**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jan 15 02:59:59 2016 Jan 15 03:01:08 I've been curious lately.. just what are some approprate uses for the NDK? I have a program that has to manipulate files by the byte, and I'm curious as to if there are performance benefits in doing file manipulation in native code vs. in Java Jan 15 03:11:54 jsav: Mostly for games, you won't get much benefit for regular file manipulations with the NDK Jan 15 03:14:27 Thank you CedricBeust! I'll be coming back again when I start a game I'm in the process of designing Jan 15 03:15:39 does setting an Alarm not working from inside a service? Jan 15 03:20:10 oh my god :/ Jan 15 03:20:28 Android really needs to freaking show an error if the service is not defined in the manfiest >_< Jan 15 03:36:56 Afzal: it does log a message Jan 15 03:37:37 Is there a reason I don't have Memory Monitor in my Android Studio? Jan 15 03:38:00 run the app in debug? Jan 15 03:38:00 I'm running the latest version Jan 15 03:38:11 okay let's see.. Jan 15 03:39:53 yup Jan 15 03:43:22 So, I have implemented a Google Maps fragment in my app, and also added clustering of the markers. How can I customize the markers that I send to ClusterManager? That is, not the ClusterItems, but the individual markers that the ClusterItem contains? Jan 15 03:44:06 Before I could just do map.addMarker(new MarkerOptions().title(recievedPlaceName.get(i)).icon(...) blabla. Jan 15 03:44:16 But now I have to send each marker to ClusterManager. Jan 15 03:45:54 And also, why is everything closed around here now? Don't everyone start coding at 4 in the morning? I really need breakfast. Jan 15 03:51:14 kdehl: your using the the google maps utils yea? Jan 15 03:51:38 Napalm: That's right. Jan 15 03:51:45 just extend DefaultClusterRenderer Jan 15 03:51:56 and call setRenderer on your cluster manager Jan 15 03:53:00 This will not change the look of the cluster marker? Jan 15 03:53:07 Sorry, I'm quite new to all this. Jan 15 03:53:14 what do you want to do? Jan 15 03:53:49 kdehl Jan 15 03:54:01 kdehl: are you simply wanting to change the icon used for a cluster of markers? Jan 15 03:54:32 I used to have lots of custom markers on a map. It got too much, so I put them in clusters. But using the example code the individual markers that you get when you zoom in enough are of this ugly standard look. Jan 15 03:54:50 I want to change them back to my custom look. Jan 15 03:55:08 That is, the cluster markers are fine, it's the look of the individual markers that are ugly. Jan 15 03:55:38 For a lack of better terminology. But you get what I mean though, right? Jan 15 03:56:09 kdehl: yea, so do as i said Jan 15 03:56:53 you create a class that extends the default renderer and then use that on your cluster Jan 15 03:57:04 in your extension class implement onBeforeClusterItemRendered Jan 15 03:57:17 there you can change the MarkerOptions and set an icon Jan 15 03:57:40 Alright. I'll try. Thanks. :) Jan 15 03:57:55 onBeforeClusterRendered is used to get the clustered images Jan 15 03:58:00 ash Jan 15 03:58:01 ah Jan 15 03:58:01 wait Jan 15 03:58:04 kdehl: Jan 15 03:58:06 Okay. Jan 15 03:58:07 Hehe. Jan 15 03:58:11 * kdehl waits Jan 15 03:58:16 i just remembered.. you dont need to do that.. you can set a icon generator Jan 15 03:58:22 Hm. Okay. Jan 15 03:58:58 hmm Jan 15 03:58:59 I also had some text and even a link on the marker. Jan 15 03:59:01 sec Jan 15 03:59:05 let me dig out some code Jan 15 03:59:53 That would be great! Jan 15 03:59:59 This is my original code: map.addMarker(new MarkerOptions().icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.fromResource(getResources().getIdentifier("drawable/" + receivedPlaceType.get(i).name(), null, getPackageName()))).title(recievedPlaceName.get(i)).snippet(tempString).position(new LatLng((recievedPlaceLat.get(i)), (recievedPlaceLng.get(i))))); Jan 15 04:00:07 Gah, messy. Jan 15 04:00:18 But you get the idea. Jan 15 04:01:47 no i was wright Jan 15 04:01:53 right Jan 15 04:02:29 create a class that extends DefaultClusterRenderer and in the onBeforeClusterItemRendered simply set the markerOptions from the item passed