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Feb 24 03:42:25 <KNY> where do you set what shows up when a ListView is empty?
Feb 24 03:44:09 <jsharkey> KNY: if you have a layout with id @android:id/empty and use a ListActivity, it shows automagically  ;)
Feb 24 03:44:23 <jsharkey> also the listview needs to be id @android:id/list
Feb 24 03:44:39 <jsharkey> throw em both in a framelayout fill_parent, and center gravity on the empty textview
Feb 24 03:44:47 <jsharkey> or use whatever layout you want for the empty
Feb 24 03:45:02 <KNY> jsharkey, I'm using a ListActivity but my XML just defines what shows up per row
Feb 24 03:45:56 <jsharkey> KNY: http://code.google.com/p/android-cookbook/source/browse/trunk/TunesControl/res/layout/gen_list.xml
Feb 24 03:46:19 <jsharkey> so if youre already using ListActivity, you just need to add something with that @android:id/empty id
Feb 24 03:46:30 <jsharkey> ListActivity will take care of showing/hiding it automatically for you
Feb 24 03:47:12 <KNY> jsharkey, alright, I'll look into it. Googling for "android listview empty" didn't turn up much. thanks for the link
Feb 24 04:06:40 <Lieutenant> anyone figure out why i still can't see the pay apps?
Feb 24 04:17:43 <KNY> how can I make the label for a checkbox be on the left of the box instead of the righ?
Feb 24 04:17:45 <KNY> right*
Feb 24 04:20:37 <SystemWizard> i'm writing an app with a background graphic... the app has a list view.. when I scroll on the list view the background graphic disappears... how do I make that stop disappearing?
Feb 24 04:24:18 <SystemWizard> ah.. found the issue.. http://www.curious-creature.org/2008/12/22/why-is-my-list-black-an-android-optimization/
Feb 24 04:24:22 <SystemWizard> yay google!
Feb 24 04:24:34 <KNY> courtesy of romainguy_
Feb 24 04:28:41 <SystemWizard> well, what can I say except <3 romainguy_
Feb 24 04:44:30 <mfisch> KNY, rsteckler: evening
Feb 24 04:44:39 <KNY> mfisch, hey
Feb 24 04:58:33 <mfisch> KNY: can I run an idea by you regarding my app?
Feb 24 04:58:45 <KNY> go for i
Feb 24 04:58:46 <KNY> t
Feb 24 05:00:57 <mfisch> KNY: for my app I will be importing my data from an external data source, so I was thinking of using a script to basically take the data and write it as a big SQL insert query
Feb 24 05:01:08 <mfisch> KNY: and then have my java code run it
Feb 24 05:01:35 <mfisch> KNY: any thoughts on that idea?
Feb 24 05:02:04 <KNY> I do just that for CSV importing in one of my apps
Feb 24 05:02:30 <mfisch> KNY: your app takes CSV as input?
Feb 24 05:02:49 <KNY> optionally, yes
Feb 24 05:03:41 <mfisch> KNY: that would be easier for my scripts to do and the java can do CSV to sQL
Feb 24 05:04:01 <KNY> mfisch, yeah
Feb 24 05:04:10 <KNY> I use OpenCSV for the CSV processing
Feb 24 05:04:32 <mfisch> KNY: cool
Feb 24 05:33:35 <mfisch> KNY: I added a button, but when I try to registry the handler, I'm getting a null pointer exception
Feb 24 05:33:51 <mfisch> KNY: button = findViewById(blah)
Feb 24 05:34:00 <mfisch> KNY: button.setOnClickListener()
Feb 24 05:34:17 <mfisch> (I know why the null pointer exception occurs obviously) ;)
Feb 24 05:37:26 <KNY> well, you need to cast the result of findViewById()
Feb 24 05:37:29 <KNY> but I assume you're doing that
Feb 24 05:37:59 <mfisch> KNY: yeah, sorry, this button was working before in my old test app, so that part is solid.  something about the XML piece that I dont get
Feb 24 05:38:18 <KNY> is your ID correct?
Feb 24 05:38:43 <mfisch> KNY: wait, I think I see it, hold on
Feb 24 05:38:43 <KNY> can you pastebin the XML for the button and the java code that's causing problems?
