**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Oct 25 03:00:01 2012 Oct 25 03:31:12 mStrHungarianMsftNotation Oct 25 03:43:08 prefixing your members with m breaks eclipse's code generation features and makes very ugly setters and getters that say: setmFoo instead of setFoo Oct 25 03:44:11 in other languages, people make pretty diligent use of 'this' or 'self' and in many cases it's required, but not java. Oct 25 03:44:16 optional. Oct 25 03:48:38 Hey Guys Oct 25 04:04:24 Hey JakeWharton Oct 25 04:05:20 I'm using your DiskLRUCache and it works well, I'm using it to store serialized objects Oct 25 04:05:33 xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" is only required on the only first/root layout parent of an xml file right? Oct 25 04:05:45 this is what I'm currently doing for getting values, could there be a better way to check if a key exits or not ? http://pastebin.com/ZYVdFeAk Oct 25 04:10:11 Where can I find a proper example of ViewPager? Oct 25 04:13:29 napster: ActionBarSherlock fragment sample code has a good example, or you could look at iosched Oct 25 04:14:10 brickhead: ty Oct 25 04:45:37 How do I set the intent filter on androidmanifest.xml for download complete? Is this right?

Oct 25 04:45:44 action* Oct 25 04:47:50 Nevermind! Got it. Oct 25 04:48:18 Just a question, can I make this "public class DownloadComplete extends BroadcastReceiver" access variables of another class (an activity)? Oct 25 05:00:58 brickhead: just call .get(String)? Oct 25 05:02:46 Hey JakeWharton thanks, yeah I was doing it wrong, I wasn't using snapshot at all, this one is much better http://pastebin.com/D16nT7dS Oct 25 05:26:45 Hey Guys, I found this project android-keystore (https://github.com/nelenkov/android-keystore) , the author has basically exposed androids KeyChain as a keystore, its exactly what I needed, Oct 25 05:27:19 Do anybody has any experience with it, It seems to work well from 2.1 onwards Oct 25 05:29:33 How can I open a file inside BroadcastReceiver? It says I can't call startActivity(my_file_intent) there Oct 25 05:34:28 any idea how to notify a change in the SQlitedatabase without using broadcasts Oct 25 05:35:42 SrPx: You can dynamically register your receiver with an Activity I guess Oct 25 05:36:06 anyone have experience with custom layouts/ Oct 25 05:36:50 herriojr: yup Oct 25 05:37:10 ali__: I think people use CursorLoaders for that Oct 25 05:37:30 ali__: Cursor#setNotificationUri(Uri) ? Oct 25 05:38:08 I'm having issues where my custom AdapterView, when used in conjunction with lazy loading images, repeatedly runs through onMeasure() and onLayout() Oct 25 05:38:14 I'll pastebin the code in a sec Oct 25 05:39:44 brickhead: the cursorloader uses a contentresolver which work with respect to a particular URI. If I just have a SQL database I dont really have a URI Oct 25 05:40:30 @ali__: http://pastebin.com/sTq9qJND Oct 25 05:40:41 ignore the class name, I haven't come up with a good one yet Oct 25 05:40:48 ali__: this came up the other day and someone had a custom one that didn't need content providers. Oct 25 05:40:56 but I don't have the link anymore. Oct 25 05:41:22 tdignan: damn!! Oct 25 05:42:15 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7182485/usage-cursorloader-without-contentprovider Oct 25 05:42:32 ali__: when I swap in a ListView, I it doesn't get stuck in that loop, but when I use my custom View, it just goes all out of whack Oct 25 05:52:49 brickhead: thanks Oct 25 05:53:48 Why this won't work? http://pastebin.com/TzxW0P3U I'm just trying to launch a file with the default application but it says 'Exception: no activity found to handle intent' Oct 25 05:57:09 it means no applicaiton can open the file Oct 25 05:57:58 use packagemanager to check if an application that can handle the intent is available on the device Oct 25 05:59:18 SrPx: you probably need intent.setDataAndType(data, type); Oct 25 05:59:29 where type is the MimeType of your file Oct 25 06:07:52 hi Oct 25 06:08:44 high Oct 25 06:09:11 i have one problem related irc ,so can you help me? Oct 25 06:11:29 alright, figured out my issue Oct 25 06:11:42 How to disable options in voicemailmain() application in asterisk Oct 25 06:11:57 i just wantto listen first voicemail