**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 29 02:59:58 2014 Dec 29 03:12:10 ~throws things at his computer~ if (p.X < pointers.valueAt(0).X) {} ... p.X is always equal to pointers.valueAt(0).X, even though p.X is confirmed to be the value of ID[1]. Maybe it's how this silly SparseArray works... Dec 29 03:16:43 when using appcompat, do i need to only use appcompat for nope, same problem with hashmaps Dec 29 03:17:14 depends on what needs compatibility i suppose Dec 29 03:17:44 style Dec 29 03:18:05 and maybe cardview Dec 29 03:20:02 Sorry, don't have that information. Check with someone else. Dec 29 03:23:20 "We additionally had our lawyers review all the content for complience." Dec 29 03:23:24 holy shit, and they still got pulled Dec 29 03:23:54 who? Dec 29 03:24:03 http://www.superretro16.com/blog.aspx Dec 29 03:24:59 yeah i think the big guys are seeing a lot of potential Dec 29 03:25:06 just saw secret of mana released Dec 29 03:25:24 Hey guys, I can't get my R file generated and all my xml files are okay. Never got this issue before, but now I'm moving some projects around and I think I messed up in some point. Dec 29 03:25:27 you got millions of hardcore fans still, at 4-10$ a pop per game... that's a lot of money Dec 29 03:25:35 renanferrari: have you tried cleaning your project? Dec 29 03:25:40 renanferrari: and re-building Dec 29 03:25:40 What are other common cases where R files are not generated? Dec 29 03:25:43 Fall: Yep Dec 29 03:26:00 ok, that's what I usually do when I know my XML files are a-ok :) Dec 29 03:26:30 renanferrari: you have some error in your xml files or error in filename Dec 29 03:26:45 when you compile it whats it say> Dec 29 03:27:12 Fall: Yeah, me too. But that's not the case this time. Which is weird. Dec 29 03:27:25 lasserix: no errors in my xml Dec 29 03:31:34 You think maybe it's because photos of their app contained copywritten content that companies like Nintendo directly targeted in reports of copywritten content? Dec 29 03:38:21 Sorry, really tired, but what was the alternative to the class object that doesn't keep references to variables? Dec 29 03:38:47 ahh, right, struct Dec 29 03:38:48 weakreference? Dec 29 03:39:24 ornot Dec 29 03:43:28 basically, I have a problem with my touch coordinates overriding all saved touch coordinates, so comparing touch[1] against touch[0] becomes impossible.. Dec 29 03:46:08 no matter how many touch values i store, touch.x is always the same in all... Dec 29 03:46:19 Just found out what was wrong. I'm renaming my project's package name and turns out the R was being generated, but under the older package name. Dec 29 03:46:36 I knew it was something silly. heh Dec 29 03:47:01 I think I've only had that issue once before... took me hours to figure it out Dec 29 03:48:15 I just copy+paste the whole Manifest and the package name was different there (of course). Dec 29 03:48:58 I guess my current question is, how do I store non-referenced variables in java :/ Dec 29 03:49:13 in C#, I would use a struct rather than a class. Dec 29 03:49:24 Komak57 in java, just use a class Dec 29 03:49:53 not sure what you mean by non-referenced variables - primitives ? Dec 29 03:50:00 I did, but the values are updating without being told (aka, reference) Dec 29 03:50:32 Komak57 would be good to learn java a little better - i propose writing a java compiler :) Dec 29 03:50:57 in java* Dec 29 03:51:17 I'm having memory reference issues, where storing a variable is storing the memory location, rather than the value. Dec 29 03:51:32 thustly, when the variable changes, so does my stored value Dec 29 03:52:54 really handy when it'd intended. really bothersome when it's not Dec 29 03:55:05 at least, I assume this is the cause, as nothing else really makes sense atm Dec 29 03:57:16 is ADT open source? i thought so, but i am not immediately finding a repo. Dec 29 04:08:27 does anyone have a good example of a list item layout xml similar to the new gmail app? Dec 29 04:11:36 you mean generating a list of multi-content objects that act as a single selection? Dec 29 