Feb 24 05:38:46 <KNY> ok
Feb 24 05:42:31 <mfisch> KNY: for one thing I had it in the wrong XML file
Feb 24 05:42:41 <mfisch> KNY: just playing with Notepad and it has several different views
Feb 24 05:42:59 <KNY> haha
Feb 24 05:44:12 <mfisch> KNY: hmm, still mad at me, lemme load pastebin
Feb 24 05:45:19 <mfisch> KNY: http://pastebin.com/m2be57ce1  the <view> piece is the only thing in the original
Feb 24 05:49:00 <KNY> mfisch, and the Java?
Feb 24 05:49:15 <mfisch> KNY: oh, sorry, 1s
Feb 24 05:49:34 <KNY> yikes, absolute positioning?
Feb 24 05:49:35 <mfisch> KNY: it was pretty simple: Button button = (Button)findViewById(R.id.button_more_recipes);
Feb 24 05:49:48 <mfisch> KNY: just messing around, I'm up for changing anything
Feb 24 05:49:58 <KNY> mfisch, you're loading the correct XML file?
Feb 24 05:50:13 <mfisch> KNY: I believe that to be the "main" view
Feb 24 05:50:27 <KNY> mfisch, it goes by the XML filename
Feb 24 05:51:12 <mfisch> KNY: I am obviously missing something very fundamental, what do you mean? ;)
Feb 24 05:51:25 <mfisch> If I was any more clueless, I'd run for Congress
Feb 24 05:51:49 <KNY> what's the name of that XML file?
Feb 24 05:51:55 <KNY> (the filename)
Feb 24 05:52:54 <mfisch> note_editor.xml
Feb 24 05:53:28 <KNY> so you should be setting setContentView(R.layout.note_editor)
Feb 24 05:55:02 <mfisch> KNY: ah, okay, this isn't the right XML again, hold on ;)
Feb 24 06:01:26 <mfisch> KNY: thanks I think I have it figured out
Feb 24 06:01:29 <mfisch> bedtime here though
Feb 24 06:01:40 <KNY> excellent.
Feb 24 06:02:56 <mfisch> KNY: g'night
Feb 24 06:02:59 <mfisch> KNY: thx
Feb 24 06:03:05 <KNY> no problem, mfisch
Feb 24 06:27:30 <rsteckler> Not sure how to approach this.  I have a class that extends View and it's onDraw puts up a Drawable.  I want to put that View in an activity's xml layout file, and use it as the "background" of my activity...
Feb 24 06:27:49 <rsteckler> Then everything else in the activity would float on top with alpha
Feb 24 06:28:18 <rsteckler> Right now I just have the activity setContentView(theBackgroundView);  Not sure where to go from there.
Feb 24 06:44:21 <rsteckler> Got it.  For anyone else curious, it's FrameLayout
Feb 24 06:50:38 <jsharkey> rsteckler: not sure if youre doing any custom work in the onDraw, but would android:background work in the layout?
Feb 24 06:51:02 <jsharkey> it takes any drawable, including 9-patches
Feb 24 06:51:07 <rsteckler> I'm doing animation in the onDraw.
Feb 24 06:51:30 <rsteckler> So I can't just throw up a static drawable as the background
Feb 24 06:51:34 <jsharkey> just a transition animation, or a constantly changing one?
Feb 24 06:51:35 <rsteckler> It's working well now, though
Feb 24 06:51:41 <rsteckler> constantly changing.  Dynamic
Feb 24 06:51:44 <jsharkey> ah cool  :)
Feb 24 06:52:17 <rsteckler> Relatively performant.  I think my background thread is killing teh animation perf, though
Feb 24 06:52:33 <rsteckler> I wish I could specify thread priority or something - I'll have to look into if that's possible
Feb 24 06:52:50 <jsharkey> it is possible, but probably better to just let invalidate help with the drawing
Feb 24 06:53:41 <rsteckler> What I'm doing now is having the onDraw so a "step" of the animation, then just call invalidate()
Feb 24 06:53:52 <rsteckler> It seems a little dirty, but it works...
Feb 24 06:53:55 <jsharkey> hmm
Feb 24 07:12:41 <rsteckler> Yea - I added a .9.png with some text in a custom control on top of the animating background, while another thread is busy grabbing massive amounts of memory and network.  Things are starting to get a bit slow in my screen updates.
Feb 24 07:13:21 <rsteckler> Wonder if perf would improve by moving to opengles...
