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Mar 13 03:23:21 <g00s> didn't know you could do this in a <style> :
Mar 13 03:23:26 <g00s> <item name="android:theme">@android:style/ThemeOverlay.Material.Dark</item>
Mar 13 03:24:12 <g00s> now i wonder what happens if the reference theme also defined android:theme
Mar 13 03:44:35 <caudex> any help with adb on old galaxy s 4g?
Mar 13 03:58:36 <jackhum> i have a custom layout alert dialog , in my main activity i have FAB , FAB onclick opens that dialog. where should i write the code that is associated with that dialog?
Mar 13 03:58:42 <jackhum> is anyone here?
Mar 13 04:06:32 <caudex> I'm here but I don't know anything
Mar 13 04:06:51 <caudex> do you know sdk?
Mar 13 04:07:12 <pfn> g00s, nothing
Mar 13 04:07:31 <Leeds> caudex: what's your actual question?
Mar 13 04:10:36 <jackhum> Leeds , pfn : can i ask a beginner question?
Mar 13 04:11:16 <Leeds> sure, you can ask
Mar 13 04:11:50 <caudex> lLeeds: I want to remount sdcard. I can't look at it in adb shell
Mar 13 04:12:27 <caudex> in fact I can't do much in adb shell except ls
Mar 13 04:12:45 <Leeds> you want to remount your sd card in an app?
Mar 13 04:12:59 <caudex> no, from my lenovo via adb
Mar 13 04:13:29 <caudex> also I can't change any permissions
Mar 13 04:13:35 <Leeds> that doesn't sound like app dev...
Mar 13 04:13:58 <jackhum> Leeds : okay , so , I have a activity which has FAB , i created a custom layout which i have setview on a alertdialog  .  This dialog have a material range bar , https://github.com/oli107/material-range-bar , now i want to know where should i write code related to that range bar . ?
Mar 13 04:15:41 <caudex> but it's certainly related. Why the info hiding?
Mar 13 04:15:44 <jackhum> Leeds: i want to add formatter for that rangebar
Mar 13 04:15:51 <Leeds> jackhum: dunno
Mar 13 04:16:06 <jackhum> Leeds: :(
Mar 13 04:16:28 <Leeds> caudex: because keeping a topic helps people who care about it... sounds like you want #android-root, anyway
Mar 13 04:16:43 <caudex> i can do cd /mnt/sdcard in terminal on phone; why not in cmd on lenovo?
Mar 13 04:17:08 <caudex> tnx. I  didn't know about that channel
Mar 13 04:17:40 <Leeds> yes you did, because you read the topic in both the other channels where you've asked your question
Mar 13 04:18:43 <caudex> I would have if I'd read it. Anyway, point taken. I should have read it.
Mar 13 04:37:05 <konk3r> Is it overkill to replace for(Element element: Elements) blocks with Rx observables?
Mar 13 04:37:30 <konk3r> I like being the map syntax better haha
Mar 13 05:04:49 <g00s> CedricBeust any thoughts on this? http://projectreactor.io
Mar 13 05:05:36 <g00s> i thought i read somewhere it worked on android, trying to find it
Mar 13 05:10:58 <g00s> oh yeah, here it is on their blog, reactor 2+ is android friendly
Mar 13 05:18:04 <g00s> "It also backports the android:theme functionality for certain widgets, currently only android.support.v7.widget.Toolbar." <-- is this still true (11/2014)
Mar 13 05:19:17 <g00s> ah, no :)
Mar 13 05:19:37 <g00s> think 90% of android dev is just deciding which is the most current advice from ian, chris, etc
Mar 13 05:20:13 <shmooooz> current shmurrent
Mar 13 05:23:46 <muthu> the support libs and their versions.. omg
Mar 13 05:23:53 <muthu> add the build tools...
Mar 13 05:25:38 <g00s> its like the whole thing is coordinated by junior programming students
Mar 13 05:28:42 <muthu> haha
Mar 13 05:28:58 <muthu> backward compats is a big pain
Mar 13 05:37:04 <powerinside> Guys, crypto noob here. Not sure if I should ask this question here. I just want encryption in TCP socket for communicating between two android phones. Should I use normal socket and then apply a symmetric crypto to all the stream input/output or should I use SSLSocket class.
Mar 13 06:10:18 <pfn> sslsocket
Mar 13 06:21:22 <anyhowput> Hi guys, I need some advise
Mar 13 06:21:40 <anyhowput> I am trying to do a filtering of audio of bandpass filter (iir) of 18kHz - 20kHz
Mar 13 06:21:51 <anyhowput> I have an original audio that could record 18kHz and 19kHz
Mar 13 06:21:55 <anyhowput> both will produce a .wav file
Mar 13 06:22:15 <anyhowput> how do i detect the differences (as in know the audio is being filtered)
Mar 13 07:05:11 <kazuka> is it a  good idea to have an expandable list view above the height of a button
Mar 13 07:39:29 <ron_frown> I like how chrome 49 for android is supposed to detect eddystone beacons with no middleman
Mar 13 07:39:31 <ron_frown> and yet...
Mar 13 07:39:42 <ron_frown> have yet to see it detect even one of my like 20 eddystone beacons
Mar 13 08:42:08 <StephenS> is there any special reason why when I use intent i = new intent(this.class,new.class); startactivity(i); runs slow?
Mar 13 08:42:25 <StephenS> when I hit back, I go back to old intent and I re-click it, and then I run (i) again and again
Mar 13 08:42:30 <StephenS> and its slowing down the process over a time
Mar 13 08:43:00 <enzlbtyn> can anyone help me understand why this build gradle script fails? https://gist.github.com/miguelmartin75/bf9589b64de0972b4024
Mar 13 08:57:33 <enzlbtyn> ffs :/
Mar 13 10:22:43 <sigkell> is there any way to create a java <--> javascript (v8) bridge without creating a WebView?
Mar 13 10:29:10 <ktwo> sigkell, i dont understand the use of it, you want to code something in js?
Mar 13 10:29:44 <ktwo> check out nashorn maybe its built in the jdk
Mar 13 10:30:26 <ktwo> but probably its not usable within the android sdk, just try it
Mar 13 10:33:47 <sigkell> ktwo: I'm creating an API for people to extend the app in a few ways, JavaScript is the perfect language for my project - since it's multiplatform, I can access JS via electron on mac/windows/linux, and via JavaScriptCore on iOS
Mar 13 10:33:53 <sigkell> I was hoping for something similar on Android
Mar 13 10:35:37 <sigkell> I read that it's possible to access v8 via the NDK in the last few versions of Android but I haven't found any resources on how to accomplish anything with it
Mar 13 10:37:26 <sigkell> http://nshipster.com/javascriptcore#javascript-calling - something like that
Mar 13 11:03:17 <icemanbp> hi gusy, what is the best way to manage network tasks?