04:13:16 or the auto-pull when scrolling to the end of the list? Dec 29 04:16:36 hehe, i like the hystrix logo https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/Netflix/Hystrix/images/hystrix-logo-tagline-640.png Dec 29 04:19:40 g00s: cute Dec 29 04:20:21 I've gotten nowhere with any of the round-about fixes for these variables. i must be missing something. Dec 29 04:21:26 without the ability to compare the position of 2 touches, especially ghost positions, I can't complete the project Dec 29 04:21:46 is it a good idea to put your versionCode in a gradle.properties file? Dec 29 04:22:38 * Komak57 throws pokeballs at missingno Dec 29 04:23:05 halp Dec 29 04:23:45 * missingno gets caught after some tense pokeball-rattling Dec 29 04:24:29 * Komak57 presses down-b in a hail marry attempt Dec 29 04:25:10 ahh the good ol days of red n blue Dec 29 04:25:27 oh there we go D: Dec 29 04:25:40 had to getX(ID) rather than getX() Dec 29 04:26:11 missingno: yeah Dec 29 04:26:15 missingno: err no build Dec 29 04:26:18 overrites manifest Dec 29 04:37:27 not sure what Dec 29 04:37:35 "overwrites manifest" means Dec 29 04:37:47 hmm I will try it Dec 29 04:41:20 I added Dec 29 04:41:27 or changed as t were Dec 29 04:41:33 defaultConfig { Dec 29 04:41:35 versionCode Integer.parseInt(project.VERSION_CODE) Dec 29 04:41:45 still builds fine Dec 29 04:42:23 so fingers crossed as to whether this helps me avoid AS gradle refreshing Dec 29 04:45:04 yay, it works! now I can work on special features :3 Dec 29 04:45:33 I come in here and thats the first message I see, its gonna be a good night Dec 29 04:45:49 Nice job Komak57 Dec 29 04:45:56 took me long enough =.= Dec 29 04:46:07 What were you doing? Dec 29 04:46:31 i'll probably watch some family guy before heading to bed. Leave the future bugs for tomorrow Dec 29 04:51:47 im getting Attempt to invoke virtual method 'android.content.Context android.support.v7.app.ActionBar.getThemedContext()' on a null object reference when trying to use a toolbar as an action bar Dec 29 04:54:40 chaosagent: sounds low level Dec 29 04:55:24 idk Dec 29 04:55:32 fixed it by just using getActivity() Dec 29 04:55:43 instead of getActionBar().getThemedContext() Dec 29 04:55:55 why aren't you using getSupportActionBar Dec 29 04:57:55 i tried Dec 29 04:57:57 no workz Dec 29 04:58:40 and getActionbar is just a function i made that does ((ActionBarActivity) getActivity()).getSupportActionBar() Dec 29 05:31:37 Hi. Is there a site for sharing code when I need to share some for my question? Dec 29 05:33:21 pastebin? Dec 29 05:33:51 ArmitaageDS: http://pastebin.com Dec 29 05:33:58 Are you looking for a forum type? Dec 29 05:34:02 hello Dec 29 05:34:03 Hey shmooz Dec 29 05:34:11 Ok, thanks. I'll prepare my pastebin and return shortly Dec 29 05:34:21 hi drose379 Dec 29 05:34:30 Whats up? Dec 29 05:34:54 is it possible to take a screen shot of anything onscreen Dec 29 05:35:03 not much, looking into integrating a lib to be able to play AAC shoutcast streams Dec 29 05:35:05 not just the app itself Dec 29 05:35:25 but AAC has licencing fees, ah man :( Dec 29 05:35:54 Screw that Dec 29 05:36:39 going to use this lib https://code.google.com/p/aacdecoder-android/ , if anyone knows something better, let me know please Dec 29 05:44:15 maxwell_: press and hold Volume Down and Power for about a second Dec 29 05:47:37 maxwell_: if you are using a version of Android older than 3.0, you will need a third party app and(most likely) to root your device. For 3.0 and later, use shmooz's method Dec 29 05:56:24 how can I completely get rid of Subtitle? It is leaving a space where it should be Dec 29 05:56:36 Toolbar subtitle ^^ Dec 29 06:10:40 Ok, here's my question. I have an app that scans the internal and external sd cards for two files. To do so, I recursively call getList() until both files are found, then move on to other tasks. Dec 29 06:12:43 The problem is, this recursive method is very slow, especially if one of the files is not present. Is there a faster way to do this? Here's a pastebin of the function: http://pastebin.com/ysma59dN