**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Feb 14 02:59:58 2015 Feb 14 03:00:16 g00s: Interesting he would crap on a product from a company bought Feb 14 03:00:42 ^ insert "Google" somehwere up there Feb 14 03:23:01 Design question: I'm trying to implement something similar to what the Play Store does when you're in an app selection. So for example you see the app picture as a header, and then as you scroll up it kind of parallaxes off the page and the toolbar appears. Is there a special widget/component that you use for that? Feb 14 03:27:10 im making a screen with [panel-left(linearlayout)][canvas][panel-right(linearlayout), iv gotten the screen size and worked out the exact pixel sizes for the 3 views(by calculating screenSize%, and i have set the sidepanel widths, but i cant seem to find a method to set the width of the canvas ... am i supposed to wra the canvas in another linearlayout? Feb 14 03:27:25 wrap* Feb 14 03:44:29 f10 in game should fix that Feb 14 03:44:40 sorry wrong cchan Feb 14 04:02:56 boolean primitive or Boolean object? Hmm. Feb 14 04:13:33 Does OkHTTP stream by default? Or do I have to specifically tell it to stream? Feb 14 04:13:40 yes. no. Feb 14 04:13:51 no to me? Feb 14 04:14:21 yes. also yes to you Feb 14 04:16:31 wait what Feb 14 04:16:39 so it does not stream by default Feb 14 04:17:32 no it does not not stream by default Feb 14 04:17:39 Alright thanks Feb 14 04:17:43 :) Feb 14 04:17:56 And I'm guessing I need to make it work asynchronously as well, it by nature is not asynchronous? Feb 14 04:18:07 (I'm transitioning from loopj async to OkHTTP) Feb 14 04:18:16 no it is not not asynchronous Feb 14 04:18:28 uh Feb 14 04:18:32 so it IS asynchronous? Feb 14 04:18:34 double negative? Feb 14 04:19:04 your question was worded poorly such that any answer would be ambiguous Feb 14 04:19:09 actually your last two were Feb 14 04:19:25 it is streaming and fully async Feb 14 04:19:45 i'm so confused now :'( Feb 14 04:20:56 nvm Feb 14 04:20:59 I'm just going to read the docs xD Feb 14 04:21:08 feel free to slap me with a large trout Feb 14 04:21:15 * t0astt slaps self with a large trout for not reading docs Feb 14 04:21:24 i haven't suffered mIRC for over a decade Feb 14 04:21:30 haha Feb 14 04:21:55 i gave you a clear and completely unambiguous statement Feb 14 04:22:14 also if you re-read all my answers they unambiguously answer your questions Feb 14 04:24:02 it does not not answer Feb 14 04:32:24 http://www.jokeroo.com/user-content/pictures/animal/2012/2/901914-suprised-koala.html Feb 14 04:36:20 must've heard a not-not joke :p Feb 14 04:36:34 haha Feb 14 04:40:26 AlarmManager.RTC_WAKEUP <-- what does it mean to "wake up" the device? All I want is to run a piece of code at a certain time. No UI or any kind of user interactions are involved. Would AlarmManage.RTC be sufficient or do I need to use RTC_WAKEUP? Feb 14 04:42:28 this is how they boost app rankings http://static4.businessinsider.com/image/54db994569bedd6e65fd9834-545-726/screen%20shot%202015-02-11%20at%2012.37.45%20pm.png Feb 14 04:46:23 jerkface03: the "wakeup" variants will wake the device from a sleep mode. otherwise the event may happen any amount of time later, when something else wakes up the device. Feb 14 04:46:47 groxx: "wakeup" in this case means the screen turns on? Feb 14 04:47:00 jerkface03: no, just the cpu Feb 14 04:47:01 Sculptor they could've just hired my dog Feb 14 04:47:12 groxx: Okay good. Thanks. Feb 14 04:52:26 ah, businessinsider... Feb 14 05:30:04 I'm trying to properly align all of my icons in a listadapter I created with images, so I will be adding spaces based on the length of data taken from a data container. Feb 14 05:30:42 in order to do this, I believe I need to loop through characters in the string I plan to setText backwards, starting at the point I want to insert at, replacing spaces with values backwards Feb 14 05:30:58 That seems cracked out though, does anyone know a better way Feb 14 05:31:09 Anyone know of any custom ratingbar libraries? I'd like to scale the stars in my rating bar, but apparently RatingBar doesn't support that... :| Feb 14 05:32:01 extend ratingbar t0astt