and then hangup Oct 25 06:14:55 I got this code, but it will NOT WORK withouht being threaded since 3.0 http://pastie.org/private/vufyb02pe4ril56hf26ra Oct 25 06:19:58 p1key: "will not work" is normally not enough info to go on. you should post a stack trace, as per the topic Oct 25 06:20:26 however, in this situation, the reason it doesn't run post 3.0 is due to a strict mode violation Oct 25 06:20:43 you can't run network operations in the ui thread Oct 25 06:21:30 http://developer.android.com/training/basics/network-ops/index.html Oct 25 06:40:15 Hey Guys a question about image resolution Oct 25 06:40:30 so I've two sents of icons 32x32 and 48x48 Oct 25 06:40:49 I'm gonna use 32x32 in mdpi and 48x48 for hdpi Oct 25 06:42:25 brickhead: i hope you're not talking about launcher icons Oct 25 06:42:26 http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_launcher.html Oct 25 06:43:26 would I don't intend to provide any for ldpi, so if I won't put any icons in res/drawable would it work Oct 25 06:43:31 sampullman: no not launcher Oct 25 06:43:44 these are gonna go in ListView rows Oct 25 06:43:52 i don't think you need to worry about ldpi Oct 25 06:45:27 ok Oct 25 06:53:49 so we are kinda using the same icons for iPhone and Android, and the same icons are looking mind blowing on iPhone 4, and very pedestrian on Galaxy S II, Oct 25 06:54:12 can I use HttpUrlConnection to send a request over http on Android? Oct 25 06:54:25 or is there a different class that I should use? Oct 25 06:54:37 I'm wondering if, if there is something I might be doing wrong here.. cause I was under the impression that post SII, the resolution for Samsung pretty much caught up with apple Oct 25 06:54:47 RustyShackleford: you can, i'm using it for a project right now Oct 25 06:54:57 RustyShackleford: with one caveat, there are bugs pre-gingerbread Oct 25 06:55:04 RustyShackleford: let me dig up a url for you real fast Oct 25 06:55:13 pabs: i appreciate it Oct 25 06:55:22 RustyShackleford: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/09/androids-http-clients.html Oct 25 06:55:26 RustyShackleford: i have a suggestion for you though Oct 25 06:55:52 RustyShackleford: https://github.com/kevinsawicki/http-request Oct 25 06:55:58 RustyShackleford: i love that library :D Oct 25 06:56:20 RustyShackleford: String b = HttpRequest.get("http://google.com/").body(); Oct 25 06:57:19 Hi all! Oct 25 06:57:23 Good morning Oct 25 06:57:41 I need help with this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13063066/load-images-into-a-gallery-after-activitys-view-is-shown Oct 25 06:57:44 pabs: i am always nervous to use 3rd party libs, but bookmarked Oct 25 06:57:58 is there much of a point supporting pre-gingerbread? Oct 25 06:58:05 RustyShackleford: i dunno Oct 25 06:58:09 RustyShackleford: i'm not bothering, honestly Oct 25 06:58:12 Is there any way to load images into a Gallery after activity's view is show? Oct 25 06:58:17 RustyShackleford: but everything i've got is gingerbread or jellybean Oct 25 06:58:39 this is an app i'd like to distribute, so this might be an issue Oct 25 06:58:46 RustyShackleford: actually, i'm lying... i do have a nexus one sitting on the shelf, but i haven't tested with that Oct 25 06:59:06 RustyShackleford: http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html Oct 25 06:59:12 for now, I need to make this work on SOME platform first Oct 25 06:59:37 oh thats a pretty good chunk Oct 25 06:59:38 RustyShackleford: gingerbread or better is about 80% of teh market according to google Oct 25 07:01:06 learning a new api is such a struggle Oct 25 07:01:09 RustyShackleford: one stupid thing, don't forget to add Oct 25 07:01:17 RustyShackleford: to your AndroidManifest.xml Oct 25 07:01:28 programming is so much more fun when you know the API you are working with Oct 25 07:01:31 RustyShackleford: otherwise you won't have internet access, hosts won't resolve, etc Oct 25 07:05:20 can I use File on Android as well? Oct 25 07:06:24 RustyShackleford: yes Oct 25 07:06:58 RustyShackleford: files written to application storage aren't viewable by other applications though, keep that in mind Oct 25 07:08:25 RustyShackleford: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.html Oct 25 07:08:37 