Feb 24 07:13:36 <rsteckler> Or is animation on a drawable already hardware accellerated?
Feb 24 15:11:16 <KNY> screen rotation question: I have a Spinner that has an OnItemSelectedListener which is used to populate other fields in a form. I'm using the onRetainNonConfigurationInstance() method (courtesy of romainguy_ ) to save/restore the form, but the OnItemSelectedListener isn't being called until after I rebuild the form
Feb 24 15:11:31 <KNY> which wipes out the changes that I already restored. How can I get around this?
Feb 24 15:57:19 <herriojr> when a content provider is called, is the provider created for each unique thread, unique package, or every object uses the same one?
Feb 24 16:13:22 <zhobbs_> anyone have a good strategy for creating an EditTextPreference with 2 EditTexts?
Feb 24 16:27:27 <digitalspaghetti> can anyone see why I might be getting this: http://paste.ifies.org/382 in this code: http://paste.ifies.org/383
Feb 24 16:27:44 <digitalspaghetti> basically as I fetch podcasts, I want to send a notification to the notification manager
Feb 24 16:42:15 <KNY> digitalspaghetti, is m_Notification properly initialized?
Feb 24 16:43:14 <digitalspaghetti> yes, in onCreate I do setNotification(new Notification(R.drawable.icon, "Fetching Podcasts", System.currentTimeMillis()));
Feb 24 16:46:35 <digitalspaghetti> bahh, i was passing null for the PendingIntent
Feb 24 16:53:48 <herriojr> ok, so when using an SQLiteOpenHelper in my ContentProvider, am I not supposed to close the database after the insert/update/delete/query is done?
Feb 24 16:54:43 <herriojr> I'm just trying to make sure I'm not leaking memory if I don't close it
Feb 24 16:55:08 <herriojr> b/c when I close it, it causes exceptions when I have multiple threads acting on it
Feb 24 16:55:15 <herriojr> acting on the ContentProvider that is
Feb 24 17:14:01 <KNY> herriojr, no, I believe it's all done through managedQuery()
Feb 24 17:48:41 <herriojr> KNY: I'm talking about the SQLiteDatabase object, not the Cursor object
Feb 24 17:48:54 <herriojr> KNY: do you happen to know about that?
Feb 24 17:49:39 <KNY> I believe you don't close either one
Feb 24 17:49:46 <KNY> unless you opened it
Feb 24 18:11:17 <herriojr> KNY: in the content provider, I do open it, but I guess it needs to stay open for the cursor?
Feb 24 18:11:53 <KNY> I believe so
Feb 24 18:11:56 <herriojr> ok
Feb 24 18:12:01 <herriojr> that makes a lot of sense then
Feb 24 19:04:23 <KNY> is the "geo" command in the 1.1 SDK?
Feb 24 19:51:47 <_avatar> is there a way to determine which type of mobile network (EDGE, 3G, etc) the device is currently connected to? I see ConnectivityManager.getNetworkInfo(), but NetworkInfo.getType() apparently only returns TYPE_MOBILE or TYPE_WIFI.
Feb 24 19:56:03 <zinx> _avatar: try .getExtraInfo()
Feb 24 19:57:46 <zinx> looks like the StatusBarPolicy uses .getNetworkType from a TelephonyManager
Feb 24 19:58:08 <zinx> (if it's mobile)
Feb 24 19:58:43 <zinx> (TelephonyManager)Context.getSystemService(Context.TELEPHONY_SERVICE)
Feb 24 19:59:11 <_avatar> awesome, looks like TelephonyManager is where i should be looking! i see NETWORK_TYPE_EDGE, etc
Feb 24 19:59:24 <_avatar> thanks :)
Feb 24 20:17:25 <MikHel> Hi!
Feb 24 20:18:08 <MikHel> Anybody used HttpPost on android?
Feb 24 20:28:09 <MikHel> Anybody used HttpPost on android?
Feb 24 20:39:06 <zhobbs_> MikHel: yes
Feb 24 20:39:53 <zhobbs_> actually, no...I've done HTTP POST's, but guess I don't use the HttpPost class
Feb 24 20:40:13 <taaz> i've got a list with 20 views that have pics and some text.  when the top few are displayed it constantly reloads the views from the adapter.
Feb 24 20:40:51 <taaz> and when i scroll down it will still try to reload the top few whenever i scroll enough to see a new item.