Mar 13 11:03:42 <icemanbp> asynctask, service, activity...? or what else? handle?
Mar 13 11:48:41 <thepoosh> icemanbp: using a library such as retrofit or volley
Mar 13 11:52:17 <icemanbp> I'm looking volley
Mar 13 11:52:22 <icemanbp> thanks thepoosh
Mar 13 11:52:48 <icemanbp> thepoosh: which one do you suggest?
Mar 13 12:05:10 <Mavrik> Retrofit > all pretty much
Mar 13 12:05:17 <Mavrik> Or OkHttp for more low-level access
Mar 13 12:06:43 <thepoosh> I use Volley, but it seems like Retrofit is more verbose
Mar 13 12:06:50 <thepoosh> so I'm with Mavrik on thins
Mar 13 12:06:52 <thepoosh> *this
Mar 13 12:22:45 <icemanbp> so retrofit with okhttp?
Mar 13 12:25:07 <thepoosh> icemanbp: yes
Mar 13 12:25:42 <icemanbp> thepoosh: ok, and do you suggest to use it inside a asynck task?
Mar 13 12:26:10 <thepoosh> no need
Mar 13 12:26:16 <thepoosh> etrofit will take care of that for you
Mar 13 12:55:22 <Taios> Heu guys, if i'm dynamically changing a view's children which are all wrap_content - how do I force the view and the children to redraw itself? For example i'm adjusting a textviews font size and I want to textview to reshape based on the new textsize to make sure all text fits.
Mar 13 12:55:33 <Taios> I've tried invalidate which doesn't seem to do it
Mar 13 12:57:32 <Ashiren> try requestLayout
Mar 13 12:57:38 <Ashiren> on the child view
Mar 13 12:57:58 <Ashiren> but invalidate should also work
Mar 13 13:07:14 <Taios> Thanks Ashiren :)
Mar 13 13:40:15 <Itay> Hey, I was wondering if I am allowed to publish my game on Google Play and a Windows version on GameJolt, on GameJolt I am going to monetize it from ads, and on Google Play I am not willing to monetize it. The Windows version is also going to have a few exclusive content because I can't implement some features on Android. Is that allowed?
Mar 13 13:41:21 <Narzew> Itay: I think yes, until you don't break something copyrights
Mar 13 13:43:10 <Itay> Copyrights has nothing to do with Android, it only means that I can't copy an exsiting project, and this project is original and made by me, I also searched for something similiar to my game and found nothing, so I am fine, I guess.
Mar 13 13:43:14 <Itay> Thanks for your help :)
Mar 13 14:17:35 <wyoung> hi gang
Mar 13 14:34:22 <dcope> how can i access a hash in a Bundle?
Mar 13 14:34:27 <dcope> is it getBundle?
Mar 13 14:48:27 <tokam> Can anyone please tell me if I am allowed to use ormlite in a commercial project? http://stackoverflow.com/q/35971667/663551
Mar 13 14:51:16 <Leeds> you are, but you need to include their license/disclaimer somewhere
Mar 13 14:52:00 <wyoung> tokam: if you want to, but you may need to pay a licence
Mar 13 14:52:17 <Leeds> http://ormlite.com/javadoc/ormlite-core/doc-files/ormlite_9.html#License
Mar 13 14:52:17 <tokam> how much does it cost? where to buy it?
Mar 13 14:52:46 <wyoung> tokam: *shrugs*
Mar 13 14:52:50 <wyoung> tokam: send them an email
Mar 13 14:53:13 <Leeds> RTFL
Mar 13 14:55:27 <wyoung> Leeds: hehe
Mar 13 14:58:17 <tokam> wyoung: http://ormlite.com/javadoc/ormlite-core/doc-files/ormlite_9.html#License
Mar 13 14:58:22 <tokam> ups same link
Mar 13 15:01:53 <dcope> anyone using GCM in here? i'm trying to figure out why when i send a notification push the "notification" payload is null?
Mar 13 15:02:06 <wyoung> nope
Mar 13 15:02:11 <wyoung> what is GCM? should I use it?
Mar 13 15:02:49 <dcope> wyoung: bad troll attempt?
Mar 13 15:03:39 <wyoung> dcope: no I was being serious
Mar 13 15:03:53 <wyoung> BBBBnever heard of it
Mar 13 15:04:47 <Leeds> I suggest Binging for it
Mar 13 15:14:41 <xerpi> hi, I've created another blank activity (having the MainActivity) and the android studio design preview doesn't show anything anymore. it seems like it's a problem related to activity_*.xml and content_*.xml. has anybody had a similar problem?
Mar 13 15:15:13 <xerpi> if I delete tools:showIn="@layout/activity_main" from the content_main.xml it shows the preview on the content bot not on the activity xml
Mar 13 15:16:09 <xerpi> it looks like an android studio bug
Mar 13 15:28:32 <dcope> got it, the key appears to be "gcm.notification.*"
Mar 13 15:28:49 <dcope> it would be nice if the documentation, y'know, specified that the keys are prefixed with gcm.notification but oh well
Mar 13 15:28:58 <dcope> wyoung: enjoy the rest of your day trolling folks on irc
Mar 13 15:30:05 * OverCoder is stuck
Mar 13 15:31:38 <OverCoder> I have a ViewPager + TabLayout, and I have an ArrayList of some stuff, each item in that ArrayList should represent a Tab, now, that ArrayList changes over the time in runtime, which means some tabs must be removed/added in the runtime
Mar 13 15:32:04 <OverCoder> How do I do that?
Mar 13 15:32:53 <OverCoder> When I use FragmentPagerAdapter, when my ArrayList changes the ViewPager is given one more Fragment (I can see that by swiping off), but the TabLayout isn't
Mar 13 15:32:59 <adq> use a ViewPagerAdapter which contains fragment
Mar 13 15:33:12 <OverCoder> I tried to recreate the adapter everytime things change but there seems to be some sort of a caching problem
Mar 13 15:33:16 <OverCoder> o, hm
Mar 13 15:35:40 <adq> though.. a quick stackoverflow search revealed http://stackoverflow.com/a/10852046/1373568
Mar 13 15:35:46 <adq> FragmentStatePagerAdapter
Mar 13 15:36:35 <OverCoder> hmmm, interesting
Mar 13 15:36:36 * OverCoder tries that
Mar 13 15:38:33 <JanusJanus> evening yall
Mar 13 15:40:05 <JanusJanus> any expert on cloudinary ? trying to upload a pic through my android studio app and am getting an error as soon i pick a picture from the gallery ?