RustyShackleford: have a look lower down for information on getting internal and external storage paths Oct 25 07:09:19 wonderful, a link! Oct 25 07:09:33 much more helpful than RTFM... the manual is very large Oct 25 07:10:06 RustyShackleford: you're welcome! Oct 25 07:10:38 hate NullPointerException any easy way to debug this ? Oct 25 07:11:20 honestly the first thing i do when i get a NullPointerException is do a clean build Oct 25 07:11:37 sometimes the android build process gets confused when it compiles your resources, and a clean build fixes it Oct 25 07:11:59 (happens to me a couple times a day) Oct 25 07:12:33 failing that, you can get a stack trace from the logcat, might help track down the source Oct 25 07:12:38 already cleaned :) Oct 25 07:12:43 it is not from that Oct 25 07:12:46 k :/ Oct 25 07:19:41 tagrudev: then you look at the stacktrace in logcat Oct 25 07:26:39 hi everyone Oct 25 07:27:15 any ppl know the place where I can view the source code of android's MediaPlayerService Oct 25 07:30:13 I'm trying to use XMLPullParser in a standard Java project (not run on android) Oct 25 07:30:32 so I can't include android.jar and I'm not having luck getting the source to build Oct 25 07:30:43 any ideas? Oct 25 07:36:13 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13063066/load-images-into-a-gallery-after-activitys-view-is-shown Oct 25 07:36:53 RustyShackleford: there are plenty of XML parsers available for regular java.. Oct 25 07:36:53 why is loadavg always very high (8.00+ on a dual core) Oct 25 07:37:54 sampullman: well I'm trying to build part of an Android app Oct 25 07:38:14 i'd rather do this part without having to also deal with the android emulator Oct 25 07:38:26 looks like i'm SOL Oct 25 07:38:41 you're making it seems like a huge issue Oct 25 07:38:42 there's this thing called hardware Oct 25 07:47:07 the device is really fast and doesnt seem to be overloaded, but loadavg keeps being 8.00+ Oct 25 07:52:23 am i here? Oct 25 07:53:00 sudarshan: no Oct 25 07:53:25 bzbz: thanks Oct 25 07:53:37 that isnt my nick Oct 25 07:54:03 bzbzb it's amost Oct 25 07:54:07 almost Oct 25 07:54:25 well, interested in talking about listviews? Oct 25 07:56:29 listview ? Oct 25 07:56:32 * g00s runs Oct 25 07:56:55 g00s: lol. yeah list views make me run too :P Oct 25 07:57:38 My listview row has become really complicated :( I don't know how to make it smooth Oct 25 07:58:16 few elements in this row are having a depth of 6 :o i know it's too much. but that's the best i could do :( Oct 25 07:58:44 yeah, not good Oct 25 07:58:49 i remember the old days ... Oct 25 07:59:01 they said, about 100 views total per screen Oct 25 07:59:20 anyhow, for a listview row, they should be simple & light Oct 25 08:00:54 g00s: I'm doing all sorts of shit in my listview. It's complicated layout. Some views hide, some move from parent to another parent. there is lazy loading. there is infinite list. no wonder it's screwed. but my boss wouldn't agree on compromising the layout at any cost. Oct 25 08:06:33 It'd be great if @romainguy could comment on it :-/ Oct 25 08:27:44 sudarshan: it's not always the depth that matters, what's important for smooth scrolling is that each row stays the same so view elements can be recycled... and no resource calls in getView, etc. Oct 25 08:27:51 Post your code and we can take a look. Oct 25 08:28:18 Also, if your list doesn't have a very large amount of items, you could consider not using listview at all... but let's first see it. Oct 25 08:29:37 hi Oct 25 08:29:46 hello Oct 25 08:29:55 anyone can help, when im trying to flash custom kernel to phone i got this: http://puu.sh/1ip8B/ Oct 25 08:30:17 phone is 100% rooted, i have rooted it and checked with "root checker" Oct 25 08:30:56 hg_5: see channel topic Oct 25 08:31:39 ok sorry Oct 25 08:33:54 Well, this is the weirdest thing... I have activity A (control panel) calling activity B (friend albums) calling activity C (friend single album) calling activity D (friend single picture). Everything works just dandy, except when it doesn't... normally when I start activity B I query the server for the picture information, and that's what happens 99% of the time... except in this huge 700 image album. Oct 25 08:34:12 