Dec 29 06:14:13 Of course, I call this in a separate worker thread, so that the app's ui can load quickly Dec 29 06:16:24 Err, call listFiles(), not getList(). Blonde moment Dec 29 06:21:47 guys question: Dec 29 06:22:01 When I call .setAdapter method from a listView object Dec 29 06:22:01 42, obviously. Dec 29 06:22:18 yes Dec 29 06:22:19 JesusFreke hey man Dec 29 06:22:47 When I call setAdapter from a listView object, does the setAdapter method automatically call the necessary methods inside the adapter class Dec 29 06:23:00 If only 42 was the answer to my question, lol Dec 29 06:23:26 ArmitaageDS: you could use stack for dir traversal instead of recursion Dec 29 06:24:45 Ashiren: I'm a bit new to android development, could you please elaborate a little bit? What classes do I need to use? Dec 29 06:26:59 its language independent Dec 29 06:27:08 although i doubt this would be the cause of slowliness Dec 29 06:28:32 Does setAdapter automatically call the necessary methods inside of the adapter class? Dec 29 06:28:50 eeyup Dec 29 06:29:16 so it calls getCount getView ? Dec 29 06:29:28 ArmitaageDS: http://pastebin.com/jGXSKY56 Dec 29 06:29:31 drose379: yes Dec 29 06:29:38 drose379: more like listview would internally call them Dec 29 06:29:46 drose379: since it needs to know how many rows to put Dec 29 06:29:49 I'm thinking the cause of slowness is due to the repeated calls to listFiles(), even if each dir only has a couple of hundred files at most. Taken as a whole, the two sd cards have over 10000 files Dec 29 06:30:13 Thanks, Ashiren, I'll take a look Dec 29 06:30:21 don't forget about having to stat each file as well :) Dec 29 06:30:46 ArmitaageDS: er. not stack.push(d) but stack.push(listFile[i]) Dec 29 06:30:50 Ashiren so the Listview internally calls the methods it needs? After the adapter is set Dec 29 06:31:01 drose379: yes Dec 29 06:31:04 ~ Dec 29 06:31:39 drose379: but if you update the contents, i.e. add an element to list, you would need to call adapter.notifyDataSetChanged(); to see the effects Dec 29 06:32:08 So if I add a value to the array that I pass to the adapter, I need to call notifyDataSetChange? Dec 29 06:32:51 i said so, didnt i Dec 29 06:33:00 Yes you did Dec 29 06:33:09 I just dont understand why that is Dec 29 06:33:12 I'll try the stack version, see if it performs faster, thanks. Dec 29 06:33:33 so the listview would know something has changed Dec 29 06:33:52 so should that be in the program permanently? Dec 29 06:34:29 whenever you add or remove from array, yes Dec 29 06:34:47 I haven't been here all day lol Dec 29 06:35:02 OK Dec 29 06:35:23 How come the BaseAdapter class needs the Context? Dec 29 06:35:25 "This" Dec 29 06:35:49 it needs it for the inflater Dec 29 06:36:17 It inflates the layout to the page I am on? Dec 29 06:36:19 "this" Dec 29 06:36:23 Err, Ashiren, small error. i is not defined or incremented in the pastebin Dec 29 06:37:40 ArmitaageDS: my bad. after stack pop you do d.listFiles() and iterate them like before Dec 29 06:38:03 good library for expandable list views? Dec 29 06:38:11 Ok, I'll change it. Dec 29 06:40:15 Err, should I use a separate file array? I think I should, yes? Dec 29 06:40:44 for each iteration in while, yes Dec 29 06:40:57 Ok, will do Dec 29 06:45:31 So in my baseClass I do LayoutInflator.from(contect) Dec 29 06:45:35 context* Dec 29 06:45:48 and I pass in "This" as the context from my main activity Dec 29 06:46:08 So that is building a View from whatever I set the view to in the main activity? Dec 29 06:54:24 LayoutInflator.from() is just getting and returning a LayoutInflactor instance Dec 29 06:54:36 Inflactor. haha Dec 29 06:54:38 https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base.git/+/android-4.3_r2.1/core/java/android/view/LayoutInflater.java#210 Dec 29 06:55:46 so how come I get an error when I try to pass another XML file into the SubBaseAdapter Dec 29 06:55:52 Instead of "This" Dec 29 06:56:31 I think I've messed up how I'm doing it. Here's a new pastebin with the code I have now: http://pastebin.com/bpjsqXrt Dec 29 06:57:39 Either