Feb 14 05:32:17 change its onCreateView or w/e Feb 14 05:33:19 I'll try that, TheKarlBrown. Thanks Feb 14 05:33:52 think about my string replacement idea if you are good at java Feb 14 05:35:04 nvm its crazy ill figure it out Feb 14 05:54:35 TheKarlBrown: hmm. I'm guessing you want things to be perfectly aligned? Feb 14 05:55:18 TheKarlBrown: would you mind sketching out what you're trying to do, or describing a bit more thoroughly? there are too many possibilities :| Feb 14 05:59:32 On my dataadapter I have string then image then string Feb 14 05:59:36 they need to be spaced Feb 14 06:00:28 I want to have each image evenly on top of each other, or colons inserted after the first string to be evenly on top of each other Feb 14 06:15:29 if you have a lot of similar layouts Feb 14 06:15:41 is it logical to create them all dynamically, as opposed to in XML? Feb 14 06:15:59 no Feb 14 06:16:24 you can use the thing to reuse common pieces Feb 14 06:16:40 didn't even know android layouts had Feb 14 06:16:41 <- noob Feb 14 06:16:48 and then use styles for elements that have the same semantic meaning Feb 14 06:16:54 Anyone here dealt with facebook's app-scoped IDs? I need to get a user cover photo with them, but you can't using their HTTP API Feb 14 06:19:36 Yeah I use hella includes Feb 14 06:35:47 how do you view the javacode for objects in android studio? Feb 14 06:42:01 TheKarlBrown: hm. tbh that kind of layout is a somewhat hard thing to do. how many items do you have, and is it always the same number or does it change? e.g. do you definitely need a listview, or could you use a tableview instead? Feb 14 06:42:16 already have listview and everything implemented Feb 14 06:42:24 I just need to alter the strings that are being displayed Feb 14 06:42:47 also do you know the shortcut to see the java code behind functions (ex. dialogfragment's show method) Feb 14 06:43:04 is there a minimum width that's always safe? e.g. can you put the image 100px to the right, and the second string 200px to the right, or do you need to figure out what the right size should be? Feb 14 06:43:25 cmd-B goes to the definition of a method (in Android Studio, on a Mac. might be ctrl-B on windows.) Feb 14 06:43:49 sweg. potentially, but when you get into different device sizes that will be a pain Feb 14 06:44:19 you can also right-click on whatever you want, and select the "go to" option. there are a bunch of nav destinations there. Feb 14 06:44:34 TheKarlBrown: I usually go back to javap for that Feb 14 06:44:40 TheKarlBrown: yeah. tablelayout will handle that for you (to some degree) which is why I was wondering :) Feb 14 06:45:03 TheKarlBrown: AS has a disassembler they use for .class but if you have the source, I suspect it will always show you that source instead of the disassembled version Feb 14 06:46:17 TheKarlBrown did you have a screenshot of the layout ? Feb 14 06:48:01 they have a decompiler, yes, and it works quite well Feb 14 06:50:38 thanks I found it Feb 14 06:51:01 I dont want to deal with making the booleans and garbage that I would have to add if I started over-writing functions that set values elsewhere in the program Feb 14 06:51:28 TheKarlBrown: so, off the top of my head, this is what I'd suggest trying: https://gist.github.com/Groxx/aab94e93501411f8d7c7 Feb 14 06:51:30 http://i.imgur.com/POIMAg4.png - here is an example of not what i was referring to specifically, but a similar occurrence, spacing wise Feb 14 06:52:19 before you display your data, figure out how big all the strings need to be. then, when you get your row-views, set the textview size to that size. then offset your icons & second strings as is appropriate. Feb 14 06:52:47 Mkay Feb 14 06:53:11 that approach should handle any fonts / densities / etc, as long as the line isn't huge (pushing stuff off screen). and hopefully you don't have tons of strings to display, because that could take a bit of time to compute :\ Feb 14 06:54:39 also, I'm not sure if getDesiredWidth is safe to use on a background thread. maybe not? Feb 14 06:54:49 groxx I will have HUNDREDS of strings to compute Feb 14 06:54:56 so that might not be the move Feb 14 06:55:00 