When I open up a single picture there, the activity starts, but the log that is shown is from the application start, the initialisation. Oct 25 08:34:19 Navigating back from there causes it to crash. Oct 25 08:34:56 it's like everything behind the single pic activity resets behind the scene Oct 25 08:35:44 with android, you have to generally live with the possibility that the activities you return to are not the same you left Oct 25 08:35:59 activity is launched from an intent, which should have enough state information to replicate it Oct 25 08:36:12 so what, just disable back button navigation? Oct 25 08:36:21 how about making it work Oct 25 08:36:30 it's not normal that activities crash on back button you know Oct 25 08:36:34 I was being sarcastic really... Oct 25 08:37:03 If you start loading image after first loading 700 thumbnails, Android is going to start killing things in the background. Oct 25 08:37:16 Of course I don't load 700 thumbnails at once Oct 25 08:37:26 HDroid: not necessarily. It does not sound to me like it should be a problem. Oct 25 08:37:27 I get a JSON response from the server, a couple of KB Oct 25 08:37:48 I have 12-15 thumbs on screen at any given time, and only those that are shown are downloaded Oct 25 08:38:08 gridview recycles children anyhow, so there is no memory leak, I've been checking with MAT. Oct 25 08:38:36 Woops Oct 25 08:39:44 let's see on which part the single pic activity decides to jump off a cliff. Oct 25 08:47:17 This makes absolutely no sense... Oct 25 08:59:18 Hi 2 all. Have anybody any success with implementing fmemopen to be supported by android ndk? Oct 25 09:01:08 or can anyboody point an example of "funopen" usage Oct 25 09:01:26 Guys, I was calling back in to java code throught JavascriptInterface, but it seems to be broken on ICS Oct 25 09:01:37 so the page is loading but my callback is not getting called Oct 25 09:07:02 hi Oct 25 09:07:33 I check the logcat and notice an error thrown by MediaPlayerService Oct 25 09:07:47 *** getPlayerType BBB in *** (URL) Oct 25 09:08:37 and the onPrepared of onPreparedListenter isn't called Oct 25 09:08:50 so MediaPlayer can't play my audio file Oct 25 09:09:00 does anyone have the same problem? Oct 25 09:11:14 Guys, I know calling JavaScriptInterface methods from webview are not recommended but is it disabled on SIII Oct 25 09:16:56 So, turned out that passing a JSONArray of 700+ JSONObjects via intent.putExtra() did not sit well with the system. Oct 25 09:22:36 You don't say :D Oct 25 09:25:17 program is on, screen lock activated. screenlock unlocked, it's the onresume function that gets called right? Oct 25 09:29:27 tneva82, Have a look here --> http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html#ActivityLifecycle Oct 25 09:32:42 if there's anyone in here doing android development in vim, please pm me and help me set up an efficient environment. thanks. :-) Oct 25 09:34:55 presumably screen lock counts as another activity then? Oct 25 09:39:03 tneva82, android will suspend your application when the screen turns off or lock screen comes on. When you unlock your device again android will re launch your application from a suspended state asnd call onResume() Oct 25 09:40:01 ok Oct 25 09:40:09 so guess something in onResume caused program to crash then Oct 25 09:40:35 tneva82, can you pastebin the code? Oct 25 09:43:01 prolly too much code to paste entirely and only that function won't likely be much help Oct 25 09:44:18 tneva82: pastebin.com for that .) Oct 25 09:44:43 yes but bit too much to ask others to try to make some sense of this Oct 25 09:44:52 tneva82, that is what pastebin is for :) Oct 25 09:45:06 I just needed some starting point on where to even look since all I know is that program crashed when user tried to unlock the screen Oct 25 09:45:28 tneva82, I am willing to help to the limit of my knowledge, I might even learn something too. That is why I like to help :) Oct 25 09:47:21 I hate bugs that you can't replicate each and every time Oct 25 09:47:33 I can't seem to duplicate the crash and hell even boss can't repeat his experience Oct 25 09:49:32 is there some way of... debugging sanely? outside of eclipse Oct 25 09:50:06 http://pastebin.com/ijfQVj44 <- well