Mar 13 15:40:24 <JanusJanus> trace : http://pastie.org/10758203
Mar 13 15:40:33 <JanusJanus> Code : http://pastie.org/10758206
Mar 13 15:42:31 <SimonVT> Your error is in the exception name
Mar 13 15:42:58 <JanusJanus> hmmm .. the exception name ?
Mar 13 15:43:17 <SimonVT> Yes, in the stacktrace
Mar 13 15:43:23 <SimonVT> Caused by:
Mar 13 15:43:30 <JanusJanus> you mean IOException e
Mar 13 15:43:58 <SimonVT> I don't see IOException in your stacktrace
Mar 13 15:44:28 <JanusJanus> well i see in the stacktrace :                                                                 Caused by: android.os.NetworkOnMainThreadException
Mar 13 15:44:43 <SimonVT> That's what you're doing wrong
Mar 13 15:44:47 <JanusJanus> but i didnt understand it ?
Mar 13 15:44:56 <JanusJanus> so i guess it should be deleted
Mar 13 15:45:00 <SimonVT> You're doing Network On Main Thread
Mar 13 15:45:06 <SimonVT> That causes an exceptions
Mar 13 15:45:18 <SimonVT> Solution: Don't do Network On Main Thread
Mar 13 15:45:28 <pfn> google solves that problem very quickly
Mar 13 15:45:35 <pfn> like, first search result
Mar 13 15:46:38 <JanusJanus> sorry but am really a on basic level here, so when you say dont do network on Main thread, you mean the main activity ... ?
Mar 13 15:47:00 <dragorn> JanusJanus, unless you make a thread or a service, everything you do is on the main/ui thread
Mar 13 15:47:14 <dragorn> JanusJanus, so you must explicitly offload network io to another thread
Mar 13 15:47:24 <JanusJanus> yeah i went over couple of stackoverflow posts , but ...
Mar 13 15:47:43 <dragorn> I'm sure there are better examples out there than something I could summarize, so I'd suggest googling android network io
Mar 13 15:48:03 <JanusJanus> oh ok, say i make another .java class, and excute that method over there and call it on the activity i am uploading the picture ?
Mar 13 15:48:26 <dragorn> Being aware of the general android lifecycle, threads still work more or less like you'd expect in java.  But since the android lifecycle can impact things, you may also want to look into launching an intentservice to handle the io
Mar 13 15:48:45 <JanusJanus> yeah dont want to turn the channel to a privet tutorial -_- my bad
Mar 13 15:48:49 <pfn> dragorn, the problem is lacking java basics
Mar 13 15:48:51 <dragorn> I'd suggest looking up some java thread tutorials, if you're not clear how threading works in java.  Alternte answer - yeah, kind of?
Mar 13 15:48:57 <pfn> jcip
Mar 13 15:49:08 <pfn> always jcip if one has questions on threading
Mar 13 15:49:30 <dragorn> pfn, I'm not actually familiar with jcip?  *googles*
Mar 13 15:49:40 <JanusJanus> all right, thank you ... appreciate it ...
Mar 13 15:49:54 <pfn> basically the best book on concurrency for java
Mar 13 15:50:07 <dragorn> JanusJanus, I'd search for something like android upload example, android network example, and android intentservice example
Mar 13 15:50:25 <dragorn> JanusJanus, that'll get you started, and you'll certainly have an easier journey if you know more about how threads in java work, too
Mar 13 15:50:47 <JanusJanus> yeah, i've been doing that for the past couple of days, thats how i came up with the code i posted on how to upload to cloudinary
Mar 13 15:50:52 <dragorn> pfn, nice.  I'll have to check it out later.  I'm back to doing a lot more c++ and I'm missing the language-level thread support.
Mar 13 15:51:47 <JanusJanus> but indeed it is the best way, easier to grasp the idea behind it, after long time searching for something ...
Mar 13 15:52:16 <g00s> dragorn haven't  been keeping up with c++, but didn't c++14 get more threading support ?
Mar 13 15:52:20 <dragorn> JanusJanus, you can get a long way copying and pasting examples, but when they fail, you're going to have a real bad time figuring it out w/out the fundamentals
Mar 13 15:52:23 <g00s> (at the language level)
Mar 13 15:52:31 <dragorn> g00s, Probably, but I can't count on people having modern compilers yet :P
Mar 13 15:53:05 <g00s> oh maybe even c++11
Mar 13 15:53:06 <JanusJanus> dragon : that is precise +_+
Mar 13 15:53:26 <JanusJanus> you just hit a dead end trying to learn from reading already made codes ...
Mar 13 15:54:46 <dragorn> g00s, yeah c++11 added a lot of stuff, I poked at it a bit but haven't tried converting code to it
Mar 13 15:55:16 <dragorn> g00s, unfortunately right now I need to support enough different platforms that I can't easily jump on the latest stuff.  I could probably get away with it soon, but...  yeah.  lots of code to change, too. :)
Mar 13 15:55:46 <g00s> i'm hearing about c++17 now :D
Mar 13 15:56:01 <dragorn> sure.  languages are living definitions.  Same with newer java stuff we're finally getting on android
Mar 13 15:56:02 <g00s> dragorn look at rust yet ?
Mar 13 15:57:07 <g00s> oh then there is nim which compiles down to C
Mar 13 15:57:41 <g00s> but yeah good old c++ keeps on ticking
Mar 13 16:00:18 <Ozymandy> Hi, guys. I have OutOfMemory Exception on loading pics. How to fix?
Mar 13 16:01:50 <dragorn> load fewer, scale them down and throw out the high-res versions while displaying
Mar 13 16:02:01 <dragorn> make sure you're freeing the backing image data when you get rid of a view
Mar 13 16:08:06 <Ozymandy> dragorn: >make sure you're freeing the backing image data when you get rid of a view
Mar 13 16:08:10 <Ozymandy> What do you mean?
Mar 13 16:19:16 <g00s> when a snackbar pops up, looks like there is about 16dp between its bottom and the bottom of the screen, but mine are flush with the bottom of the screen - anyone know what could cause this ?
Mar 13 16:19:42 <g00s> think it looks much better when there is some space
Mar 13 16:19:48 <MonsterAbyss> The OnClickItemListner is not working on my List Anybody have a solution
Mar 13 16:45:31 <g00s> dragorn pretty good article from the other day, looking forward to her book http://www.faz.net/aktuell/feuilleton/debatten/the-digital-debate/shoshana-zuboff-secrets-of-surveillance-capitalism-14103616.html?printPagedArticle=true
Mar 13 17:07:06 <RustyShackleford> so I have a Observable<List<Route>> setRoutes() and an Observable<List<Stop>> setStops()
Mar 13 17:07:36 <RustyShackleford> these methods make a network call and cache data in a db. Can I combine these into one observable?