in Jan 15 04:05:15 Alright, I'll give it a try. Jan 15 04:06:08 kdehl: http://pastebin.com/evntCMYp Jan 15 04:07:29 Napalm: Excellent, thank you! Jan 15 04:08:00 too much handholding :p Jan 15 04:08:37 I like holding hands. Jan 15 04:09:32 pfn: its your mind that bends not the spoon that feeds the newbs or some crap like that Jan 15 04:18:29 Whats better, static placement banner ads, or dynamic banner ads injected into lists Jan 15 04:18:40 for more money Jan 15 04:22:34 Napalm: It seems to work. Kinda. I did: mClusterManager.setRenderer(new MarkerRenderer(getApplicationContext(), map, mClusterManager)); Jan 15 04:23:15 Wait, I think I was just about to rubberduck... Jan 15 04:23:16 kdehl: you probably want to use your activity context there Jan 15 04:24:12 Napalm: Right. Jan 15 04:26:20 Napalm: I'm a little confused still, though. The class that implements ClusterItem, does that represent an individual marker or is that the cluster marker? Jan 15 04:27:14 kdehl: "ClusterItem represents a marker on the map." from the docs Jan 15 04:27:26 so its used for both Jan 15 04:27:32 Oh. Jan 15 04:27:37 Markers are now managed for you Jan 15 04:27:56 you should not be saving or using markers in your own code.. Jan 15 04:28:01 let the cluster manager and its code handle that Jan 15 04:29:16 Napalm: Okay. So my DogPlaceItem that implements ClusterItem, can have a constructor for all the info that is needed in order to create my custom markers if I understand it correctly? Jan 15 04:29:30 yes Jan 15 04:29:35 Great! Jan 15 04:32:31 God damn, if the woman could stop sending me naked pictures when I'm trying to code! Jan 15 04:33:06 feel free to imgur Jan 15 04:33:26 Napalm, and something about feeding the fish :p Jan 15 04:33:37 :) Jan 15 04:41:48 Hi all, Sorry for asking a noob question but I'm having a problem using findViewById after passing data through an interface back to activity. Jan 15 04:41:52 http://pastebin.com/TLR0Qccs Jan 15 04:44:02 The Button is defined in the Activity's XML but when I try to find it I get a null pointer exception Jan 15 04:44:39 then it's not in your content view Jan 15 04:45:11 It is though, if I findviewbyid in the oncreate it works fine Jan 15 04:45:35 Maybe the interface is calling before the content view gets set? Jan 15 04:51:24 Napalm: It works perfectly! Thank you so much! :) Jan 15 04:51:31 It would have taken me days to figure out. Jan 15 04:51:34 your welcome Jan 15 04:52:43 Oh I fixed it. I was making the call in onCreateView in the fragment. I didn't realize the content view wouldn't be set by then Jan 15 04:52:51 switched to onActivityCreated and it works fine Jan 15 05:05:38 pfn: webview.pauseTimers, does it pause all webviews in all processes or just current process? Jan 15 05:05:45 similary with resumetimers Jan 15 05:09:08 what does the documentation say Jan 15 05:09:29 tried reading it cant make a determination Jan 15 05:10:04 then the simplest answer is probably the correct answer Jan 15 05:10:15 current process? Jan 15 05:10:27 guess again Jan 15 05:10:34 damn it does all Jan 15 05:10:41 guess again Jan 15 05:10:43 so another process can resume my webview Jan 15 05:11:26 guess again Jan 15 05:11:49 dude why u trolling Jan 15 05:12:25 because I'm not going to give you an answer that the docs and basic programming knowledge provides Jan 15 05:15:30 “Resumes all layout, parsing, and JavaScript timers for all WebViews. This will resume dispatching all timers.” Jan 15 05:15:49 where does it say whether its system or app wide Jan 15 05:25:17 I want to unit test a phone number. I'm getting a NPE on my test. Can I not use "Patterns.PHONE.matcher(number)" on the JVM? Jan 15 05:38:38 b4b, read the doc for pause timers Jan 15 05:43:35 it says its a global request Jan 15 05:43:58 im still unable to determine if that means all webviews in all pps Jan 15 06:17:29 hmm.. I'm observing my onSuccess callback being triggered from a http 403 response using retrofit 2 and i'm not sure why. anyone run into this? I've been seeing it at least since updating to 2.0 back in beta1 but just now getting around to debugging Jan 15 06:17:51 i scanned issues on github but