it's way slower than the recursion, or I'm stuck in some logic loophole Dec 29 06:58:29 excuse me for coming late to the party, but the flexibility of layoutmanagers with recyclerviews is 'very' nice Dec 29 07:02:18 how do you move the toolbar off screen when you scroll? Dec 29 07:04:32 drinfernoo not in the docs ? Dec 29 07:04:54 I don't think there's anything standard Dec 29 07:05:44 Is it possible for me to find out who is calling a function (in android hal) - Something like a WARN_ON equivalent in kernel Dec 29 07:06:00 drinfernoo https://plus.google.com/+ChrisBanes/posts/J9Fwbc15BHN Dec 29 07:06:52 so much good stuff tied up in google+, so sad Dec 29 07:07:47 I am working with the Facebook SDK GraphUser api. For the executeAsync() method I can only find an onComplete callback, nothing else. Does anyone know where I can fidn them? I alreayd looked on the Facebook developer site :P Dec 29 07:07:50 I'm actually looking for a solution more like chrome or various other apps that actually hide the toolbar and show it again when you scroll down Dec 29 07:08:38 i hope thats a fad and goes away soon Dec 29 07:08:41 heh Dec 29 07:16:29 Well, thanks for the assistance, at least I now have a point from which to start looking for alternative means of finding the files. I may be back later. Dec 29 07:43:20 What is the best practice of organizing nested fragments within a navigation drawer Dec 29 07:43:55 what about scrolling a list up over the header? Dec 29 07:44:11 let's say fragment 1 needs another level of views inside, which I need focused when I nagivate to another fragment and back again Dec 29 07:44:43 c03, that's seems like a very confusing use situation Dec 29 07:44:59 I must be explaining it poorly then Dec 29 07:45:12 Say we have a navigation drawer Dec 29 07:45:26 with 2 or more fragments in it's menu Dec 29 07:46:27 when I navigate to one of them, do some stuff in it, and then away from it. I have an expectation that if I navigate away, and then back again, things will be the same Dec 29 07:47:02 Does that make sense? Dec 29 07:47:11 yeah that makes sense now Dec 29 07:47:52 I believe that's what Bundles are for Dec 29 07:47:52 cool. What is the best way to do this? Dec 29 07:47:58 but I don't actually know lol Dec 29 07:48:09 =) Dec 29 07:56:04 I have a package name different from the application id Dec 29 07:56:29 Will this cause some complications that I cannot think of now? Dec 29 08:47:02 Hello. I have a lib project in Eclipse and I want to use it in a project in Android Studio. What's the best way to do it? Dec 29 09:52:22 Hi guys , i’m looking for 3.17 kernel sources for android , where could i get it ? Dec 29 10:07:14 pacopad: you may have better luck at #android-root Dec 29 10:07:25 I`m brainstorming and researching a lil on how a Utilities-class that contains only static methods without any members should look like has Should the class be final? i guess so. Would you say that too? Dec 29 10:09:53 adkins: yes it should. static methods cannot be overriden. Hence a class with only static methods *should not* be overriden Dec 29 10:18:32 vedu: asume i dont do that....are there any other benefits? is it just for safety so that it is just impossible to overwrite? Dec 29 10:19:22 adkins: no other benifits. making anything final/non-final doesn't have any performance benifits Dec 29 10:19:35 But following good coding practices has many benifits Dec 29 10:20:57 vedu: alright, thank you Dec 29 10:21:47 so the public static methods in that class should be final too right? Dec 29 10:24:50 adkins: marking any static method final is completely redundant Dec 29 10:25:24 android-studio will give you a warning whenever you do that Dec 29 10:25:37 redundant because? Dec 29 10:26:05 quoting studio: Reports methods declared final and static. When a static method is overridden in a subclass it can still be accessed via the super class, making a final declaration not very necessary. Declaring a static method final does prevent subclasses from defining a static method with the same signature. Dec 29 10:26:54 so not only redundant, but