Mar 13 17:08:18 <StephenS> what it do yang droids
Mar 13 17:08:21 <RustyShackleford> I don't need the data returned necessarily. I have getRoutes() and getStop() for that
Mar 13 17:12:25 <konk3r> RustyShackleford: no luck with the Subject?
Mar 13 17:13:03 <konk3r> Ooooh, I see. It's set instead of get
Mar 13 17:13:51 <konk3r> MonsterAbyss: Can you show us the code?
Mar 13 17:29:36 <konk3r> Oh, he already quit
Mar 13 17:35:50 <OverCoder> I have two TextViews, how do I bind the first TextView height to another?
Mar 13 17:35:56 <OverCoder> So when the second grows the first does that too
Mar 13 17:36:05 <OverCoder> (But not use any wrapping layouts)
Mar 13 17:36:53 <konk3r> OverCoder: I"m looking into the same thing
Mar 13 17:36:54 <Aoi> is there some on content change size listener perhaps?
Mar 13 17:37:03 <OverCoder> konk3r, oh great :D
Mar 13 17:37:59 * OverCoder creates a custom view that extends TextView
Mar 13 17:38:00 <magically> Hey everyone - I'm trying to change around the Android standard navigation drawer to use fragments... but the replacement doesn't seem to be working. How can I test this?
Mar 13 17:38:16 <OverCoder> magically, magically
Mar 13 17:38:20 <magically> Hehe :3
Mar 13 17:38:30 * OverCoder hides
Mar 13 17:39:51 <Aoi> OverCoder - just an idea.. if you are extending the TextView anyway, why not implement a Listener for say setHeight and setWidth or something?
Mar 13 17:40:12 <Aoi> so other widgets could register themselves and be notified whenever setHeight/setWidth is called or something?
Mar 13 17:40:14 <OverCoder> Listener for what?
Mar 13 17:40:20 <OverCoder> But hey I wanted to override those methods
Mar 13 17:40:29 <Aoi> that's still not a problem
Mar 13 17:40:48 <OverCoder> Enlighten me a bit more
Mar 13 17:40:49 <Aoi> I don't see the setters notifying any listeners - so you could implement that yourself
Mar 13 17:41:03 <OverCoder> o, hm
Mar 13 17:41:12 <Aoi> basically say you have to TextViewEx objects tve1 and tve2
Mar 13 17:41:21 <magically> http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/View.OnLayoutChangeListener.html ?
Mar 13 17:41:44 <jackhum> i want to add onclick listner on a button which is inside a customlayout of a dialog i am creating . can anyone tell me and help me , how to workaround this problem , i have been struggling to do this from days
Mar 13 17:41:47 <Aoi> if you are overriding their setHeight and setWidth, you could also issue a "notifyHeightChanged" or something (or notifySizeChanged) and have other objects register to it
Mar 13 17:41:57 <OverCoder> magically, makes sense
Mar 13 17:42:12 <OverCoder> Aoi, hmmm, great idea actually
Mar 13 17:42:39 <Aoi> so tve2 could register to tve1 and vice versa maybe.. not sure if you'd use a dedicated TextViewSizeChangedListener or something that you'd have to invent yourself
Mar 13 17:43:09 <Aoi> but that way you could issue that to all subscribed objects (not necessarily limited to other TextView-derived objects, but pretty much anything)
Mar 13 17:43:21 <OverCoder> Yeah I am looking now for an existing one, but if it doesn't exist I'll create my own, it won't be hard
Mar 13 17:43:27 <OverCoder> Many thanks :^)
Mar 13 17:43:49 <OverCoder> hm, got it
Mar 13 17:43:52 <Aoi> no problem :) I have looked at the TextView docs in developer.android.com and haven't found anything suitable myself .. hence the idea
Mar 13 17:43:58 <Aoi> really? which one?
Mar 13 17:44:03 <OverCoder> (And sorry if I am responding late but my lag is horrible >.>)
Mar 13 17:44:15 <jackhum> anyone can help me with my problem please
Mar 13 17:44:59 <OverCoder> jackhum, so basically you have a dialog, it has a layout, and in that layout you have a button, and you want to register an onclick listener on ti?
Mar 13 17:45:01 <OverCoder> it*
Mar 13 17:45:52 <OverCoder> jackhum, you can do AlertDialog has findViewById()
Mar 13 17:46:15 <jackhum> OverCoder : thanks for paying attention in this sea of experts . :), yes basically , i have a customlayout attached to a dialog , i want to know , how to add onclick listender to lets say a edittext in it
Mar 13 17:47:41 <jackhum> OverCoder: ?
Mar 13 17:48:05 <Aoi> jackhum I suppose you'd want to use a LayoutInflater on your custom layout (then again you're probably already doing so) and then simply usue findViewById .. or maybe I don't understand something sorry if this is the case
Mar 13 17:49:03 <jackhum> Aoi: let me read what this LayoutInflater
Mar 13 17:49:44 <Aoi> LayoutInflater allows you to put some XML-layout that you have defined into a View (I think)..
Mar 13 17:50:08 <OverCoder> Aoi++, unless you're creating the layout programmatically, in this case set the listener on the created object
Mar 13 17:50:09 <Aoi> and once you inflate it, you can use "thatView.findViewById" to get a hold of your button
Mar 13 17:50:20 <StephenS> hey, actionDone for imeOptions does not work
Mar 13 17:50:26 <StephenS> how can I when fill password, hit next and login?
Mar 13 17:50:33 <StephenS> Login btn is not triggering
Mar 13 17:51:07 <Aoi> OverCoder - true.. but then it should be even easier, because you'd have direct access to your button already, no?
Mar 13 17:51:12 <jackhum> Aoi: what i want to know is , lets say in my custom layout i have a radio button , now , i am putting that view in my alert dialog , i want to know where should i write code associated to that radio button , for eg . i would like to add an onclicklistener to that radio button .
Mar 13 17:52:09 <Aoi> jackhum pardon me for just giving you a SO link, but please check whether this helps you: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15629210/adding-a-listener-to-a-button-inside-a-custom-alertdialog-crashes-my-app
Mar 13 17:52:30 <Aoi> ( I know it does not crash your app, but perhaps it gives you an idea of how to implement what you need )
Mar 13 17:53:36 <jackhum> Aoi : thanks a lot , i will try to see if that helps
Mar 13 17:53:51 <Aoi> alright! good luck! I need to go do something about the house..
Mar 13 17:55:19 <jackhum> Aoi: can i pm you ? whenever i will have probem ? :)
Mar 13 17:59:12 <Aoi> uhm sure - but I might be afk :X so you'd have more luck asking in this channel I belief
Mar 13 17:59:17 <Aoi> believe* D:
Mar 13 18:19:41 <konk3r> OverCoder: Yeah, I need to build a table to display data and it doesn't look like Android has anything good to support that
Mar 13 18:20:00 <konk3r> So I'll need to build something to manually resize every cell in a row/column when the content changes for one
Mar 13 18:20:26 <konk3r> TableLayout looks pretty bad :( You'd think that building a simple table would be trivial
Mar 13 18:21:19 <orbyt_> gridlayout..?