Feb 24 20:41:02 <taaz> what would cause this?  i'm not sure how to debug it
Feb 24 20:43:17 <MikHel> zhobbs_: I solved my problem. Was an authorization I had forgotten...
Feb 24 20:43:19 <MikHel> :)
Feb 24 21:45:16 <herriojr> taaz: a miriad of things could cause it
Feb 24 21:46:03 <herriojr> depends on what kind of adapter, whether there is something that tells the view to invalidateViews or the dataset has changed, etc.
Feb 24 21:46:50 <herriojr> taaz: is there anything that you have constantly running in a loop, like a recursive handler
Feb 24 21:47:59 <herriojr> or actions onFocus
Feb 24 22:06:44 <taaz> herriojr: it's based off the efficient list adapter and starts up a UserTask to load and set the image
Feb 24 22:09:03 <taaz> i need to investigate some weirdness related to the actual setting of the image.
Feb 24 22:09:58 <taaz> if i don't actually try and set the image in the list item then it doesn't seem to do the crazy reloads at all.
Feb 24 22:18:42 <romainguy_> taaz: you can check how I did in code.google.com/p/shelves
Feb 24 22:21:40 <taaz> romainguy_: already done that.  i'm stealing bunches of code from your fine apps :)
Feb 24 22:23:11 <taaz> i obviously failed to integrate various pieces of code properly though
Feb 24 22:27:37 <romainguy_> ^^
Feb 24 22:30:56 <taaz> is there an example somehwere that does the Market app behavior of loading more data when you hit the bottom of a list?
Feb 24 22:32:32 <romainguy_> just use onScroll
Feb 24 22:38:51 <taaz> ok.  thanks.
Feb 24 22:40:01 <jasta> romainguy_: hmm, bummer, TabHost does not permit you to do an adapter style binding to the content layout
Feb 24 22:40:32 <jasta> that is, having just 1 view allocated for the framelayout and just binding data to it on tab selection
Feb 24 22:41:16 <jasta> ita lmost does, except setContent(TabContentFactory) is wrapped with logic which prevents it.
Feb 24 22:42:21 <jasta> well, actually i misspoke.  you could implement it with just 1 child view with that, but you couldnt do anything more fancy like use a ViewSwitcher and have exactly two children
Feb 24 22:42:38 <jasta> which is actually what im doing ;P
Feb 24 22:43:41 <jasta> TabHost/TabWidget seems like a weak widget in general.  it's not stylable and is very inflexible compared to other widgets
Feb 24 22:44:38 <jasta> TabWidget pretends like its stylable, but then when you get into it you realize that TabHost actually hardcodes a layout and background drawable and does not respect the current theme for any of it.
Feb 24 22:47:16 <romainguy_> we had absolutely no time to work on it
Feb 24 22:47:21 <romainguy_> and nobody's working on it
Feb 24 22:59:59 <jasta> fair enough
Feb 24 23:00:13 <jasta> its good to know that my assessment is at least correct.
Feb 24 23:00:22 <jasta> maybe ill fix it. :)
Feb 25 00:01:00 <morganx> what is the best way to test how an app behaves in low memory conditions?
Feb 25 00:02:37 <zinx> eat memory?
Feb 25 00:03:15 <romainguy_> morganx: usually running large apps like Browser and Maps is enough
Feb 25 00:03:54 <jasta> [16:04] <romainguy_> morganx: usually running large apps like Browser and Maps is enough
Feb 25 00:03:57 <jasta> oops
Feb 25 00:04:16 <jasta> morganx: /bin/kill :)
Feb 25 00:27:09 <zinx> jasta: /system/bin/kill... and that only works w/ the emulator or a dev phone :D
Feb 25 00:48:56 <jasta> zinx: yes, but it is the best way to test how an app behaves in low memory conditions.
Feb 25 00:49:24 <jasta> he didn't ask about using a G1 to test...
Feb 25 00:52:44 <fadden_> Easy way to soak up a fantastic amount of memory: android.os.Debug.startMethodTracing("/sdcard/whatever.trace", 32*1024*1024);
Feb 25 01:22:34 <_avatar> how can I apply the style used by an AlertDialog "message" TextBox to one of my own TextBox instances?
Feb 25 01:45:03 <AakashPatel> what code do i use to connect to a different wifi ssid?