also it has no semantic meaning Dec 29 10:31:59 vedu: do i get it right? if i try to overwrite a static method it uses the method of the superclass anyway so its unnecceasary to declare it as final? Dec 29 10:33:34 adkins: no totally wrong. what is overwrite? Dec 29 10:34:49 if i want a method of an object to behave different as it normally does Dec 29 10:35:01 static members *cannot* be overridden. they are hidden if a subclass has a member with the same signature (name and parameters) Dec 29 10:35:13 adkins: do not make it static Dec 29 10:35:52 You should call static members as Class.method and not as classObj.method Dec 29 10:36:55 Hi guys, I'm building this REST-client app using some libraries to avoid ContentProvider / CursorLoader / SyncAdapter. I never tought about this before but; after a REST call my data of a ListView (RecycleView) changed, do I just change the entire list? Or should I do something smart to add only the new data and updat the existing entries? Dec 29 10:37:43 ok its getting a lil confusing now...."do not make it static" i hope you dont mean the method of the utility-class we were talking about ;) Yes i call the static methods with ClassName.method() directly without creating an object of that class Dec 29 10:58:14 should i query the device for network connectivity before making any network http requests? Dec 29 11:05:11 Nick-S: in the absence of anyone who knows better, i would recommend it unless you can be sure that the connectivity state hasn't changed since the last time you checked Dec 29 11:05:57 maybe not if you're making 10 requests together - one check might suffice - but between user interactons for instance it would be a good idea Dec 29 11:06:02 will the http request not result in an error? Dec 29 11:09:59 i get java.net.UnknownHostException: Unable to resolve host "xxx": No address associated with hostname Dec 29 11:10:40 Nick-S: does it actually say "xxx" or is the hostname you are trying to resolve shown there? Dec 29 11:10:57 g_steinert no i just protect my host :) Dec 29 11:10:58 Nick-S, I've found that some chinese crap has network detection broken Dec 29 11:11:04 Nick-S, so it's best to just try to connect Dec 29 11:11:19 or you'll have people complaining on some Dual-SIM devices or whatnot Dec 29 11:11:20 so i need to handle the exception right Dec 29 11:11:33 Nick-S: just checking :P looks like a dns lookup problem Dec 29 11:11:39 could point to network connection Dec 29 11:12:10 does this device have internet access, or would you expect the connection to work? Dec 29 11:13:27 Nick-S, yes, you'll get an IOEXception Dec 29 11:21:54 Mavrik: i am making my request without knowing if i have netowrk connection or not Dec 29 11:29:09 I was dealing with this yesterday Dec 29 11:29:25 there is no correct way that I found which can determine if I'm connected to the Internet (can ping) or not, quickly Dec 29 11:29:59 Nick-S, um, ? Dec 29 11:30:02 if just searching SO, your best bet is to find out whether the user is connected to a network or not. Cause I was able to find that out when I turned off Wifi AND 3g, but not just Wifi Dec 29 11:30:21 if I turn off Wifi and I'm still on 3G but dont have credit to actually ping anywhere, it still reports that I have internet Dec 29 11:30:23 which is wrong Dec 29 11:30:32 still haven't solved it here Dec 29 11:30:43 Odaym, yeah, because you have a connection established Dec 29 11:31:04 I don't think there's a public API to check connection besides actually sending a ping somewhere Dec 29 11:31:12 3G in my country works just as wifi, connecting to it is something and being able to access Google.com is something else Dec 29 11:31:31 if you'll check what Android does - Android tries to load /generate_204 Dec 29 11:31:43 if it fails then it shows the "no connection" warning Dec 29 11:31:46 yea the ping, it needs time to return whether yes or no, so I'm sort of lost with where to do that check, cause it's an issue of not being able to press a button depending on the connection Dec 29 11:32:05 so it needs to be a check upon app launch I think