Mar 13 18:21:51 <konk3r> Is GridLayout what I need?
Mar 13 18:22:11 <orbyt_> Why are you asking me lol
Mar 13 18:22:14 <konk3r> I was thinking that grid layout was a uniformed size grid where you could snap cells to it
Mar 13 18:22:59 <orbyt_> Not sure what your trying to do but theres a decent blog post about gridlayout, read that
Mar 13 18:23:13 <konk3r> On the android dev blog or where?
Mar 13 18:24:16 <orbyt_> quick google search will take you right to it ;)
Mar 13 18:24:49 <konk3r> Alright, just wanted to make sure I found the blog you were talking about, I've seen a lot of random tutorials for it
Mar 13 18:50:25 <RustyShackleford> konk3r: my bad had to go somewhere
Mar 13 18:50:32 <RustyShackleford> I just used Sqlbrite
Mar 13 18:50:58 <RustyShackleford> so it gives me an observable, and automatically tells the subscriber when your dataset has changed. Pretty neat
Mar 13 18:51:10 <konk3r> Oh nice
Mar 13 18:51:56 <RustyShackleford> so now the problem is how to sync all of my tables and return a single observable
Mar 13 18:52:17 <RustyShackleford> apparantly people here do not like Observable<Void>
Mar 13 18:54:22 <RustyShackleford> if all my setters return Observable<Void> I can concat them together
Mar 13 18:56:09 <Guma> I have simple activity (main) and in upper left corner I have Arrow like you see when you can go back. I can't figure out what property it is so I can remove it. Anyone?
Mar 13 18:56:13 <thepoosh> RustyShackleford: sounds like a bad implementation of Builder pattern
Mar 13 18:56:37 <RustyShackleford> thepoosh: best thing I've thought of so far, hah
Mar 13 18:56:52 <RustyShackleford> so what does a good implementation look like
Mar 13 18:57:12 <thepoosh> CAADnJNT6kcsBAFOVWMQIVPYRpHX5QTwN2bT2voJWfV2LaaUkmEHalAN09c2c4GygwQs1x16a9M59dSGqqZCPwWffczZCV9n7u3dnbWBdoPn5nJUSMRg6prNrmgPItEp2IT0bfWiZCkO5K2tg0jZBdTdg67WaPDXDI8CsPxOR0UeRjeDj7IvTVOm0ZAju7y60de1cN4DqLoXQaX88HyYn2PcQE1keU2sfm4bixZAs2FQwZDZD
Mar 13 18:57:15 <RustyShackleford> I've got a sync() method that I would like to make all my network calls and cache everything in a database
Mar 13 18:57:16 <thepoosh> sorry
Mar 13 18:57:19 <thepoosh> http://www.javaworld.com/article/2074938/core-java/too-many-parameters-in-java-methods-part-3-builder-pattern.html
Mar 13 18:57:29 <Aoi> was that your GPG key, thepoosh :D?
Mar 13 18:57:47 <thepoosh> Aoi: that is NOT my GCM token!
Mar 13 18:58:03 <Aoi> don't worry.. I was just curious .. don't mind me
Mar 13 18:58:30 * thepoosh is whisperring in a non conspicuous way 
Mar 13 18:58:48 <Aoi> @Guma - not sure, but I'd think if your activity does not have a parentActivity, it should not display the arrow
Mar 13 18:58:57 <RustyShackleford> eh I dunno if Builder is what I'm looking for
Mar 13 18:59:45 <thepoosh> concatenating setters is that exactly
Mar 13 19:01:12 <RustyShackleford> I just think there must be a way to use some rxjava operators to do it
Mar 13 19:01:18 <RustyShackleford> you have a good point though
Mar 13 19:01:38 <thepoosh> what are you trying to achieve?
Mar 13 19:05:04 <RustyShackleford> so I have a Observable<List<Route>> setRoutes() and an Observable<List<Stop>> setStops()
Mar 13 19:05:14 <RustyShackleford> these methods make a network call and cache data in a db. Can I combine these into one observable?
Mar 13 19:05:22 <RustyShackleford> I don't need the data returned necessarily. I have getRoutes() and getStop() for that
Mar 13 19:06:41 <thepoosh> g00s: infinite number of meh upon you
Mar 13 19:07:28 <konk3r> What goal are you trying to achieve by combining them?
Mar 13 19:08:20 <RustyShackleford> to return a single Observable which will be returned by a sync() method
Mar 13 19:09:50 <konk3r> Since they have different data types it seems like it would make more sense to keep them separate
Mar 13 19:10:01 <orbyt_> https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxJava/wiki/Combining-Observables
Mar 13 19:10:19 <StephenS> How can I get a country code name for an android device/user?
Mar 13 19:10:23 <Guma> Aoi No it does not have parent. That is the strange thing
Mar 13 19:10:41 <StephenS> I could send IP via TCP and then on my back-end process it and get country code, but is there implementation in android itself?
Mar 13 19:10:42 <g00s> thepoosh heh
Mar 13 19:11:02 <thepoosh> weekly + filmcow
Mar 13 19:11:05 <orbyt_> RustyShackleford: the hell is sync()
Mar 13 19:12:22 <RustyShackleford> orbyt_: the method responsible for all network calls and caching the responses to a database
Mar 13 19:12:47 <orbyt_> oh its your own method
Mar 13 19:12:50 <orbyt_> gotcha
Mar 13 19:13:01 <RustyShackleford> something like public void sync() { setRoutes(routes); setStops(stops); }
Mar 13 19:19:21 <RustyShackleford> is the zip() operator what I want?
Mar 13 19:26:17 <g00s> http://avc.com/2016/03/the-second-smartphone-revolution/
Mar 13 19:49:10 <konk3r> So would a recyclerView ever be a good fit for displaying data formatted as a table?
Mar 13 19:51:57 <konk3r> I basically just want a table that can scroll horizontally and vertically, where the first column and first row are able to lock to the edge of the screen
Mar 13 19:52:21 <konk3r> If I were to do that as a 1 dimensional list I'd definitely use a RecyclerView
Mar 13 19:52:34 <konk3r> I'm not sure if that would be a good choice to adapt for a 2 dimensional list
Mar 13 19:54:59 <RustyShackleford> konk3r: yeah I think that would work
Mar 13 19:55:17 <RustyShackleford> I saw a dev summit (I think) video about implementing an efficient gridview
Mar 13 19:55:46 <RustyShackleford> I wonder if that's how Google Sheets implements their spreadsheet
Mar 13 19:59:34 <konk3r> I just checked out Google sheets and that is basically exactly what I want, just with very toned down functionality
Mar 13 20:01:21 <konk3r> I wish all Google Android apps were open source, that would be such a boon to developers
Mar 13 20:02:32 <xerpi> advanced C programmer here, stuck trying to find a proper way to share data between activities...