have fun with that if you want. doBindService function checks whether another service is on and if not then start it. the version check is because I have managed to cause crashing program with new version requiring information clearing manually so I figured I'll create system to do the clearing old data cleanly. Oct 25 09:53:11 tneva82, Why is it you are calling super.onResume() at line 24? That would call onResume() again. I saw a post somewhere recommending against it Oct 25 09:55:50 oh and I don't mean runtime debugging but analysing compiler output. ant was even worse than gcc at its worst. Oct 25 09:56:23 hmm good question. I might have misunderstood there a bit. Come to think it's not function ending like return right? Oct 25 09:56:31 it should skip what follows flat out Oct 25 09:58:05 but you are saying I should never ever call super's function? Oct 25 09:58:12 that's bit odd. I see that quite often Oct 25 09:58:19 tneva82, I could be wrong but wouldn't calling the super of onResume() result in a runaway loop? Oct 25 09:59:04 calling super will not cause infinite recursion. Oct 25 09:59:15 is there something more to this? Oct 25 10:00:01 well if the super.onresume later resumes to continue to rest of the function then that could be source of bug. It's supposed to halt there Oct 25 10:01:04 calling super.method() is just like calling any other function with respect to the program's flow. It will return a value then continue on the next line after the invocation. Oct 25 10:01:24 super is only restricted in constructors, where it needs to be the first line of code. Oct 25 10:01:24 since the editor.clear(); does...Well clearing the data! User needs to login again for program to set itself. (maybe not best solutions but best I could figure for now to ensure new version does not cause situation where program crashes until data is cleared manually) Oct 25 10:03:26 tneva82, is editor a abstract data type? Oct 25 10:03:33 obviously need to figure out why it crashesh even then but this works as stop-gap measure. All it really forces is that if user has updated program to press login button when he returns to program. He's not(hopefully!) going to be updating program all the time. More to save our nerves Oct 25 10:03:41 SharedPreferences.Editor editor; Oct 25 10:04:23 is sharedpreferences.editor abstract? Dunno. Sharedpreferences code is pretty much from examples. Oct 25 10:05:02 tneva82, just wondering if you were initialising a new instance of editor at line 14? Oct 25 10:05:54 well. there's the sharedpreferences.editor editor; line couple row higher Oct 25 10:06:03 Hi. I'd like to change an imageview's image when touched, but toggle it back to default when released; I thought this would work http://pastebin.com/MpnihSXQ but it doesn't... so, how do I do that? Oct 25 10:06:46 vydd: use selectors Oct 25 10:08:17 then I get previous version number from sharedpreferences and then if it's empty or current version number(constant) is not same then program has been updated so return the program back to login screen with all data(barring stored username/password if user has opted to store those) erased. So should basically put the program back to where it starts when it's started up. Oct 25 10:08:36 sudarshan: something like this: http://www.mkyong.com/android/android-imagebutton-selector-example/ ? thanks Oct 25 10:08:56 vydd: exactly Oct 25 10:09:47 tneva82, so then line 14 you are initialising a new instance of settings.edit()? Oct 25 10:10:05 yes. Oct 25 10:10:32 tneva82, maybe try this --> editor = new settings.edit(); Oct 25 10:12:36 http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.html <- doesn't have it like that there Oct 25 10:13:31 also it's not like this hasn't worked. It's just this one case where it crashed. It's not what happens everytime(the more the pity. Would be LOT easier to track down the bug if it happened everytime. Or if it happens we haven't found correct way to repeat the crash) Oct 25 10:15:37 tneva82, I see... What happens if you delete line 8 and change line 14 to read SharedPreferences.Editor editor = settings.edit(); Oct 25 10:17:03 iirc it was originally that way. but anyway can't see how that would change anything. where does it really matter