yeah, maybe not. Feb 14 06:55:24 this is going to be getting data from mysql databases by hundred rows :3 Feb 14 06:55:28 then you're kinda stuck with assuming some safe width, or adjusting things on screen to fit the widest sizes that are currently on screen Feb 14 06:56:06 sweg Feb 14 06:56:29 since you want them all to be vertically aligned, you pretty much have to either pre-compute to find the correct size in all cases, or adjust as you go along. Feb 14 06:57:33 How would I go about getting picasso to buffer the cache when using it to load images into an image view in a view pager? Feb 14 06:57:53 lasserix_: a cache is a buffer, do you want a second layer, or do you just want it to cache images in memory for you? Feb 14 06:58:05 viewpager only creates when page is created Feb 14 06:58:24 i want to have those images already cached, before they are created by the instation ofthe page Feb 14 06:59:11 ah. well, viewpager will keep an extra page on either side. if you start loading as soon as it's created / attached, you might be fine. Feb 14 06:59:14 I think i will just be doing scaled pixels for fonts Feb 14 06:59:39 guesswork Feb 14 06:59:48 lasserix_: if not, there's a .fetch() method that'll just do whatever is necessary to get the image, and stick it into the cache (if there is one) Feb 14 07:00:01 ahh yeah perfect thanks Feb 14 07:00:32 lasserix_: alternatively, can you just make the off-screen-views larger on the viewpager? Feb 14 07:00:49 that's basically the same thing, though it might mean more memory use Feb 14 07:01:24 can i make a scheme then subclass request handler that will retrieve from the cache, using a hash from the scheme, so I can use picasso to enable offline viewing? Feb 14 07:01:56 make them larger? i just want to buffer all theimages, and i need to always have the latest of that image available, in case no network connection Feb 14 07:02:22 if you're using a net request library that has request caching, it will probably work offline automagically. OkHttp does that, if you give it a cache folder. Feb 14 07:02:42 but you need proper cache headers from server, i belive Feb 14 07:02:46 lasserix_: sorry, I mean the number of off-screen views. basically to have them pre-fetch ahead of time. Feb 14 07:02:51 yeah. but you can override them too :) Feb 14 07:02:53 which i dont have, unless i can fake it by using timestamp Feb 14 07:03:02 groxx, wait what do you mean? Feb 14 07:03:27 which? if overriding: you can pretty easily add fake cache headers with okhttp. Feb 14 07:03:39 even if the server gives me nothing? Feb 14 07:03:49 "nothing" or "no cache headers"? Feb 14 07:03:54 no cache headers Feb 14 07:03:59 i have a timestamp i think Feb 14 07:04:53 i was also thinking of drawing all my images to bitmaps, then drawing them first, swapping them with the actual view to make loading "appear" instance Feb 14 07:04:55 *instant Feb 14 07:05:02 lasserix_: I think you just make a new Request.Builder().url(etc).header("Cache-Control", "max-age=86400") (caches for one day) Feb 14 07:05:10 groxx thank you so much! Feb 14 07:05:22 lasserix_: there may be a better source, but I'm looking at this: https://github.com/square/okhttp/wiki/Interceptors Feb 14 07:05:45 cool thanks! Feb 14 07:06:12 soon (maybe tonight, maybe within a couple weeks) I need to figure out how to force a load from disk first, then 'refresh' in the background. I have a fair number of things that I want to assume are correct, and only update (asynchronously) if the content changes. Feb 14 07:06:52 lasserix_: ah, also try the bottom of the page. there's a "rewriting responses" section. Feb 14 07:06:57 yeah exactly Feb 14 07:07:28 I suppose the Request.Builder thing is only for out-going headers :| so yeah, you may need an interceptor. Feb 14 07:07:52 i think you could just have an interface on view that dumps a hashed bitmap, which you can store, then a presenter facade that will inject the unpacked bitmap, and swap it with the actual view state Feb 14 07:08:20 that way every view will load instantly Feb 14 07:08:29 yeah. it's totally possible to build something that would work, I'm just hoping I can do it with minimal effort :) Feb 14 07:08:35 hehe Feb 14 07:10:49 lasserix_: looks like possibly there's an easier way, with max-stale in the request headers? not sure, never tried: https://github.com/square/okhttp/wiki/Recipes Feb 14 07:14:39 ooh, bingo. Request.Builder().cacheControl(CacheControl.FORCE_CACHE) looks perfect. Feb 14 07:18:25 this is in conjuction with picasso? Feb 14 07:19:01 yeah, Picasso has .load(whatev).networkPolicy(NetworkPolicy.OFFLINE) that I assume just translates to FORCE_CACHE. Feb 14 07:19:05 for okhttp anyway Feb 14 07:21:19 thanks Feb 14 07:21:24 what do you work on groxx? Feb 14 07:21:32 at the moment, comicchameleon.com Feb 14 07:21:39 well, the android app. Feb 14 07:22:28 cool Feb 14 07:22:31 looks fun to do Feb 14 07:22:40 I needed a side project, I like how they're doing things, so I contacted them a while back :) it's fun Feb 14 07:22:53 if i have a view state that i need to save, that is persist beyond app life cycle, what's the best way of serializing do you think? Feb 14 07:22:57 cool Feb 14 07:23:26 like objectoutputstream? json? Feb 14 07:23:45 can it stay in e.g. savedInstanceState, or do you need it to be completely outside that / something you can recreate at any time later, for any reason? Feb 14 07:24:13 the later Feb 14 07:24:43 like if i had a weather forecast, with a custom view, i need to persist all the model so i can recreate it at any time Feb 14 07:25:26 ah. tbh I'd probably lean towards SharedPreferences if it's simple enough to fit in there. Feb 14 07:25:37 nah too big Feb 14 07:26:04 plus i want to be able to store bitmaps,but i guess ic ould just use a key Feb 14 07:26:12 well maybe not Feb 14 07:26:24 if it's too big for shared prefs, probably sqlite :) though if you haven't done sqlite, you could probably do something with files that wouldn't be too problematic. Feb 14 07:26:33 im fine with sqlite Feb 14 07:26:39 think it is faster than just file io? Feb 14 07:26:49 i like sqlite actually Feb 14 07:27:04 because it does its own caching: often. especially if you have to do query-like things to find pieces of data. Feb 14 07:27:07 plus if i cp it might be useful down the line if they do widgets or some such Feb 14 07:27:17 ahh i didn't know Feb 14 07:27:26 where can i read more about that ? Feb 14 07:27:36 it's more complex than "plain" file i/o though, so I would imagine that would be faster in simple cases / when you have a file you can just directly open. Feb 14 07:27:53 and if comicchameleon is a side project, what do actually do? Feb 14 07:28:11 Hello Developres.. Happy valentines day Feb 14 07:28:15 what about just using like objectoutputstream? Feb 14 07:28:27 work prefers I keep quiet on it, so I do :) a startup, and "stealth mode" does have some benefits. Feb 14 07:28:52 lasserix_: yeah, could make sense. if you don't need queries, it might be simpler. Feb 14 07:29:14 I haven't done java serialization in a looong time, but I assume it's reasonably painless (compared to sqlite) Feb 14 07:30:16 k Feb 14 07:30:32 hmm Feb 14 07:30:34 usually not good idea to use java serialization on android Feb 14 07:30:49 so if you have a listview you want to be able to scroll and click items, you want to use onlongclick correct? Feb 14 07:30:49 why iam getting this error " cannot resolve constructor �ntent(android.widget........ for this line of code Intent intent = new Intent(this, Third_Activity.class); Feb 14 07:30:55 for saving to disk? seems like a reasonable use. Feb 14 07:30:56 i wanted to autorefrech the data so using sqlite would be good to revision since i can just iterate through the tables, finding any stale state Feb 14 07:31:00 lasserix_ gotta know that for interviews :D Feb 14 07:31:12 g00s explain if you could? Feb 14 07:31:25 serialization yeah is bad i've heard, and parceable is for IPC Feb 14 07:31:28 i'm sure you can get a great treatise if you googled it Feb 14 07:31:41 you mean the java serialization right? Feb 14 07:31:44 yes Feb 14 07:31:49 yeah, but parcelable isn't safe to persist to disk Feb 14 07:31:50 yeah i've seen Feb 14 07:32:13 probably within an OS version, but they're explicit about recommending against it Feb 14 07:32:13 groxx yeah. g00s: is