java heap but in
No you cannot disable DisplayLists. They are required by the UI toolkit.
2MB if display lists seems excessive. Apps like Launcher use in the order
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I've created a bunch of custom views that draw themselves really fast,
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The limit varies from GPU to GPU. 2048 is the minimum maximum but it
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So I ran into this limit a while ago on one of the views on
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We've improved this recently, post Android 4.1.2.
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A way to do this is to set a hardware layer on your WebView.
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ListView sometimes uses the item unit (total number of items, first
visible item, etc) instead of pixels because it cannot always know the
exact pixel height of all items. You can also use units that come from your
dataset (a map could very well use meters for instance, a graph could use
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Here is a fully working example of Canvas TextureView:
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If you were using SurfaceView's onDraw() method then you were not
getting any benefit. You have to use
lockCanvas()/unlockCanvasAndPost() and post on the underlying Surface.
TextureView works in a similar way: you can call
lockCanvas()/unlockCanvasAndPost
I have never seen this problem.
On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 6:22 AM, thibault thiba...@gmvhdl.com wrote:
Do you have any ideas about paths being displayed at certain positions but
not others?
On Saturday, September 29, 2012 2:51:02 AM UTC, Romain Guy (Google) wrote:
You are running into a well
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