where variable is introduced and where initialised? Except initialization needs to happen before it's used(and editor is not used elsewhere in the function) Oct 25 10:17:03 tneva82, like in the example Oct 25 10:18:45 tneva82, ok. Yes... Are you writing to storage with this? Oct 25 10:21:50 tneva82, with the example it uses the code in onStop(), you are using the code in onResume() Does this matter? Oct 25 10:23:29 not really. it uses it in onstop to store data so it can restore them. In my case I'm checking if program itself has changed(ie it's been updated) and if yes then get rid of the data to ensure there's no crash. Oct 25 10:24:11 why would an update to the program cause it to crash? Oct 25 10:26:35 likely cause I changed variables/how to use them somewhere. Kept happening(I'm hardly pro programmer!) when new version of program was installed that it crashed until data was cleared manually. That's no good cause a) it's extremely annoying b) users don't neccessarily know how to clear the data c) clearing data from the control panel ALSO clears out saved username/password if user has Oct 25 10:26:35 done that. Not nice. Therefore I created this to clean the data more cleanly. Oct 25 10:29:22 But if you use black box programming techniques, then it shouldn't matter what you change. Providing that the data input and output are what is expected Oct 25 10:31:52 tneva82, I think maybe there is a problem elsewhere in your program which is causing everything to go haywire when a very specific set of conditions are met. Maybe print out your code and step through it with a pen. I did that when my code wouldn't work when I was at uni :) Oct 25 10:32:18 anyone here using ActionBarSherlock? Oct 25 10:33:46 tneva82, Sorry I couldn't be more help with your problem :) Oct 25 10:34:11 Tee_Pee: are you doing a survey on ABS usage? Oct 25 10:34:52 No, just having small issues in getting it to work Oct 25 10:36:16 Tee_Pee: then ask about those issues Oct 25 10:36:22 namely, after importing the library as a new project in Eclipse, I get compilation errors Oct 25 10:36:48 Yeah, sorry, got my hands full here, trying to focus on too many things at once :p Oct 25 10:37:31 pretty much all of the packages in the library project have compilation errors related to android functions Oct 25 10:37:39 can;t find Fragment class etc. Oct 25 10:37:59 Tee_Pee, is it R errors? Oct 25 10:38:22 Tee_Pee, You may need to clean and rebuild your sources in eclipse Oct 25 10:38:36 nah Oct 25 10:39:52 It's just that it, e.g. tells me to remove the Override annotations because there is no superclass method Oct 25 10:39:58 because there's no superclass... :p Oct 25 10:40:30 for anyone who may be interested, apparently there's a phone called "Nexus 4" coming: http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/mobiles/mobile-phones/LG-NEXUS-4/MONTHLY Oct 25 10:51:57 Providing that the data input and output are what is expected < -this could be bit of a problem since program designation keeps changing all the time :-< So I'm struggling to keep up with the changes so accidentally might forget that I changed those. In any case this system works at least for now. Pressing login button after upgrading(if you were even logged in while updating) isn't THAT Oct 25 10:51:57 big of a hurdle. Oct 25 10:52:29 But I'll have to keep eye on this. The crash has happened just once in the month or so so it's not THAT frequent bug. Oct 25 10:52:56 I changed it a bit which might help with the issue Oct 25 10:53:16 anyone at droidcon uk? Oct 25 11:11:28 hi, i'm using remote desktop to access my computer, and an andorid phone is attached to that machine, is it possible to control my phone using my PC? Oct 25 11:12:14 zhangxaochen: there are apps for that, like gtalksms... or adb ;) Oct 25 11:12:26 depends on what kind of control you need Oct 25 11:13:58 Ge0rG, i only know adb install how can i run some apk? Oct 25 11:15:11 what is best way for me to display a list for example countries(but i need to pick one) so would like to have some picker for it.. does anyone have good example for it? Oct 25 11:16:40 This is a screenshot from the g+ app : http://i.troll.ws/4cc432e6.png Oct 25 11:16:40 How this slider menu is developed? Oct 25 11:18:45 