i don't see anything like that Jan 15 06:19:24 oh, PS using rxjava call adapter Jan 15 06:21:43 Behavior change. The http request succeeded, the server successfully returned a 403 response.. Failure is network errors, and possible converter errors Jan 15 06:22:35 hmm.. I guess that makes sense Jan 15 06:25:11 damien5314: I'm using retrofit2 beta3 Jan 15 06:25:18 works ;) Jan 15 06:25:41 you're getting onError, not onSuccess? that's what I was expecting Jan 15 06:35:59 it's strange because i thought the logic was as straightforward as success is response code [200..300), and stepping through my app i do hit this line Jan 15 06:36:00 https://github.com/square/retrofit/blob/master/retrofit/src/main/java/retrofit2/OkHttpCall.java#L146 Jan 15 06:36:35 but then a step or two later in the debugger it shows me at line 159 (return Response.success()) Jan 15 06:41:05 What's the similarities and difference between Android Daemons with Linux Daemons? Can someone give me some materials about this topic? Jan 15 06:58:06 Is there a way to stop keyboard from auto inserting suggested text without stopping the suggestions completely Jan 15 07:04:03 I don't want to use TYPE_TEXT_FLAG_NO_SUGGESTIONS but I don't want keyboard to automatically insert suggestions Jan 15 07:31:16 i am getting 403 response from server it has the jsonobject that i am reading using this code http://paste.ubuntu.com/14502939/ but getting nothing but i can see jsonobject in terminal http://ibin.co/2TWBmJihmwNL Jan 15 07:38:40 Whats the best way to share a token from my app to other apps that i decide to trust? Jan 15 08:17:22 Anyone facing similar issues ? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34722304/renamed-apk-with-the-time-of-building-does-not-run Jan 15 08:29:57 suhas_sm, look at the difference Jan 15 08:30:00 app-debug-2016_01_11_13_21.apk Jan 15 08:30:06 app-debug-2016_01_11_13_23.apk Jan 15 08:32:26 why do you think that happens? perhaps because formattedDate gets the current time? then, copy it to a string then Jan 15 08:33:02 i'm not familiar with java enough to provide a straight answer, unfortunately, but i can see what's wrong Jan 15 08:33:13 java or gradle for that matter Jan 15 10:52:25 Hello! Is it correct to keep reference on PackageManager in Singleton? Or in Activity? Or it is better to keep reference on application context and call getPackageManager every time i need it? Jan 15 11:36:57 I have a grid layout with 1 row and 2 columns, I have to elements, how can I make the columns 50% each of the parent width and the elements fill them? Jan 15 11:37:10 (and is a GridLayout the right thing to use?) Jan 15 11:57:33 hithere Jan 15 11:57:45 SleepyPikachu, I think what you actually want is a Table Jan 15 11:57:49 TableLayout Jan 15 12:00:50 I would like to run code in diff thread and being able to cancel already running thread, what would you suggest to use. FutureTask, AsyncTask, or somehow bended Handler? Jan 15 12:01:02 danijoo: Thanks danijoo. I'll give that a look. :-) Jan 15 12:04:03 I was trying to use yorkw's FutureTask imp. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9458097/android-how-do-i-stop-runnable, but it seems not to be doing what I want and using shutdownNow() on ExecutorService and "restarting" is probably not the way it should be used Jan 15 12:39:15 bolovanos, it doesn't just magically stop execution, you need to handle it in your runnable Jan 15 12:39:45 or if you're hitting something that throws interruptedexception, then it might stop Jan 15 12:40:54 Zharf, hi, what do you mean by "it"? Jan 15 12:43:39 bolovanos, ExecutorService.shutdownNow() interrupts the running threads but if your runnable doesn't realise that the thread has been interrupted, it will just keep going Jan 15 12:44:10 Zharf, oh yes - that is problem I have mentioned yesterday..., thanks for recalling it Jan 15 12:44:18 Zharf, what would you recomend to do? Jan 15 12:44:35 depends on your taks Jan 15 12:44:37 task Jan 15 12:45:45 usually my threads run some sort of loop that checks for Thread.currentThread().isInterrupted() Jan 15 12:47:31 Zharf, for each change in SearchView I start searching in