Mar 13 20:03:04 <RustyShackleford> xerpi: lol its a bitch
Mar 13 20:03:17 <RustyShackleford> Bundles
Mar 13 20:03:37 <xerpi> RustyShackleford, I have Lists
Mar 13 20:03:41 <RustyShackleford> if you have a model class you would like to pass, instead of a primitive type, you can implement Serializable or Parcelable
Mar 13 20:04:53 <RustyShackleford> konk3r: there's definitely a video about making a grid with a recyclerview
Mar 13 20:04:59 <RustyShackleford> I can't find it
Mar 13 20:05:05 <xerpi> RustyShackleford, to summarize, I have 2 classes, Team (List<Player>) and Player. MainActivity starts ListViewTeams activity, press on a Team starts ListViewPlayers activity
Mar 13 20:05:27 <RustyShackleford> konk3r: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C5I1DAviJ8
Mar 13 20:05:30 <RustyShackleford> found it
Mar 13 20:05:56 <RustyShackleford> and you want to pass all the Players to your next activity?
Mar 13 20:06:14 <RustyShackleford> what if you pass the selected Team to the PlayersActivity?
Mar 13 20:06:22 <xerpi> RustyShackleford, exactly, actually the whole Team (has name, logo and List<Players>)
Mar 13 20:06:32 <RustyShackleford> can you use the Team object to look up the players?
Mar 13 20:06:50 <RustyShackleford> oh I see. players are a member of the Team object
Mar 13 20:06:55 <xerpi> RustyShackleford, yes
Mar 13 20:08:01 <kommunicate> I want to have a login check for every activity and then redirect users if they're not auth'd to a sign in activity. Any sensible alternatives to using a base activity class and adding a check+redirect in the onCreate method?
Mar 13 20:08:27 <kommunicate> ie. intercepting the activity and driving the whole thing using annotations?
Mar 13 20:08:46 <xerpi> RustyShackleford, by now I'm doing MainActivity start ListViewTeams on result, and return the Team name, and then with a hastable get the Team object and start ListViewPlayers
Mar 13 20:09:00 <RustyShackleford> xerpi: so you want class Team implements Serializable
Mar 13 20:09:12 <RustyShackleford> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/768969/passing-a-bundle-on-startactivity
Mar 13 20:09:34 <RustyShackleford> now instead of putString, call bundle.putSerializable(team)
Mar 13 20:09:47 <xerpi> RustyShackleford, yeah after 2hours of searching, 90% of the time I've found people telling to use serializable or parcel
Mar 13 20:09:57 <RustyShackleford> serializable is easier
Mar 13 20:10:15 <RustyShackleford> unless you notice it slowing down your app, it should be fine. Parcelable is faster
Mar 13 20:10:22 <xerpi> then I'd need to Serialize PLayers too
Mar 13 20:11:21 <RustyShackleford> as long as they're inside a Team object you should be fine. But if you want to choose a player and display it in a 3rd activity, then yeah Player would have to implement Serializable
Mar 13 20:12:09 <xerpi> RustyShackleford, cool, I'll have to do it this way it seems. thanks you very much for your help :)
Mar 13 20:15:45 <TheMrZooA3L> Hey.
Mar 13 20:25:31 <konk3r> Thanks RustyShackleford, I'll check that out in a bit
Mar 13 20:26:34 <TheMrZooA3L> So anyone here very familiar with Listviews and populating from Arraylists?
Mar 13 20:28:16 <konk3r> Yup
Mar 13 20:28:19 <konk3r> What do you want to know?
Mar 13 20:30:14 <RustyShackleford> xerpi: no problem. I get so much help here
Mar 13 20:30:23 <RustyShackleford> gotta give back lol
Mar 13 20:31:03 <RustyShackleford> anybody know of a tool that will give you a line count for your project? Nice features would be the ability to report it based on file type (xml, java, whatever else)
Mar 13 20:31:42 <TheMrZooA3L> So I have two Arraylists, For EX A and B. A holds all the values. I search through A with a textwatcher, and if it finds anythign that matches it stores in the B list. I then want to update the Listview with B's new values, but when i do it the standard way, the Listview Shows the amount of matches, but keeps showing the values from the A list
Mar 13 20:33:07 <konk3r> What's the standard way?
Mar 13 20:33:54 <TheMrZooA3L> Adapter.clear(); --> adapter.addAll(B); --> Notify changes
Mar 13 20:34:49 <konk3r> Odd, that should be working. Mind posting your adapter class?
Mar 13 20:35:54 <TheMrZooA3L> Sure. http://pastebin.com/6t1Z4RXR
Mar 13 20:39:52 <TheMrZooA3L> I've tried everything I could possibly find, not a single one works. They all return the correct amount of returns, but the values remain the same in correspondence with the original list
Mar 13 20:40:01 <konk3r> Hmm, I'm not sure, I haven't dealt much with ArrayListAdapters, I've always manually made my own
Mar 13 20:41:02 <konk3r> I'd try making your own adapter and managing the arrayList manually instead of inheriting
Mar 13 20:41:16 <konk3r> That would let you switch to a RecyclerView which has some benefits with it
Mar 13 20:42:02 <TheMrZooA3L> Hm, I'll see what I can find, but I know this was working yesterday, and something I changed ruined it, but I believe I reverted everything. So I'm at a loss
Mar 13 20:43:48 <TheMrZooA3L> http://pastebin.com/6n3DW7YQ This is my aftertextchanged method, incase you see something ?
Mar 13 20:44:57 <konk3r> It looks fine, have you put a break point there to make sure it's generating the right list? I guess you could read the log statements to see what's added
Mar 13 20:45:08 <TheMrZooA3L> The logs output the correct values in the Templist, which is what confuses me
Mar 13 20:49:25 <Ashiren> how do you initialize the adapter
Mar 13 20:49:28 <TheMrZooA3L> Can a listview store values alone , w/o an adapter?
Mar 13 20:50:21 <TheMrZooA3L> ItemAdapter adapter123 = null; -> initialize
Mar 13 20:51:05 <Ashiren> no, listview is just representation
Mar 13 20:51:17 <Ashiren> i mean when you do adapter123 = new (...)
Mar 13 20:52:47 <TheMrZooA3L> That's what I figured, and it's setup as adapter123 = new ItemAdapter(getApplicationContext(), R.layout.list_item, list);
Mar 13 20:53:55 <TheMrZooA3L> fuck me
Mar 13 20:53:55 <Ashiren> the list is list A?