Feb 25 01:46:36 <_avatar> nevermind about my question, got it
Feb 25 01:48:22 <AakashPatel> _avatar: can you help em?
Feb 25 01:48:26 <AakashPatel> me*
Feb 25 01:48:39 <jsharkey> AakashPatel: have you looked at WifiManager?
Feb 25 01:48:47 <AakashPatel> jsharkey: ya i have
Feb 25 01:48:51 <AakashPatel> over and over and over lol
Feb 25 01:49:35 <_avatar> WifiManager.enableNetwork looks promising. but i don't know, i've never done it.
Feb 25 01:50:06 <jsharkey> ideally you'll addNetwork() then enableNetwork()
Feb 25 01:50:09 <_avatar> WifiManager.getConfiguredNetworks() returns a list, then you'd select one, and use WifiManager.enableNetwork()
Feb 25 01:50:18 <_avatar> but again, i don't know, i've never done it. i'm just looking at the docs
Feb 25 01:50:43 <jsharkey> _avatar: yep that sounds right
Feb 25 01:51:51 <AakashPatel> what do i put in the ( )
Feb 25 01:51:55 <jsharkey> ...
Feb 25 01:52:11 <AakashPatel> sorry...i barely know java(at all)
Feb 25 01:52:21 <_avatar> you need to learn the language, then
Feb 25 01:52:32 <AakashPatel> _avatar: im trying
Feb 25 01:52:38 <_avatar> sorry to be blunt, but you're just going to spin your wheels until you understand how things work
Feb 25 01:52:50 <AakashPatel> wifi().addNetwork(config);
Feb 25 01:52:50 * jsharkey agrees with _avatar 
Feb 25 01:53:14 <jsharkey> AakashPatel: very few people on irc will have the time to walk through everything
Feb 25 01:53:23 <AakashPatel> i know :-(
Feb 25 01:53:38 <AakashPatel> ive just been tryin for a few days...so needed help
Feb 25 01:54:02 <jsharkey> keep playing around on your own, you'll figure it out eventually  :)
Feb 25 01:54:40 <_avatar> get a book on java and read it. if you can't afford to buy one, thinking in java is free and available on the net
Feb 25 01:54:49 <_avatar> it's probably not the best book, but it's what i used to get started
Feb 25 01:55:05 <jasta> yawn
Feb 25 01:55:08 <AakashPatel> wifi().enableNetwork(netId, disableOthers);
Feb 25 01:55:25 <AakashPatel> do i make a variable called "netId"?
Feb 25 01:55:40 <AakashPatel> and make the value my SSID?
Feb 25 01:55:47 <jasta> AakashPatel: you clearly don't have any experience writing code, let alone java.  you should not begin with android if that is the case.
Feb 25 01:57:24 <AakashPatel> i know
Feb 25 01:58:52 <AakashPatel> ok...then can someone help me on this...if i see code with whatever(test, test1);
Feb 25 01:59:09 <AakashPatel> what are teh "test" and "test1"
Feb 25 01:59:14 <AakashPatel> are they varibles?
Feb 25 02:13:43 <Juanjo-sfe> hi
Feb 25 02:13:55 <Juanjo-sfe> I am having problems with play some little wv files in android
Feb 25 02:13:59 <Juanjo-sfe> could you drop me a line
Feb 25 02:14:05 <Juanjo-sfe> any online tutorial maybe...
Feb 25 02:19:25 <AakashPatel> waht does this line of code mean? 									if (ap.SSID.equals("Test1")) {
Feb 25 02:19:27 <AakashPatel> 							          publicLevel = ap.level;
Feb 25 02:19:28 <AakashPatel> 							        } else if (ap.SSID.equals("Test2")) {
Feb 25 02:19:30 <AakashPatel> 							          privateLevel = ap.level;
Feb 25 02:19:32 <AakashPatel> dang
Feb 25 02:19:33 <AakashPatel> too big
Feb 25 02:27:47 <mfisch> KNY: a question for you on Listviews
Feb 25 02:28:47 <mfisch> KNY: the notepad example makes the main view the list of notes
Feb 25 02:29:27 <mfisch> KNY: so when I added my button in the XML it ended up on each note
Feb 25 02:30:47 <mfisch> KNY: what I'm missing is that there is no setIntent that says "use the list as my Intent"
Feb 25 02:31:42 <jsharkey> mfisch: are you trying to make a delete button?