my data structures through dedicated SearchEngine. I would like to start this SearchEngine in separate thread from onQueryTextChange(String query) from Jan 15 12:47:39 other times you might be stuck in some call that's waiting for some network request or something, in those cases you often get InterruptedException Jan 15 12:48:26 Zharf, when user enters another char, it should stop all SearchEngine running threads, and start new one... Jan 15 12:48:47 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18702482/ensure-that-a-task-is-interruptible Jan 15 12:55:53 Zharf, ad loop - I seems to me that this is not applicable to my actual implementation - SearchEngine receive task and you have to wait for results - that's it , SearchEngine wrapped with loop, would not stop execution untli SE is done with work, which is to late... Jan 15 12:56:13 Zharf, or am I missing soomething with that loop solution? Jan 15 13:00:35 bolovanos, yeah it likely won't work for you Jan 15 13:00:53 is SearchEngine out of your reach? Jan 15 13:01:11 (some library you didn't write?) Jan 15 13:02:45 if so, I'd probably have a single thread that handles a queue of changes, waits for SearchEngine to complete and then gives it another thing to search for from the queue (though you'd probably only want the most recent change) Jan 15 13:02:59 Zharf, guess I know where you heading, probably to use loop solution inside SE - yes it would be possible it is all mine, but I would rather save it as threadable whole with function - input word, output list of found things... Jan 15 13:03:00 it might lag a little behind what the user types though Jan 15 13:03:51 you don't really need a loop inside SE either, as long as you identify the points where it blocks and put some code in there to react to that blocking Jan 15 13:03:58 mine reason, why am I willing to thread it, is lagging on some slower platform - so... :) Jan 15 13:04:11 absolutely thread it, no question about that Jan 15 13:04:25 if it's blocking on some http call, you might find it tricky to stop that though Jan 15 13:04:50 Zharf, it is local search Jan 15 13:05:56 then just add some checks for Thread.currentThread().isInterrupted() Jan 15 13:07:05 you can make it throw InterruptedException at that point or just return quietly somehow, or something Jan 15 13:07:12 abandon ship, basically Jan 15 13:08:49 Zharf, will consider that, thank for your effort Jan 15 13:23:41 If i set for example is it possible automatically to find all places in project where exception will occure if device don't have gps but app trying to use it? Jan 15 13:31:15 http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/272956/a-new-code-license-the-mit-this-time-with-attribution-required?cb=1 Jan 15 13:31:18 yay Jan 15 13:31:28 I wonder how it will be enforced Jan 15 13:31:46 it can't be Jan 15 13:32:06 it's more like "pretty please" :) Jan 15 13:33:31 I hate stack overflow for giving solutions as code Jan 15 13:34:18 people don't learn, and just write shit ad assembled from pieces on stackoverflow Jan 15 13:34:30 yeah.. Jan 15 13:34:41 I try to keep my code snippets as small as possible on there Jan 15 13:35:02 and I don't really care if someone uses the code I've put there or not Jan 15 13:50:41 hey all, how can i add custom item to intent chooser ?l Jan 15 13:55:50 by adding an activity for that intent Jan 15 13:58:20 As some of you are probably using similar features: Jan 15 13:58:23 http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/14/germany-highest-court-facebook-friend-finder-unlawful Jan 15 13:58:57 You can not use the address book of users and send all of them an invite in Germany anymore, as that falls under harassment advertising. Jan 15 14:01:14 sounds bullshit Jan 15 14:01:24 users choose to use friend finder Jan 15 14:01:41 But the receiver doesn't choose to get the as. Jan 15 14:01:43 *ad Jan 15 14:01:44 and they clearly state what they do Jan 15 14:01:58 Yes, but the receiver never agreed to receiving ads from Facebook. Jan 15 14:02:17 You can't send someone an ad unless they opt-in. Jan 15 14:02:20 the receiver agreed to get messages from the user Jan 15 14:02:30 