Mar 13 20:53:57 <TheMrZooA3L> I got it.
Mar 13 20:54:42 <TheMrZooA3L> When it got ApplicationContext, vs listofall.this (Classname), something was wrong in there. I changed them both to listofall.this, and boom
Mar 13 20:55:50 <konk3r> TheMrZooA3L: You can write a custom adapter instead of using the stock ones, that would give you more control
Mar 13 20:55:58 <konk3r> And it's not difficult
Mar 13 20:56:26 <TheMrZooA3L> Probably will be looking into that, but this was what I knew off the bat, so I went with it.
Mar 13 20:57:23 <Ashiren> listview is passe. recyclerview is the future
Mar 13 20:57:29 <konk3r> ^^
Mar 13 21:00:22 <konk3r> Is there a simple, better solution for 2 dimensional scrolling than using a HorizontalScrollView inside of a ScrollView? Not being able to scroll horizontally is not an enjoyable Ux
Mar 13 21:01:43 <g00s> konk3r i thought dave smith did a video where RC scrolled X & Y
Mar 13 21:01:48 <g00s> *RV
Mar 13 21:02:11 <g00s> you can also try Ologn if he's around - he solved that one too ;)
Mar 13 21:02:15 <konk3r> RecyclerView definitely can
Mar 13 21:02:31 <konk3r> But I'm trying to wrap a GridLayout first
Mar 13 21:02:43 <konk3r> I'm getting my MVP before I try to make it fancy ;)
Mar 13 21:02:54 <g00s> i think dave did custom layout manager, don't recall though
Mar 13 21:03:20 <konk3r> Rusty just sent me this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C5I1DAviJ8
Mar 13 21:03:25 <konk3r> I'm not sure if that's the same video though
Mar 13 21:03:47 <konk3r> I'm going to watch it as soon as I polish up my basic approach
Mar 13 21:07:22 <cart_man> asd
Mar 13 21:07:38 <cart_man> Has anybody here ever worked with CleverTap before?
Mar 13 21:24:12 <epop> I'm having an issue with android studio where all of the sudden it's not recognizing any of my ndk c/c++ code header files, so everything is red but my build works fine
Mar 13 21:24:36 <epop> anyone ran into this and know how to fix maybe?  I've tried cleaning, invalidating caches, upgrading to the 2.0 beta, can't seem to fix it
Mar 13 21:27:24 <TheMrZooA3L> Alright, now a bigger issue. When I delete all text in the Edittext, and it checks to see what the length is, when its  == 0, I try to clear the adapter and add the main list back. Shows nothing. I Logged it, and found out that the list is being set to [] or having no values. I've tried setting it to copy from the side list real quick, and that gets set as null too. What could cause something like that>?
Mar 13 21:31:02 <hamsterpower> how do I add a MainActivityFragment.java to my project using AndroidStudio?
Mar 13 21:43:53 <konk3r> Is there a good way to make a view fit the size of its parent at minimum, but stretch if its content requires?
Mar 13 21:44:21 <konk3r> I'm trying to add alternating row backgrounds to a GridLayout and the results are ugly
Mar 13 21:45:48 <konk3r> It only works if all the views are the same size, otherwise... http://i.imgur.com/osDJWts.png
Mar 13 21:46:22 <epop> is there an android studio specific chan?
Mar 13 21:46:28 <konk3r> I wish GridLayout let you specify background colors for rows/columns
Mar 13 21:56:31 <rohansuri_> anyone familiar with AccessibilityService ?
Mar 13 22:32:38 <RustyShackleford> sweet!
Mar 13 22:32:51 <RustyShackleford> only took me like 2 weeks but I have data persistence figured out
Mar 13 22:33:42 <RustyShackleford> backend is more or less done. Now I just need to make the UI look pretty
Mar 13 22:34:28 <RustyShackleford> Right now the app will tell you predictions for my city's trains. I'm not sure if I want to release it first, then add support for busses in a later release
Mar 13 22:34:42 <RustyShackleford> or add bus support before I release
Mar 13 22:47:26 <rowan7> RustyShackleford, What city?
Mar 13 22:49:25 <konk3r> RustyShackleford: How long do you think it would take for you to get in bus schedules?
Mar 13 22:51:07 <RustyShackleford> rowan7: chicago
Mar 13 22:51:26 <RustyShackleford> konk3r: mm not too long I suppose. I've got to figure out a way to reuse the UI components
Mar 13 22:51:40 <RustyShackleford> a TrainArrival will have different fields than a BusArrival.
Mar 13 22:52:20 <RustyShackleford> I think it would be eaiser to get the app in a more finished state, then go back and add bus support
Mar 13 22:52:43 <RustyShackleford> hah I'm sorta looking for a new job, so the sooner I get it in the Play Store the better. I can always provide an update with this functionality later
Mar 13 23:02:48 <Bakou> Hi guys, anyone ever have an issue where the in app purchase subscription is set to 1 month, but the google popup says price/day?
Mar 13 23:02:53 <Bakou> there is no daily subscription option even
Mar 13 23:03:02 <Bakou> really confusing me
Mar 13 23:04:14 <justJanne> Is Google °$ש÷℅|[$-ing serious?
Mar 13 23:04:22 <Bakou> oh ok
Mar 13 23:04:22 <konk3r> About what?
Mar 13 23:04:24 <Bakou> it says
Mar 13 23:04:25 <justJanne> YouTube just sent me push notifications with ads.
Mar 13 23:04:35 <Bakou> "This is a test subscription, it will recur daily.  you will not be charged"
Mar 13 23:04:35 <justJanne> "Watch these trending videos on YouTube now!"
Mar 13 23:04:47 <Bakou> not sure they could have made that any less clear
Mar 13 23:04:48 <konk3r> Way to go Google
Mar 13 23:04:56 <justJanne> That breaks the fucking play store rules
Mar 13 23:04:56 <konk3r> For both of you haha
Mar 13 23:05:11 <justJanne> Fairness? Working API? Nope!
Mar 13 23:05:18 <justJanne> Welcome to Google >_>
Mar 13 23:05:39 <konk3r> Hey, what's the term for the view on a list/recyclerView that stays on the top of the screen?
Mar 13 23:06:00 <justJanne> Sticky list header?
Mar 13 23:06:01 <konk3r> Like, it scrolls up until it hits the top and then it stays there while the list continues to scroll under it?
Mar 13 23:06:02 <konk3r> Yeah
Mar 13 23:06:15 <justJanne> Well, that term is sticky header.
Mar 13 23:06:34 <konk3r> Haha got it, thanks. I was trying to look it up but it was hard without the term
Mar 13 23:13:38 <sector_0> hey guys
Mar 13 23:14:28 <sector_0> I'm a bit new to mobile development and so I'm a bit stuck at the UI/UX design aspect of my game
Mar 13 23:14:49 <sector_0> can someone offer some pointer, or an online resource where I can get some pointers?