that how objectoutputstreams work, based on serializable interface? Feb 14 07:32:24 groxx: yeah i've read that Feb 14 07:32:38 I don't know OOS in particular, but given the name I would assume so Feb 14 07:33:02 google suggests yes Feb 14 07:33:24 for small blobs, is it faster to save the blob in table or just path and read from file? Feb 14 07:33:35 depends on the blob size Feb 14 07:33:53 https://www.sqlite.org/intern-v-extern-blob.html Feb 14 07:33:55 if they're smaller than a page on disk, and they're sequential in the table: probably the table. Feb 14 07:34:19 what kind of page do you mean? Feb 14 07:34:58 the blob would be the size of the background in the playstore navigation header above the list view for the menu Feb 14 07:35:34 g00s's link is correct, but also: if you put a 100byte file on disk, it'll eat up a full file-system "page", because that's the minimum object size. probably doesn't matter as much on flash drives, but it does mean less compact storage than e.g. sqlite achieves, so slower reads of multiple 100-byte bits of data. Feb 14 07:36:01 images should be outside sqlite. Feb 14 07:37:03 databases in general, and sqlite specifically, don't generally shrink their file size. so if you bloat it with images, then delete some rows, then add more, you'll still be using space for the deleted data, possibly forever. Feb 14 07:37:20 you can reclaim it with vacuum Feb 14 07:37:58 yeah. which copies your data to a new database file, then deletes the original :) it exists, few people actually use it, and it's better to just avoid the problem in the first place. Feb 14 07:38:30 especially since images on disk, accessible by file-uri, are supported by pretty much everything Android. images-in-sqlite are not. Feb 14 07:38:55 i agree, i wouldn't put images in sqlite Feb 14 07:39:05 on android. on desktop, maybe. Lr does it Feb 14 07:39:25 Lr? Feb 14 07:39:31 Adobe LightRoom Feb 14 07:39:41 so then id put just a key to path in the table? Feb 14 07:39:51 yep Feb 14 07:40:15 and theoretically i can get picasso to upon recieving a network request GET, stow the bitmap in that path? Feb 14 07:40:28 re in databases on desktop: I still say no, because it's just unkind to people trying to rescue their data from the app when it explodes. but yeah, it doesn't matter as much on a desktop, and it may be simpler to program. Feb 14 07:41:18 picasso doesn't, but you could use picasso to load the image -> save it to disk yourself Feb 14 07:41:38 groxx its for a preview cache Feb 14 07:41:47 g00s: ah. that's not as bad. Feb 14 07:51:27 i think you can make a request handler Feb 14 07:51:34 and a downloader Feb 14 08:01:03 if comicchameleon is your side project, what is it you actually do groxx? Feb 14 08:02:00 lasserix_: a startup, which is perpetually in stealth mode :) they request I keep work separate from play, so I do. Feb 14 08:05:14 i worked it out. i just set layout params to the view holding canvas like every other view)) Feb 14 08:06:53 groxx cool Feb 14 08:10:58 Can passing a ContextWrapper that is initialized with Activity to another class cause a memory leak? Feb 14 08:11:41 will displaymetrics width and height, work on every android device version 4.0 and above? is there any situation on new devices in which it would fail. because im basing my entire game graphics dimensions around it Feb 14 08:12:49 njcomsec: it seems to work in my minor testing, but watch out that it may change on rotation if you have a nav bar Feb 14 08:13:39 well im forcing landscape mode and i am detecting the statusbar and deducting it so hopefully will be ok Feb 14 08:16:29 getting the statusbar height via a getResources method sems to be accurate but just in case that fails ill add a backup height dependant on the dpi or whatever... it seems there are only a few heights liek 19,25,38... but i guess it could change in future Feb 14 08:18:33 also using a Point object and getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay() seems to give the same result for screen dimensions as displaymetrics, so i added that as a backup to that... though maybe they use the same system variable anyway Feb 14 08:18:43 how do you remove