and that's false Jan 15 14:02:37 Not in Germany. Jan 15 14:02:53 I don't opt in to receiving ads, yet I see them all the time Jan 15 14:03:04 so, billboards are illegal in Germany? Jan 15 14:03:19 you don't opt in, but are forced to see them Jan 15 14:03:34 In some cities, yes. But not everywhere. The issue here is ads via personal communication. Jan 15 14:04:06 If you receive ads via mail when you have a "no ads" sticker at the mailbox, that's also illegal. Jan 15 14:04:23 meh, Germany sucks Jan 15 14:04:27 And the ruling here was from the supreme court, and is final. Jan 15 14:04:35 The users choice prevails. Jan 15 14:05:48 (Btw, the recent cases between AdBlock and websites have also all been ruled towards "AdBlock is a right of the user, the site can't do anything about it". Except in one case, where it was ABP vs. a website, and ABP threatened to remove them from the acceptable ads list unless they'd pay money) Jan 15 14:07:15 Anyway, sending users ads via personal communication without opt-in is illegal in DE now, as the court decided, and you might want to modify your apps. Jan 15 14:07:41 meh, don't care, would sooner take them off the supported list Jan 15 14:07:52 them = those countries Jan 15 14:08:20 Even if the people get your app while using a VPN to get around that list, you're still liable. Jan 15 14:08:32 (And, BTW, the CAN-SPAM act in the US has the same rules) Jan 15 14:08:51 wouldn't pay Jan 15 14:09:13 not quite Jan 15 14:09:48 pfn:i couldn't find an example, what u mean by adding activity for intent ? Jan 15 14:10:58 sci-fic, register activities in manifest for the intents you want Jan 15 14:39:55 best library to do OCR with android? Jan 15 14:40:07 sounds like germany's doing it right Jan 15 14:54:44 when my app/page opens, the first EditText is automatically focused, meaning the on-screen keyboard automatically is extended Jan 15 14:54:55 do you know any good programmatic solution to thi? Jan 15 14:55:02 there are some mentionings at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1555109/stop-edittext-from-gaining-focus-at-activity-startup but I don't really get their point Jan 15 15:00:57 wait, i might have an ida.. Jan 15 15:00:58 idea Jan 15 15:09:31 hello, I'veupgraded android studio to 2.0 preview 5. I'm getting this error since it: FAILURE: Build failed with an exception. --- com.android.build.api.transform.Transform.getSecondaryFiles()Ljava/util/Collection; --- Any idea to fix this issue? Thanks Jan 15 15:10:44 ah resolved Jan 15 15:10:50 basically as they said it on that article Jan 15 15:22:26 Zharf, I disagree with legislating free markets Jan 15 15:22:52 wich version of com.android.tools.build:gradle are you guys using? Jan 15 15:23:35 I agree with removing advertising Jan 15 15:24:28 hello, im ISO a skilled android dev with the ability to remove an encyrption from a modded APK. i am willing to pay for this to be done. also, if anyone here knows such a person and leads us to eachother i will pay a $25 finders fee. Jan 15 15:24:40 every time I travel around town I feel like destroying things bexause of advertising Jan 15 15:29:08 hello Jan 15 15:32:56 I'm having issues compiling libicu for armeabi platforms with gcc-4.9 from the r10e ndk, can anyone help me please? Jan 15 15:35:34 Zharf, I disagree with any legislation that removes freedoms, individual or corporate Jan 15 15:36:03 advertising is a necessity of the market Jan 15 15:36:40 if you disagree with something, vote with your dollar and buy from the people who don't advertise in your face Jan 15 15:37:33 tell your friends to do the same Jan 15 15:37:42 Oh, wait, Germany doesn't let you do that Jan 15 16:07:02 is there a way for a messaging app to send/receive messages NOT VIA HTTP requests? Jan 15 16:09:52 lxknvlk, can you explain more what the issue is? Jan 15 16:10:22 well there are apps that communicate via http or https and that traffic can be intercepted and modified Jan 15 16:10:36 but there are apps that dont use http nor https Jan 15 16:10:51 yes, use a raw Socket and do your own protocol Jan 15 16:10:54 like even the facebook messenger Jan 15 16:10:59 but the traffic can still be intercepted or modified Jan 15 16:12:51 lxknvlk, uh. Jan 15 16:13:15 Pretty much all apps use the same security scheme like HTTPS. Jan 15 16:13:29 Not sure how exactly a properly secured HTTPS would be intercepted. Jan 15 16:14:00 Hola! Can anyone please tell me where there's a list of depenencies, for, example the cardview in android? I keep having to google and find a tutorial to get it and then get warnings there's a new up to date version...but I can't find the new uptodate version nor where the tutorials even knew where to get it in the first place --.