Dec 29 11:32:09 or somewhere preemptive Dec 29 11:32:59 Odaym, yes. Dec 29 11:33:17 Odaym, but honestly, you just shouldn't do that. Dec 29 11:33:37 it's a button that you can use to scan books (look the book up on Google Books API) Dec 29 11:33:52 what else would you do Dec 29 11:34:00 Odaym, what you're forgetting is, there is a concept of intermittent connection Dec 29 11:34:20 if you'll disable functionality to the user just because he's without stable connection for a minute (on a MOBILE device), the users will be pissed Dec 29 11:34:37 people use apps alot while commuting and there connection varies from seconds to second Dec 29 11:34:42 so just let it fail? Dec 29 11:34:58 Yes. And give a nice notification to user that it failed. Dec 29 11:35:09 Or retry later as a service, does it have to be sent RIGHT THEN? Dec 29 11:35:10 yea, sounds decent, otherwise would be overcomplicating Dec 29 11:35:20 well it's a process of adding a book Dec 29 11:35:26 the result of that activity is instantaneous Dec 29 11:35:45 you dont expect to suddenly find a book has been added, one that you tried to scan for 10 minutes ago Dec 29 11:35:56 too small of a task to be saved and processed later Dec 29 11:36:25 Point there. Then you just let it fail Dec 29 11:36:31 yea Dec 29 11:39:36 can I skip drawing certain items in a listview somehow? Dec 29 11:39:53 other than removing the items from the list being passed Dec 29 11:42:26 actually that's probably more elegant Dec 29 11:43:06 c03, well you can't hide them per-se Dec 29 11:43:14 c03, but your adapter controls what's being displayed and how Dec 29 11:43:19 so the adapter can just omit them Dec 29 11:46:02 chose to remove them beforehand Dec 29 11:48:32 actually this is the full stack : http://pastebin.com/zRU6PxB0 Dec 29 12:04:08 hello Dec 29 12:04:46 can anyone help me with making the navigation bar transcluent in my app? Dec 29 12:04:51 here is my theme: http://pastie.org/9803531 Dec 29 12:04:57 i have minSdk set to 19 Dec 29 12:05:10 but the nav bar is still blinding white Dec 29 12:05:22 what could be wrong? Dec 29 12:06:08 i have android 4.4.4 on my testing device Dec 29 12:07:06 btw i couldn't get the nav bar to show in the dark holo theme either Dec 29 12:07:10 using predefined themes Dec 29 12:07:16 could this be a device fault? Dec 29 12:11:29 entity: you're talking about the navigation buttons at the bottom, right? Dec 29 12:13:23 g_steinert: yes Dec 29 12:14:19 could the fact that i have a full screen opengl surface in place have anything to do with this? Dec 29 12:16:45 Hi guys, I'm building this REST-client app using some libraries to avoid ContentProvider / CursorLoader / SyncAdapter. I never tought about this before but; after a REST call my data of a ListView (RecycleView) changed, do I just change the entire list? Or should I do something smart to add only the new data and updat the existing entries? Dec 29 12:16:57 entity: looks like you might be using the wrong parent theme... check out the 'translucent system bars' section in https://developer.android.com/about/versions/android-4.4.html Dec 29 12:18:38 yeah i tried those predefined as well, no effect Dec 29 12:19:56 also, it says "*or* include the windowTranslucentNavigation and windowTranslucentStatus style properties in your theme" Dec 29 12:20:25 (yes, i tried adding windowTranslucentStatus, no effect) Dec 29 12:20:25 g_steinert according to my log the exception is not a result of my method call... take a look http://pastebin.com/zRU6PxB0 Dec 29 12:21:23 Nick-S: what's the package name of your app? Just so I know what I'm looking at# Dec 29 12:21:49 com.wow Dec 29 12:24:41 it's being thrown from within the thread you have started fro the network operation (hence why Thread.run is the last line of the stack) but what's confusing me is that it doesn't seem to run any of your code after the thread is launched Dec 29 12:24:48 are you using a third party lib? Dec 29 12:27:04 g_steinert: indeed Dec 29 12:27:14 g_steinert: retrofit Dec 29 12:27:30 looks like the issue is in the lib not catching the exception then :/ Dec 