How about stacking a menu and a list view in a top layer using a framelayout, and slide the listview using a translation animation? Oct 25 11:26:08 Hey guys Oct 25 11:26:17 hello Oct 25 11:26:18 I have this searchview that I wanna use to filter stuff. Oct 25 11:26:22 napster: are you still interested in that sliding menu? Oct 25 11:26:34 Sooo I made an onQueryTextChange Oct 25 11:26:35 Napalm: yes Oct 25 11:27:02 But that only gets the "newText". How do I get everything that's in the searchview every time the text changes? Oct 25 11:27:04 napster: if your not in a rush, i will pull some code rejig it a little and stick it up on GitHub Oct 25 11:27:12 I can't use .getQuery inside the listener Oct 25 11:27:26 Napalm: no problem. thanks Oct 25 11:28:02 Napalm: but how about my concept? I mean stacking them in a framelayout and translate the top layer. Oct 25 11:28:33 probably not going to work how your thinking it should work Oct 25 11:28:43 Napalm: ok Oct 25 11:29:34 ok then I will be waiting for your code. thanks in advance. Oct 25 11:31:04 RazielZ: i was under the impression that newText is the full text from the field Oct 25 11:31:09 It's not Oct 25 11:31:17 At least apparently Oct 25 11:31:23 I'm gonna put a breakpoint in and check Oct 25 11:31:37 ive just downloaded a proj from github, i think it needs me to build a library too using the ndk, i see a make file but how do i build? Oct 25 11:33:10 Wait, it is the whole text. Oct 25 11:33:15 So my search method must be borked Oct 25 11:36:01 damn im such a c noob Oct 25 11:36:07 anyone know how to run a makefile :-x Oct 25 11:37:50 Under what OS? Oct 25 11:38:14 Because if you're on windows you probably aren't supposed to do it like that. Oct 25 11:44:00 Window7 Oct 25 11:44:18 seems to have another file called cproject Oct 25 11:44:20 annoying this Oct 25 11:44:41 whoops Oct 25 11:45:19 its this im trying to build Oct 25 11:45:20 https://github.com/shagr4th/UAE4Droid Oct 25 11:45:31 looks fun, but i guess the libs dont come prebuilt Oct 25 11:46:57 what libs? Oct 25 11:47:12 ah Oct 25 11:47:14 Hmmm Oct 25 11:47:16 That's weird. Oct 25 11:47:27 yeh but it crashes on findlibrary Oct 25 11:47:31 Since that looks like a proper project structures Oct 25 11:47:54 yeh Oct 25 11:48:01 but themn theres jni dir Oct 25 11:48:03 and cproject Oct 25 11:48:04 confused Oct 25 11:51:26 System.loadLibrary(cyclone?"uaecyclone":"uae"); Oct 25 12:05:15 are there any caveats when using P2P for an Android game? Oct 25 12:05:22 (a multiplayer game) Oct 25 12:08:24 http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/mobiles/mobile-phones/LG_NEXUS_4/MONTHLY HUR Oct 25 12:11:45 RazielZ i think this is the library https://github.com/shagr4th/UAE4Droid/tree/master/jni Oct 25 12:11:57 just trying to figure out what to type lol Oct 25 12:17:37 so anyone know how to build a lib? Oct 25 12:21:12 in project folder, run: ndk-build Oct 25 12:24:42 thx! Oct 25 12:25:13 'ndk-build' is not recognized as an internal or external command, doh! Oct 25 12:25:40 gaz`: did you install the ndk? Oct 25 12:25:51 nope, it doesnt come with the ordinary ndk? Oct 25 12:25:53 :-x Oct 25 12:26:02 you mean sdk? Oct 25 12:26:17 yes sorry Oct 25 12:26:20 grabbing ndk now :) Oct 25 12:26:24 <-fool Oct 25 12:39:24 http://developer.android.com/guide/google/gcm/gs.html what is SENDER_ID here?? i didnt get anything at signing up for GCM service Once the sanity checks are done, the device calls GCMRegsistrar.register() to register the device, passing the SENDER_ID you got when you signed up for GCM. Oct 25 12:39:38 I am trying to figure out the theme parenting of ABS, but I've ran into some issues Oct 25 12:40:18 as my styles.xml in the values folder extends android.Theme, the one in values-v11 extends Theme.Holo Oct 25 12:40:22 miha: "Take note of the value after #project: (4815162342 in this example). This is your project ID, and it will be used later on as the GCM sender ID." Oct 25 12:40:31 and the one in values-v14 extends Theme.DeviceDefault Oct 25 12:40:53 I only need to modify the one in the "normal" values folder? Oct 25 12:42:24 Napalm: oh, thank you. me noob :( Oct 25 12:42:30 tried API_KEY :D Oct 25 12:42:44 that's for server right :( Oct 25 12:44:48 hi .. i am trying