- Jan 15 16:14:28 https can't be intercepted and modified Jan 15 16:14:33 and if https can, so can any protocol you choose Jan 15 16:14:38 Sure it can :) Jan 15 16:14:48 not if you pin certificates Jan 15 16:14:48 People sell solutions that do that :) Jan 15 16:14:54 Indeed. Jan 15 16:14:59 it can't be intercepted or modified, it will simply fail Jan 15 16:15:05 (Most apps and people don't. Most people don't even know what that means -_- ) Jan 15 16:15:25 and even if you don't, for the most part, many CAs are still trustworthy Jan 15 16:15:41 google has even gone to the trouble of ditching ones that have proven to be non-trustworthy Jan 15 16:15:48 Bunch of enterprise router gear does HTTPS interception. Jan 15 16:15:53 And those CAs are trusted by browsers. Jan 15 16:16:04 "For company security.Ć Jan 15 16:16:26 usually those are installed by IT images, not automatically trusted... unless it's changed somewhat recently Jan 15 16:16:32 all browser vendors should drop them from their trust list Jan 15 16:16:39 Depends on vendor :/ Jan 15 16:17:10 I know Cisco is very proud on the fact that they don't require workstation certs for their DPI to work :/ Jan 15 16:17:58 But yeah, in short - pin your certificates (always, you have no reason not to) and things will be secure. Jan 15 16:18:07 Unless you wanna cater to corpo drones. Jan 15 16:18:26 lol i do that with https Jan 15 16:18:38 pfn: Jan 15 16:18:49 in any case, any protocol you choose would be vulnerable in the same manner Jan 15 16:18:55 after like 10 mins of reading i was able to intercetp https and modify it Jan 15 16:19:04 false Jan 15 16:20:56 "I know Cisco is very proud on the fact that they don't require workstation certs for their DPI to work" hey, any source for that? Jan 15 16:22:28 Privacy, nothing official besides sales people trying to sell us their shit :/ Jan 15 16:26:42 ok Jan 15 16:28:35 is any of you experienced with the android ndk? Jan 15 16:30:38 Ask the actual question, c'mon -_- Jan 15 16:31:34 I did already. Jan 15 16:31:55 "I'm having issues compiling libicu 56-1 for armeabi platforms with gcc-4.9 from the r10e ndk, can anyone help me please?" Jan 15 16:33:36 that isn't a question Jan 15 16:33:41 that's a "do it for me for free" Jan 15 16:34:11 no, that's a " do you think you can handle a problem in such a very specific area " question. Jan 15 16:34:21 there is never a very specific area Jan 15 16:34:33 or I can rather throw the actual compiler error at your face Jan 15 16:34:35 but anyway, you've lost my interest Jan 15 16:34:36 with no context Jan 15 16:34:42 I really couldn't care less Jan 15 16:34:58 glad you made yourself feel better Jan 15 16:35:23 O.o Jan 15 16:35:39 Yeah, can't really help you if you don't even post the error you're getting :/ Jan 15 16:35:46 It's not like everyone here compiles this every day :/ Jan 15 16:35:52 I agree Jan 15 16:36:22 I'm getting an unrecognized command line option Jan 15 16:36:36 tried with libicu 52-1 and libicu 56-1 Jan 15 16:36:56 on the first one it's the qversion option Jan 15 16:37:00 command* Jan 15 16:37:08 and on the other it's the -V command Jan 15 16:37:45 cross compiling from linux-x86_64 to armeabi with gcc 4.9 for android-21 Jan 15 16:38:22 in fact libicu can only seem to compile with gcc 4.6 Jan 15 16:38:30 which makes no sense Jan 15 16:39:18 Hmm, it doesn't, since their doc says it can compile with clang as well. Jan 15 16:39:44 I meant gcc-4.6 from the android r10e ndk. Jan 15 16:40:02 it's the cross compilation that fails Jan 15 16:40:25 I can compile it just fine with gcc 4.6 for