29 12:27:56 i don't think you can catch it in your code because the new thread is completely separate Dec 29 12:31:14 whats the keybinding to move between tabs in android-studio ? Dec 29 12:32:09 Talking about ctrl+tab? Dec 29 12:32:21 g_steinert : i know its very disturbing!!! Dec 29 12:32:43 Eathed: ah yes .. thanks Dec 29 12:33:08 is openjdk okay ot use with android studio ? Dec 29 12:33:11 *ok Dec 29 12:34:44 quantum-mechanic: I think it will give you a warning about you not using the sun jdk Dec 29 12:34:47 as far as I remember Dec 29 12:34:54 oracle* Dec 29 12:44:41 Nick-S: check the retrofit docs, it might have a way round it - a callback or something Dec 29 12:44:57 g_steinert: i can only see this but it doest really make sense to me Dec 29 12:46:36 i am actually reading the code here: https://github.com/square/retrofit/blob/2c1c6ec370f88e21ac219d8f343f1f6d904c1c87/retrofit/src/main/java/retrofit/RestAdapter.java Dec 29 12:49:03 Nick-S: have you seen http://square.github.io/retrofit/javadoc/index.html? Dec 29 12:49:13 sorry, drop te ? at the end Dec 29 12:49:35 g_steinert: no worries, yes i know it very well i guess Dec 29 12:50:45 looks like errors are passed back, you just have to handle them - see the 'HTTP requests happen in one of two ways: ' bit Dec 29 12:53:19 look at line 273 Dec 29 12:53:49 g_steinert this is the asynchronous call Dec 29 13:15:24 g_steinert sorry i got disconnected :) Dec 29 13:17:50 Nick-S: I think the source code you are looking at and the version of the lib you are using don't match. the exception is handled in the source you linked to. Dec 29 13:18:03 you either need to update your library or find the source for the correct version Dec 29 13:19:13 g_steinert but theres nothing stated about it in the changes log Dec 29 13:24:16 g_steinert: i just went throgh all the changes Dec 29 13:24:22 g_steinert: nothing related Dec 29 13:25:21 Nick-S: if you look at where the exception is actualy thrown, it should be caught by that try block. are you checking the changelog or the source? you can't always rely on the changelog to be 100% complete Dec 29 13:33:30 I hate how spans are so slow and perform so many allocations. Dec 29 13:33:44 If there's one thing Android should do, it's to make spans fast and light. Dec 29 13:34:11 (Text spans.) Dec 29 13:36:39 TacticalJoke: what are you talking about? Dec 29 13:36:57 TacticalJoke: you shouldn't have that many applications, and you can reuse them if you want Dec 29 13:37:03 ath Dec 29 13:37:04 arg Dec 29 13:37:07 allocationsa Dec 29 13:38:10 I reuse them (by having fields like "private Object boldSpan = new StyleSpan(Typeface.BOLD);"). Is that what you mean? Dec 29 13:38:26 this is weird Dec 29 13:38:46 g_steinert: i was checking the source history on github Dec 29 13:38:47 setting FLAG_TRANSLUCENT_NAVIGATION also enables SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LAYOUT_HIDE_NAVIGATION Dec 29 13:38:57 but the nav bar is not transparent Dec 29 13:39:00 But it seems that boldSpan couldn't be used twice in a call to setText. Dec 29 13:39:04 TacticalJoke: no, thats not what I mean Dec 29 13:39:11 g_steinert: the try block is on another thread, it won't be handled by my thread Dec 29 13:39:24 Napalm: I'm curious of what you do mean. :) Dec 29 13:40:18 TacticalJoke: you can have a cache that you set to the view, you create a builder from the cache, the builder first asks the cache for a span of x, when you setText on your view the spans in the previous spannable can be given back to the cache Dec 29 13:40:58 TacticalJoke: this way you only have x number of spans active at any 1 time, and they are all reused and never reallocated Dec 29 13:41:02 In this case, I'm using a ListView. Would that apply? Dec 29 13:42:21 I'm not sure how the system would determine that a span is no longer in use when using a ListView. Hmm. Dec 29 13:42:45 i just said Dec 29 13:42:51 when you call setText on the view itself Dec 29 13:43:01 it can set the new spannable and recycle the old one Dec 29 13:43:26 TacticalJoke: ^ Dec 29 13:43:41 TacticalJoke: I'm not sure what