I am new to Android development. I am experimenting with making a simple
app that displays a number that increases by one when the Up button is
pressed and decreases by one when the Down button is pressed. It works
correctly, except when I rotate the device from landscape to portrait or
vice
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 6:23 PM, Brandon Cormier wrote:
> When I create a Windows application in java I use a layout such as the
> border layout, grid layout, flow layout, etch... and then add it to the
> frame. That way no matter how big I resize the window, it always looks the
> same. How do you
So I am new to Android development and have a question on layouts. When I
create my app in Eclipse I have it set up so that I can see what it would
look like on a Nexus S (4 in., 480 x 800). This looks great when I open it
on my Exhibit 2 4G (3.7 in., 480 x 800), however it looks terrible when I
you declared double P_N_*comp* but you are using P_N
check out your P_N declaration.
Luiz
2012/8/13 jg
> Hello,
>
> Before anything, I would like to mention that I am new to Android
> develoment, and java as well...
> So please, apologize in advance if I ask a "stupid" question (but there is
>
Hello,
Before anything, I would like to mention that I am new to Android
develoment, and java as well...
So please, apologize in advance if I ask a "stupid" question (but there is
no such thing as a stupid question, is it ;) ? ), or if I do anything wrong
in this post (I figured out it might be
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:58 AM, rhaazy wrote:
> I have a question related to how the tutorial is asking me to
> structure my code.
> The code is from a tutorial where I create a gridview and set up a
> click listener event:
> gridview.setOnItemClickListener(new OnItemClickListener() {
>
Hi everyone. I'm not sure if this question belongs here but here
goes..
I am a professional asp.net developer looking to get into android dev.
I have been going through tutorials and having fun so far!
I have a question related to how the tutorial is asking me to
structure my code.
The code is f
hi guys,
So all I want to do is display an image and draw a small white square
on top of it. This square will be moved around by the user to select
a portion of the image to crop.
I wrote an XML layout file to handle the picture, but getting the
white box to draw hasn't worked.
I created an Ima
For the superclass, click the Browse button. Click the question mark
in the lower left for an explanation of the Superclass Selection
dialog.
Similarly for the interfaces.
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I'm creating a new class, using eclipse "New Java Class" dialog box. I
can write the superclass I want (I can't find using "browse" button),
but I can't write or select an interface to implement. I click "add"
but ther is nothing to select. What I'm doing wrong?
Sorry for my bad english, I'm from
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 4:41 PM, Binxalot wrote:
> Is it possible to put my classes in to their own java files and then import
> those classes into a main program java file as needed like I do in C#?
>
Yes. Which you could have found out on your own in about 5 minutes.
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The Java compiler requires that each top-level class be in its own source
file.
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 2:41 PM, Binxalot wrote:
> I'm coming over from C# where I can make a namespace and then have
> each class placed into its own .cs file if I want, but in all of the
> examples I've seen for an
I'm coming over from C# where I can make a namespace and then have
each class placed into its own .cs file if I want, but in all of the
examples I've seen for android all of the methods and classes are all
in one big java file.
Is it possible to put my classes in to their own java files and then
i
Give it some time. The emulator is very slow to load. Once its up it will
be fine. Just don't shut it down everytime and you will be good.
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 1:40 PM, LeBlanc217 wrote:
> Hey sorry this might seem kinda dumb but just recently I decided to
> try out programing for Androi
Hey sorry this might seem kinda dumb but just recently I decided to
try out programing for Android and wanted to start with simple hello
world. My code is all correct and compiles correctly but when the
emulator comes up only the word ANDROID stays on the screen and I have
no idea why. Does anyone
Hi,
I'm really just a beginner and fiddling a little bit around with java
and my G1. I'd like to create a calendar event from the phone and
learned, that there is no Android API for the calendar.
I thought it should be possible to access the google calendar via web.
I googled a bit and found som
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