linux-x86_64 Jan 15 16:40:29 4.9* Jan 15 16:45:58 hmm, I'm a bit confused by how elevation works, is it scoped to only a single view hierarchy... Jan 15 16:46:20 pfn, I haven't been able to figure that out still Jan 15 16:46:31 I'm getting wildly different results (missing shadows and crap) even on 6.0 Jan 15 16:46:37 yeah, it's weird Jan 15 16:46:45 theDaftDev, sooo... what does the actual verbose compile log say? :) Jan 15 16:47:15 I have a framelayout that's operating as my recycler item views, and the framelayout has several layers, I'm elevating the top layer in the framelayout and that shows up visibly, but in the context of the recyclerview, it's flat Jan 15 16:47:34 Mavrik: arm-linux-androideabi-gcc-4.9: error: unrecognized command line option '-qversion' Jan 15 16:47:45 for libicu 52-1 here. Jan 15 16:47:47 theDaftDev, what was it trying to execute? Jan 15 16:48:10 a sample program icu's build system uses to check if your compiler is O.K Jan 15 16:48:19 Is there a way I can make my SearchView do Auto complete as well? Jan 15 16:48:25 well Jan 15 16:48:29 http://stackoverflow.com/a/33415668/1700895 Jan 15 16:48:29 not even a sample program Jan 15 16:48:31 interesting Jan 15 16:48:31 just a main. Jan 15 16:49:49 It really isn't a code error. Jan 15 16:50:18 it's the compiler. And the cross compilation works with gcc-4.6.. Jan 15 16:51:18 also I can't cross compile with -O2 and -fomit-frame-pointer flags without gcc-4.9 crashing Jan 15 16:51:21 Hi! I have a device with an usb cable in debugging mode connected to my PC... Is it possible for the device to hit the PC with a web-request, if my PC doesn't has a public IP address? I need the traffic to use the USB cable. Is that possible? Jan 15 16:52:37 which, although being strange, isn't a big deal. Jan 15 16:53:09 theDaftDev, yeah, that's why I've asked you to pastebin/show the compile / make log with the error and the compiler command that causes it :) Jan 15 16:53:13 cart_man, yes, this is documented in d.android.com dev guides Jan 15 16:53:17 But I need to run now, ttyl. Jan 15 16:54:58 Mavrik: configure:2882: /media/imin/files/Code/MiddleVR_Build_Dependencies/Android/android-ndk-r10e/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.9/prebuilt/linux-x86_64/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-gcc-4.9 -qversion >&5 arm-linux-androideabi-gcc-4.9: error: unrecognized command line option '-qversion' arm-linux-androideabi-gcc-4.9: fatal error: no input files Jan 15 16:56:36 oh actually Jan 15 16:56:48 I have a question about Logcat, for all my phones it shows the Log.d messages, but for one (the newer one) it doesn't show the Log.d messages. Anyone knows why? Jan 15 16:57:03 it looks like gcc doesn't like the -std=c11 flag ._. Jan 15 16:57:22 although if I don't use it I get C89 errors.. Jan 15 17:13:47 Ok so now I have the AutoComplete integrated...problem now is that I do not really want to give the list.. I want it to be like googles search is . Just pulls the data from the internet. Is that possible? Jan 15 17:17:20 yes Jan 15 17:17:41 just pull the data from the internet instead of providing a list Jan 15 17:18:36 pfn: Is there some setting I should set or should I simply just not provide a list? Jan 15 17:19:20 where you provide the list, instead provide internet results Jan 15 17:25:50 hi, i call a dialogFragment inside my activity, but sometimes i have: Fatal Exception: java.lang.IllegalStateException Activity has been destroyed. How i can solve this? Jan 15 17:25:58 when i call dialog.show Jan 15 17:27:42 pfn: Is there not a way that I do not have to sort the internet results though? Or am I understanding this wrong Jan 15 17:51:20 there's nothing built in for min length on edittext right? Jan 15 17:51:28 Hello, is the some way to do something like this ? R.drawable.class.getField(String.format("logo_%s", bandeira.toLowerCase())).getInt(R.drawable); Jan 15 17:52:29 i'm not sure what getField does can you enlighten me? Jan 15 17:53:03 oh i see is this trying to get a field's value through reflection Jan 15 17:53:36 Hey folks. There’s this developer setting, Pointer Location. It shows a scrolls’ lenght