the current fragment from an activity? Feb 14 08:19:52 surf2b1 only if the other class outlives the activity Feb 14 08:20:26 g00s: what about on an orientation change? Feb 14 08:20:36 yeah, dont do that :) Feb 14 08:21:51 so, lets say I pass an activity or contextwrapper to a runnable and run it in a thread. Then the user changes orientation while my background thread is still going. Would that cause a memory leak? Feb 14 08:23:16 surf2b1 you mention 2 threads - but yeah, if the ContextWrapper is being held by the bg thread it will leak Feb 14 08:23:31 g00s: alright. thanks Feb 14 08:23:43 if the bg thread keeps going and the new activity is created Feb 14 08:23:58 im using popbackstack Feb 14 08:39:06 i'm liking tim cook more and more http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/feb/13/apple-ceo-tim-cook-challenges-obama-privacy Feb 14 08:41:37 i find that guy annoying Feb 14 08:50:13 huh, i wonder if apple is making a car Feb 14 08:55:33 im having trouble going to a dialogfragment onclick Feb 14 08:55:38 I go to the fragment Feb 14 08:55:58 but once I enter data, I cannot get it back into the fragment Feb 14 08:56:06 the original fragment Feb 14 09:10:53 woohoo... FF/mobile gets a mention too.. http://gizmodo.com/fuck-it-im-going-back-to-firefox-1685425815 Feb 14 09:12:14 or Feb 14 09:12:31 does anyone know the proper way to set data when a fragment is brought to the front via popback Feb 14 09:13:15 is it instance variables? Feb 14 09:22:43 hi Feb 14 09:22:59 could an app speak to another app over sockets in an unroot phone? Feb 14 10:12:33 mun: yes Feb 14 10:16:38 Hi, How do I catch a javascript initiated download event, cause it doesn't seem to work with setDownloadListener in a webview? Feb 14 10:17:23 You could test this issue with downloads from http://sourceforge.net/ inside webview. Feb 14 10:18:39 p_l is this how some free apps talk to their key app for premium access? Feb 14 10:18:57 Since they're separate apps Feb 14 10:19:47 no Feb 14 10:19:57 they use Android IPC Feb 14 10:20:42 more than one way to accomplish this, but you can create an interface and use it to allow another app to access yours Feb 14 10:30:25 im on Android 5.0.2 (art). i got an crash due to "JNI DETECTED ERROR IN APPLICATION: jmethodID was NULL" any hints? (afaik jmethodID used to be a integer) Feb 14 10:30:36 *a crash Feb 14 10:31:17 if jmethodID is pointer, do i have to acquire a global reference? Feb 14 10:33:21 p_l but technically does it breach the Android T&C? Does it day that apps may not talk to each other? Feb 14 10:37:59 no, there's nothing like that, IPC is *core* to many Android behaviours Feb 14 10:44:37 Guys I am gettig java.lang.RuntimeException: Parcelable encountered IOException writing serializable object when I am trying to pass an object from one activity to another via intent Feb 14 10:44:43 any idea what could be the issue Feb 14 10:44:44 ? Feb 14 10:48:00 The first issue is that you're not providing enough information for anyone to help you debug it (like the full stacktrace, and some code) Feb 14 10:49:51 p_l oh right.. Thanks Feb 14 10:51:50 mun: the one play store ToS clause that is barely related to your question involved prohibition of making the application paid-for *by means other than Play Store*, and only if it's distributed through play store (so things like license keys bought on paypal etc.) Feb 14 10:52:41 @simonVT http://pastebin.com/9BHqpVya Feb 14 10:52:44 here it goes Feb 14 10:53:13 I am trying to pass a object which has other objects declared as variables in it Feb 14 10:53:26 all the classes of objects are serializable Feb 14 10:53:30 :( Feb 14 10:53:38 what could be the problem? Feb 14 10:57:44 Your stacktrace has been cut off, so we can't see the real cause.. But I would imagine some field in com.c.db.Comp is not serializable Feb 14 11:00:25 Ah its a class which has other class objects as well Feb 14 11:00:34 those all are serializable Feb 14 11:00:36 :( Feb 14 11:07:07 Probably not Feb 14 11:09:01 leo3: check the full stack trace for NotSerializableException Feb 14 11:16:00 http://pastebin.com/nDhfwyx1 Feb 14 11:16:05 here is the complete stack Feb 14 11:19:57 