a ListView has to do with this? Dec 29 13:45:07 TacticalJoke: since you reuse the textviwe in a listview you also reuse the span if you follot Napalm Dec 29 13:45:27 wow. worst typing ever.. :D Dec 29 13:45:38 lol Dec 29 13:45:39 Okay. I'm trying to imagine how this'd be implemented in code. Dec 29 13:45:56 want some quick code? Dec 29 13:46:03 Sure. :) Dec 29 13:46:08 Only if you have time. Dec 29 13:46:32 Right now, I'm just having fields like "private Object boldSpan = new StyleSpan(Typeface.BOLD);" in my TextView subclass. I guessed that was the best one could do. But your idea sounds way better. Dec 29 13:47:20 g_steinert: it seems to be there is a serious flaw in the way errors are handled in retrofit on asynchronous calls Dec 29 13:51:14 hm Dec 29 13:51:33 is is possible to hide endtime and timecurrent in MediaController? Dec 29 13:56:47 TacticalJoke: sorry, just having lunch and fixing some other stuffz, will send you some code in a moment Dec 29 13:56:53 No worries. Dec 29 13:57:17 if I craete public class in my app, is it visable to other apps too? Dec 29 14:03:54 TacticalJoke: did the listview guy return last night? Dec 29 14:04:02 i went out for a beer Dec 29 14:04:27 vompatti: if your app exports it it will be Dec 29 14:04:28 but no Dec 29 14:04:39 let me rephrase Dec 29 14:04:49 your manifest can be visible to other apps Dec 29 14:04:59 that's it Dec 29 14:05:35 ah, okay Dec 29 14:07:14 is there then a reason to make class' public (lets say class pet) since I can access it without it being public Dec 29 14:07:47 no, wait - I think this is more java specific stuff Dec 29 14:08:48 thepoosh: Yeah. Lol. He finally got it working. Dec 29 14:08:54 omg Dec 29 14:09:24 vompatti: the only reason a class needs to be public is to allow classes from other packages to access it Dec 29 14:11:14 vompatti: a public class is public in your application package namespace.. if you dont have it public its 'default' or 'package private' meaning only the classes in the same package can access it Dec 29 14:11:53 okay, thanks for your help Dec 29 14:12:42 vompatti: i am talking about class path, also called a package path.. not the Apk Dec 29 14:14:11 vompatti: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_package should give you the detailed info Dec 29 14:14:31 thanks Dec 29 14:19:15 is there a style attribute for alert dialogs? something I can put in my AppTheme to style all dialogs without having to provice a style for every one? Dec 29 14:23:04 danijoo: yes and no, do you mean because you specify a theme in your AlertDialog.Builder constructor call? Dec 29 14:24:18 Napalm: thats what i try to avoid. seems like there isnt something like @style/MyDialogStyle, is it? Dec 29 14:24:42 i want to set it once in my style.xml to style all alertdialogs at once Dec 29 14:30:29 I have a weird issue with a ProgressBar I use. it goes from 0 to 100, and when I first start my main screen, everything is ok, then I navigate out of it, and back to it, the progressbar is shown, but with 0 instead of what I have set as the progress. The code that sets the progress bar runs on the main-thread, but I need to do progressBar.post in order for the progressbar to work correctly. Dec 29 14:33:23 danijoo: its android:alertDialogTheme Dec 29 14:40:12 Napalm: awesome Dec 29 14:40:33 there should be a human readable list for those.. Dec 29 14:43:24 there is Dec 29 14:43:39 danijoo: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/R.attr.html Dec 29 14:44:56 My issue is probably related to this : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4348032/android-progressbar-does-not-update-progress-view-drawable Dec 29 14:45:33 thanks again :) Dec 29 14:47:21 havchr: that issue is regarding a lack of update when you change the max value of the progressbar, your issue would probably be solved by calling setProgress() in onResume() Dec 29 14:48:22 g_steinert, no, setProgress is called, and it is called on main-thread , but the progressBar visuals indicate setProgress(0) is called. If I wrap the code in a post, it works. Mysteriously. Dec 29 14:49:00