in pixels. Is this an app I can look at the sourcecode? Or how can I get exactly this value, how far I scrolled? Jan 15 17:53:41 I don't know if I would trust something like that, I would think it's better to use a switch instead wviana Jan 15 17:54:29 cart_man, how would you simply "set" something Jan 15 17:54:40 cart_man, set a content provider for your search autocomplete and provide the results there Jan 15 17:55:28 pfn: But I do not have any specific results.. Therefore I do not have a specific array I can use Jan 15 17:55:44 grekkos: I'm trying to use reflection to get a field value Jan 15 17:59:13 hi guys, any good channels for bluetooth questions? Jan 15 17:59:21 grekkos: I'm already using a switch, but every time I get I new pin I'll have to add a new case Jan 15 17:59:25 cart_man, then get specific results so you can have a specific array Jan 15 17:59:34 cart_man, I've already given you your answer Jan 15 17:59:38 wviana: how often do you get a new "pin" ? Jan 15 17:59:45 I'm not going to write code for you, you have the terms you need to google up the solution Jan 15 17:59:47 very offen. Jan 15 18:00:08 never use reflection to get a field value Jan 15 18:00:10 wrong solution Jan 15 18:00:25 grekkos: Actually not that of to new ones. Jan 15 18:00:38 wviana: you might be able to make use of getResource().getIdentifier() Jan 15 18:00:42 pfn: Is there some way the get resource by name dynamicly ? Jan 15 18:00:51 wviana, yes, but you still shouldn't use it Jan 15 18:01:06 wviana: but I wouldn't recommend that it could result in unexpected behavior Jan 15 18:01:11 pfn: Slow or danger ? Jan 15 18:01:15 both Jan 15 18:01:23 oh, Jan 15 18:01:34 What you would use in this case ? Jan 15 18:01:43 depends on what exactly you're trying to accomplishj Jan 15 18:03:01 pfn, grekkos: https://gist.github.com/wviana/ed66e20676b6c25499ae Jan 15 18:03:28 right now I'm using switch to each diferent type of string. Jan 15 18:03:49 but I just add some new ones and I don't like this solution. Jan 15 18:04:03 I'm trying to do something smarter Jan 15 18:04:29 this is how I got into R.drawable.class.getField(String.format("logo_%s", bandeira.toLowerCase())); Jan 15 18:04:36 Map Jan 15 18:05:04 pfn: It'll be just the same work. :( Jan 15 18:05:11 doesn't matter Jan 15 18:05:15 you should not use reflection, ever Jan 15 18:05:41 use a build step to generate it if you must Jan 15 18:06:02 but do not use reflection Jan 15 18:06:07 build step ? Jan 15 18:08:40 damnit AS! Jan 15 18:08:53 :mobile:transformClassesWithDexForDebug doing nothing except locking part of the OS Jan 15 18:13:47 adq :( Jan 15 18:15:18 it's ok, it took several minutes to unlock itself, if only that was the only issue Jan 15 18:19:45 I have a pdf in my app local file dir. I'm trying to add a share button that shares it, and I'm adding the URI to the file as an extra, but I keep seeing that no app can handle the intent. My phone can definitely open pdfs. Any idea why it's not working? Jan 15 18:21:10 adq long shot, what happens if you uncheck 'save files on frame deactivation' Jan 15 18:21:18 AS system preferences Jan 15 18:23:10 thx but i doubt it will help, will try despite this issue did not occur very often (https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/help/system-settings.html) Jan 15 18:29:56 The documentation for Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_FORWARD_RESULT says "This way the new activity can call setResult(int) and have that result sent back to the reply target of the original activity", yet this doesn't work in some cases. Jan 15 18:30:04 I don't get why this stuff is so broken. Should be simple. Jan 15 18:30:48 pfn grekkos: I also found something like this int imageResource = getResources().getIdentifier(uri, null, getPackageName()); but I don't want to give context to a support class. Jan 15 18:32:58 g00s: I was checking out Windows phones today. That OS looks so neat and simple. Jan 15 18:33:38 TacticalJoke yeah, i think since WP7 they have iterated many times on something interesting Jan 15 18:34:05 still bizarre they restrict lumia 950 to AT&T though, that was dumb Jan 15 18:34:21