leo3: Your stacktrace is being cut off (it's too long for logcat). Use getCause on your Throwable to get the exceptions further up in the stack trace Feb 14 11:20:33 I still don't believe every field is serializable Feb 14 11:21:43 hmm Feb 14 11:21:46 okay Feb 14 11:22:23 maybe show the class Feb 14 11:23:51 good day everyone Feb 14 11:26:23 happy caturday you Feb 14 11:28:06 maybe newb question on start. Downloaded this sampe. http://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/lateral.html . Created simple pom.xml with minimum dependencies. Then compiled and installed app Feb 14 11:28:14 and here is the output of logcat Feb 14 11:28:16 https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5201dcf1cb5f1c2f1f60 Feb 14 11:28:36 googled alot. many answers is to be sure activity name in AndroidManifest.xml Feb 14 11:28:51 but I even did not touched it . It was from original sample Feb 14 11:29:55 if is important. Here are my dependencies https://gist.github.com/anonymous/7fde26ae523a8005250d Feb 14 12:21:06 hi there Feb 14 12:21:43 anyone ever have AS stop launching the app after a build? Feb 14 12:21:52 is it normal that my menu keeps hidding once I click on back button to go back to a viewpager fragment? Feb 14 12:21:54 just says "Main Activity session running" and the thing doesn't pop up on the device Feb 14 12:39:46 Odaym, hmm usually I just have to unlock it Feb 14 12:40:00 it was fine 1 build ago Feb 14 12:40:14 suddenly, phone not authorised and all sorts of witchery Feb 14 12:45:28 just tried another app, it launches just fine Feb 14 12:45:35 and no "device unauthorized" in ADB logs Feb 14 12:55:06 well I keep getting that the Activity is started, but it isnt the activity I've specified with HOME and Launcher filters Feb 14 12:55:13 it's another activity that is reached elsewhere Feb 14 12:58:04 yea something got messed up under Run configs Feb 14 12:58:56 fixed Feb 14 12:59:11 no idea what made that activity get added under "app" in Run Configurations Feb 14 13:20:58 lasserix_: Hai. Feb 14 13:21:05 lasserix_: Did my APK go through? Feb 14 13:37:20 Has "everyone" migrated to using Android Studio? Or is it still common to use Eclipse + ADT? Feb 14 13:37:51 yes Feb 14 13:38:02 skfax: Why do you ask? Feb 14 13:38:36 I've been away from Android dev for a while and I just had some issues while converting to Android Studio - so was just wondering Feb 14 13:39:01 I recently moved from Eclipse to Android Studio. It was no hassle at all -- I just created a new project and manually imported everything. Feb 14 13:39:04 I would recommend that, I think. Feb 14 13:39:19 There is an auto-import thing, but manually importing isn't complicated. Feb 14 13:39:50 anyone work with heroku when using GCM (google cloud messaging) it starts erroring when sending back from the server Error R14 (Memory quota exceeded Feb 14 13:40:15 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28516148/heroku-error-r14-memory-quota-exceeded Feb 14 13:48:15 sounds like a nodejs errorn Feb 14 13:50:34 hm but it is weird because it is only happening when talking to gcm Feb 14 13:56:14 considering you can't show the source of the error, then it must be node or heroku with the problem Feb 14 15:04:07 how do i tell gradle to build javadocs? google isn't exactly my friend with that apparently Feb 14 15:06:03 KekSi, use javadoc task. Feb 14 15:06:27 I mean, first few hits are all exact explanations on how to define it Feb 14 15:16:07 Hi there... Feb 14 15:17:47 I'm trying to scale animate a Textview to fill the entire screen, but the text is increasing along with it. I want just the bounds of the Textview to increase, and the text size to stay the same. Is this possible? Feb 14 15:20:15 I'm using scaleXBy/scaleYBy to scale Feb 14 15:26:37 just throws a ton of "package does not exist" things around Feb 14 15:27:13 so i'm guessing something hasn't been set up properly Feb 14 15:31:39 This is driving me crazy implementing Push notifications through google cloud messaging gives me an Error R14 (Memory quota exceeded) on heroku when the push is 4kb max... anyone understand what possibly can be the issue? (I get the notification