to capture Boot_completed intent on my broadcastReceiver so it is ready to capture my pending intent which i did set before the restart ... but it is not capturing and ringing the alarm ... i have the RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED permission and have an i am not getting where am i gng wrong Oct 25 12:47:11 digitalfallacy: did you google for example? like... this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5051687/broadcastreceiver-not-receiving-boot-completed Oct 25 12:51:19 digitalfallacy: pending intent *before* restart? Oct 25 13:07:51 how do I get eclipse with android stuff? Oct 25 13:07:58 wops. wrong buffer. Oct 25 13:08:45 miha: thank you so much miha ... that was so helpful ... the control was gng in the catch statement and nothing was being displayed ... doing it manually through adb-shell helped me fix things so much faster .. thanks a lot Oct 25 13:09:21 appel1: yes , i mean set an alarm before restart .. there we set an intent to be fired in a future time right Oct 25 13:09:59 just use intellij it's way better Oct 25 13:18:37 Hello. I have an activity with a tabhost where each tab is a fragment. How, from the activity, do I get the view of a widget (TextView lets say) within the fragment when I don't know if the tab it is on is visible or not? Oct 25 13:19:15 Or should I have a method in the fragment that updates the view and have the activity call that? Oct 25 13:25:36 Napalm: (and others) this GCM ... doc says If the server included key-pair values in the data parameter, they are available as extras in intent client receives, with the keys being the extra names. but server example only shows Message message = new Message.Builder().build(); and if i put data to message.getData() i get UnsupportedOperationException for $UnmodifiableMap Oct 25 13:26:13 so how to put data there Oct 25 13:39:39 if I want to install an app from adb I do "adb install app.apk" Oct 25 13:39:54 but if I try to uninstall it with "adb uninstall app.apk" it fails Oct 25 13:40:25 i think it wants the name according to the java class name, but I don't know what it is Oct 25 13:40:35 how do I find out what the java class name is for the app? Oct 25 13:40:39 it wants the name according to what it is in /data/app now Oct 25 13:40:49 sdaq: adb uninstall works so that you need to use the bundle id Oct 25 13:40:55 or com.my.app.. Oct 25 13:41:07 w/e is called in android Oct 25 13:43:45 angelos: it is still failing Oct 25 13:44:08 angelos, vavirta: I used exactly the name from /data/app Oct 25 13:44:22 sdaq: remove the -1 Oct 25 13:44:23 or -2 Oct 25 13:44:38 sdaq: from the end Oct 25 13:45:06 Napalm: still failure Oct 25 13:45:21 what are you trying? Oct 25 13:46:06 adb uninstall Oct 25 13:46:35 no its not a file name Oct 25 13:46:41 its a java package path Oct 25 13:46:55 sdaq: what is the package path you are trying Oct 25 13:47:10 -rw-r--r-- system system 5433746 2012-10-25 08:49 MonoAxeThriftServiceV2.MonoAxeThriftServiceV2-1.apk Oct 25 13:47:20 nope thats incorrect Oct 25 13:47:29 so you have the shell open? Oct 25 13:47:32 yeah Oct 25 13:48:52 * sdaq is on the edge of his chair Oct 25 13:49:30 sdaq: type: pm list packages -f Oct 25 13:49:45 that will give you a list of files and there packages Oct 25 13:50:08 find your MonoAxe file in the list after the = character is the package path Oct 25 13:50:40 does someone know about a expandablelistfragment lib ? Oct 25 13:51:10 Napalm: success.. i wub u Oct 25 13:51:17 your welcome Oct 25 13:51:36 dza: what lib? Oct 25 13:51:49 Napalm, just any lib implementing it Oct 25 13:51:55 anyone tried flash professional for android dev? Oct 25 13:52:10 dzan: implementing what? your not making much sense Oct 25 13:52:22 .:dzan:. does someone know about a expandablelistfragment lib ? Oct 25 13:52:28 ... ExpandableListFragment Oct 25 13:52:38 their is no such thing as ExpandableListFragment Oct 25 13:52:43 :s Oct 25 13:52:49 that's why I ask if someone knows about a lib Oct 25 13:52:52 adding it Oct 25 13:52:55 why do you need a lib? Oct 25 13:52:59 I know it's not hard to do myself neither Oct 25 13:53:00 its straight forward Oct 25 13:53:02 because it's fast Oct 25 13:53:04 and proven Oct 25 13:53:06 and bug fre Oct 25 13:53:08