Feb 25 02:32:37 <jsharkey> mfisch: usually with listview items, you want the primary action to be ListView.setOnItemClickListener(), and then put secondary actions in a context menu
Feb 25 02:32:40 <mfisch> jsharkey: I am just playing with the notepad example and I wanted to have the layout be Note Note Note .... with a button on the bottom
Feb 25 02:33:06 <mfisch> jsharkey: I'm trying to add a "global" button that would take the bottom 10% of the screen, roughly
Feb 25 02:33:06 <jsharkey> oh, just a button on the bottom of the original layout, not in each listitem
Feb 25 02:33:10 <jsharkey> ah cool
Feb 25 02:33:12 <mfisch> jsharkey: yeah
Feb 25 02:33:20 <jsharkey> can you link me in that direction?
Feb 25 02:33:29 <mfisch> jsharkey: ?
Feb 25 02:33:32 <jsharkey> youll probably want to find the layout that has the <ListView>
Feb 25 02:33:49 <jsharkey> and make sure its wrapped inside of a vertical LinearLayout
Feb 25 02:34:01 <jsharkey> then android:layout_weight="1" on the ListView
Feb 25 02:34:48 <mfisch> jsharkey: what does that do?
Feb 25 02:35:53 <jsharkey> so youll be putting both yuour ListView and Button in a vertical layout
Feb 25 02:36:23 <jsharkey> the weight on listview says "let this widget fill the screen using any remaining space"  whcih will bumpt the button to the bototm of screen
Feb 25 02:36:30 <mfisch> jsharkey: nobody will believe me but the Notepad example doesn't have the Listview anywhere in the XML layout files
Feb 25 02:36:39 <jsharkey> lol
Feb 25 02:36:41 <jsharkey> holon
Feb 25 02:36:47 <mfisch> there is a TextView
Feb 25 02:37:17 <jsharkey> mfisch: is this WikiNotes, or where did it come from?
Feb 25 02:37:29 <mfisch> jsharkey: I think from  the Google, lemme get you a URL
Feb 25 02:37:39 <jsharkey> oh, notepad
Feb 25 02:37:45 <mfisch> jsharkey: http://code.google.com/android/intro/tutorial.html
Feb 25 02:38:01 <mfisch> jsharkey: exactly
Feb 25 02:38:27 <jsharkey> mfisch: its step 4 in exercise 1
Feb 25 02:38:32 <jsharkey> whatever that layout is
Feb 25 02:38:37 <mfisch> jsharkey: ok lemme look
Feb 25 02:38:42 <jsharkey> its already got the ListView and TextView inside of it
Feb 25 02:39:08 <jsharkey> thats a little odd how they put the TextView there for when its empty
Feb 25 02:50:35 <rsteckler> Deer googel.  I'd liek sum mor heep space for chrismas.  kthx.  - ryan
Feb 25 02:51:11 <rsteckler> loading large pictures is challenging on the android.
Feb 25 02:53:19 <rsteckler> Drawable.createFromStream is failing with
Feb 25 02:53:35 <rsteckler> 02-24 18:51:03.365: ERROR/dalvikvm-heap(22213): 1572864-byte external allocation too large for this process.
Feb 25 02:53:35 <rsteckler> 02-24 18:51:03.365: ERROR/(22213): VM won't let us allocate 1572864 bytes
Feb 25 02:53:41 <rsteckler> 02-24 18:51:03.365: DEBUG/skia(22213): xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx allocPixelRef failed
Feb 25 02:53:42 <rsteckler> 02-24 18:51:03.365: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(22213): java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: bitmap size exceeds VM budget
Feb 25 02:53:46 <rsteckler> 02-24 18:51:03.365: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(22213):     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.nativeDecodeStream(Native Method)
Feb 25 02:53:46 <rsteckler> 02-24 18:51:03.365: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(22213):     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.decodeStream(BitmapFactory.java:304)
Feb 25 02:53:46 <rsteckler> 02-24 18:51:03.365: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(22213):     at android.graphics.drawable.Drawable.createFromStream(Drawable.java:635)
Feb 25 02:54:29 <rsteckler> ddms reports 1.3megs free.  Attempting a 1.5 meg allocation seems unfortunate - I guess the drawable needs to keep the entire decoded imaeg in memory for display
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