but after the first time of receiving the notification the error pops up and no more notifications can be received and the server seems to crash) Feb 14 15:34:26 Lonesoldier728, ehm Feb 14 15:34:32 "Memory quota exceeded" is not a GCM error Feb 14 15:34:44 Your Heroku code is messed up Feb 14 15:36:03 it seems to completely ignore the -bootclasspath i set it to the android- Feb 14 15:36:06 .jar Feb 14 15:36:43 what do you mean by that, it works fine Mavrik it is just when I send a push notification that it seems to fall in this endless error loop Feb 14 15:36:56 Lonesoldier728, I mean, that it's not a GCM issue Feb 14 15:37:04 That's a heroku error. Feb 14 15:37:14 Your code is burning too much memory. Feb 14 15:37:20 or something, dunno about ruby stuff Feb 14 15:38:42 hm Feb 14 15:38:43 KekSi, this works just fine for me: https://gist.github.com/izacus/0f3f488adaf6f6037b21 Feb 14 15:38:51 Is your server storing the messages in ram or something? Feb 14 15:41:25 Mavrik: where do i put that? i just get an error "could not find property libraryVariants" Feb 14 15:41:57 You learn how Gradle works. Feb 14 15:42:00 when i put it in the build.gradle of the module Feb 14 15:42:05 Also update your gradle plugin. Feb 14 15:42:22 Sorry, but you kinda have to understand what that does to properly use gradle. Feb 14 15:42:49 its com.android.tools.build:gradle:1.0.0 Feb 14 15:44:07 i'm guessing its a script that runs that as a lambda vor all libraryvariants Feb 14 15:45:43 and i've come across this snippet about 10 times already Feb 14 16:25:35 yoyo Feb 14 16:28:03 hmm Feb 14 16:42:29 lambda script snippet what? Feb 14 16:51:59 mjello Feb 14 17:08:08 What's up fellas? Feb 14 17:19:35 hi, someone tried to implement telegram in his app already? Feb 14 17:23:08 why would you wanna do that Feb 14 17:23:10 ? Feb 14 17:23:26 It's not even open source, you don't know how strong their encryption is Feb 14 17:27:25 Whats up TacticalJoke Feb 14 17:31:17 Dont know if I got disconnected or not Feb 14 17:32:39 @Afzal: there is an api which seems to be open source Feb 14 17:42:13 ? Feb 14 18:05:51 hey guys.. can i get low-level access to wlan in my app? for example if i want to send a custom probe request packet and recieve it.. is that possible? Feb 14 18:08:49 hello Feb 14 18:17:38 is TacticalJoke around? Feb 14 18:18:14 I saw him TimeOut a few mins ago Feb 14 18:18:18 rats Feb 14 18:18:28 :( Feb 14 18:18:41 MikeWallaceDev: ? Feb 14 18:18:49 He was working on a Toolbar yesterday. I said I was working on a half toolbar... Feb 14 18:19:03 Not finished but I like it : http://scrapeshare.com/?vid=1423937785627-3lq6uc Feb 14 18:20:02 I used to have a ActionBar, and that would take away a pile of space where you couldn't draw. Feb 14 18:20:03 looks nice Feb 14 18:20:08 Thank you :) Feb 14 18:20:13 Yeah. nice job Feb 14 18:20:22 very game like Feb 14 18:20:36 I set it to display for a second, then hide, so the user knows it's there :) Feb 14 18:20:49 yeah, that is important Feb 14 18:21:00 Once I get the graphics, it will be pretty nice. I'm happy :) Feb 14 18:21:28 Happy, because I really didn't like the ActionBar, and this guy is cool :) Feb 14 18:22:40 Hey, I just thought of something. Since I show the user that the bar is there, and moves, do you think it's necessary to put an "arrow button" of some sort? Or would the app logo be enough? Feb 14 18:23:33 The logo is the kangaroo, so it would be his face. Feb 14 18:23:51 It would look nice, that's for sure, but would the user "get it"? Feb 14 18:30:44 Great. I killed the room. Feb 14 18:32:01 still here Feb 14 18:32:40 I posted a question, can you guys see it? Feb 14 18:34:52 if you do the animation i don't think an arrow is needed Feb 14 18:41:19 good evening Feb 14 18:41:28 thanks thepoosh Feb 14 18:41:47 hello Feb 14 18:42:00 Yeah, I'm going to put the logo. I'll change it if needed Feb 14 18:42:05 hello john67 Feb 14 18:45:54 i want to an unsigned apk, with android-studio, according to the net the apk is generated automatically and can be found inside the build/output/apk but inside the folder i have app-debug.apk and unsigned-debug.apk is that the unsigned apk? Feb 14 18:59:47