Mar 13 23:15:07 <sector_0> basically I ca't decide how to make my main menu
Mar 13 23:15:16 <sector_0> it's a lot harder than I thought it would be :/
Mar 13 23:17:12 <Bakou> anyone know if there is a way to get the time left on an existing subscription?
Mar 13 23:18:05 <bitkiller> the expiry time is available through google purchase api
Mar 13 23:19:37 <bitkiller> i mean, android publisher api
Mar 13 23:20:31 <bitkiller> https://developers.google.com/android-publisher/api-ref/purchases/subscriptions
Mar 13 23:21:26 <Bakou> hrm.. is there an easy way to do it with the IAB Helper java they released? or do i have to do json querys
Mar 13 23:22:01 <Bakou> i am already doing the queryInventory call
Mar 13 23:22:04 <Bakou> so it might be in that info somewhere
Mar 13 23:22:54 <bitkiller> Bakou, nope
Mar 13 23:23:02 <Bakou> damn
Mar 13 23:28:07 <bitkiller> you can calculate yourself. the expiration time you get using the publisher API is not exact (the real expiration happens sometime after, so the user may renew the subscription)
Mar 13 23:28:20 <bitkiller> well, at least this is my experience
Mar 13 23:31:46 <Napalm|afk> seen it before, but so good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLO1djacsfg
Mar 13 23:37:08 <Ologn> konk3r, Recyclerview can do it
Mar 13 23:37:39 <konk3r> Can do which part? The multidirectional scrolling?
Mar 13 23:37:41 <Ologn> konk3r, in the end, Recyclerview is the simplest way to do it
Mar 13 23:37:43 <Ologn> konk3r, yes
Mar 13 23:38:00 <konk3r> Yeah, I have a semi-complicated requirement
Mar 13 23:39:05 <Ologn> konk3r, https://github.com/devunwired/recyclerview-playground
Mar 13 23:39:11 <konk3r> I want to display a table with arbitrary column width where both the left and top labels are stickied, and every other row should have a background color
Mar 13 23:39:18 <konk3r> I've been reading over that :)
Mar 13 23:39:22 <Ologn> As well as the Recyclerview examples in the Android API sample
Mar 13 23:39:31 <konk3r> Already watched the video of his lecture on it too
Mar 13 23:39:50 <Ologn> arbitrary width - yup, it is a pain to do
Mar 13 23:40:29 <Ologn> If you have the option of always starting at the same point, say top left, it is easier
Mar 13 23:40:50 <konk3r> Well, the good news for me is that the data will never change
Mar 13 23:40:53 <konk3r> Once it's loaded it's set
Mar 13 23:41:18 <Ologn> konk3r, Dave Smith's code is for a uniform width/height of cells
Mar 13 23:41:28 <Ologn> If it is arbitrary, you have to code for that
Mar 13 23:41:44 <konk3r> Yeah, I'm sure there's a lot of modifications I'll have to do
Mar 13 23:42:05 <konk3r> Having the first column and top row be stuck to the top of the screen is probably going to be interesting too
Mar 13 23:42:11 <konk3r> top/left
Mar 13 23:43:08 <Ologn> I also had a top row and left column which was not exactly part of the rest of the grid...so I had to code for that
Mar 13 23:43:19 <konk3r> My current plan is somewhat hacky, every time I load a column I plan on going through every item in it to find the one with the longest display text and just multiplying character count by a set DP
Mar 13 23:43:23 <Ologn> The one thing I don't have coded....
Mar 13 23:44:05 <Ologn> ...is if I want to arbitrarily start at column 8000 and row 5050...I don't have that coded well, as currently I could up all the widths and heights before displaying
Mar 13 23:44:32 <Ologn> I have to rewrite it so that it displays at once, but if I come to an edge on a move it halts before going over it
Mar 13 23:44:40 <Ologn> Which will mean a lot of rewriting
Mar 13 23:45:36 <Ologn> Also - if you have recyclerview layoutmanager scrollhorizontal or scrollvertical set to false, sometimes it acts odd
Mar 13 23:46:12 <Ologn> If you have unexpected problems, try setting both to true temproarily
Mar 13 23:47:42 <Ologn> I have an app that implements this...I just republished it 20 seconds ago
Mar 13 23:47:44 <Ologn> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.unwrappedapps.android.devicedata
Mar 13 23:47:56 <Ologn> It might take a little bit for republishing to kick in
Mar 13 23:49:11 <Bakou> bitkiller: currently i have a timer in my app itself, but the user can just re-install the app and cheat to get like extra free time
Mar 13 23:49:31 <Bakou> i could just make it check for the subscription on startup and remove the timer completely from my app
Mar 13 23:49:37 <Bakou> thatd work i guess
Mar 13 23:49:41 <bitkiller> yes
Mar 13 23:49:52 <Bakou> i coded it for iOS first, which works completely differently of course
Mar 13 23:50:06 <bitkiller> you have to check some flag that returns with the purchase info
Mar 13 23:50:26 <Bakou> well, queryInventory will always tell you wether or not they have an active sub right
Mar 13 23:50:36 <Bakou> does it work if they are offline though?
Mar 13 23:50:37 <bitkiller> that flag is going to tell you if the subscription is valid or not
Mar 13 23:50:43 <Bakou> ok
Mar 13 23:50:48 <Bakou> i should double check that
Mar 13 23:51:15 <bitkiller> hmmm, not sure if it would work offline
Mar 13 23:51:37 <Bakou> currently I am just doing purchase.getSku
Mar 13 23:51:45 <Bakou> to see if its active
Mar 13 23:52:06 <bitkiller> maybe yes, because some info is cached in the device
Mar 13 23:52:11 <Bakou> err rsorry
Mar 13 23:52:27 <Bakou> im using inventory.hasPurchase(SKU_string)
Mar 13 23:52:32 <bitkiller> maybe the play background service updates it regularly
Mar 13 23:52:42 <Bakou> so thats not enough to check if sub is valid?
Mar 13 23:54:29 <grekkos> is it not possible to run a single unit test method with the debugger? It's not breaking on my breakpoints
Mar 13 23:55:24 <bitkiller> if hasPurchase returns true, then it's supposed to be valid, and you have to provide the content to the user
Mar 13 23:55:47 <Bakou> ok, so thats what i was assuming
Mar 13 23:56:18 <Bakou> hard to test this stuff
Mar 13 23:57:11 <grekkos> oh hello
Mar 13 23:57:14 <grekkos> I called the wrong method
Mar 14 00:00:07 <konk3r> Thanks Ologn! I'm checking out that app now
Mar 14 00:15:56 <konk3r> Ologn: This is literally exactly what I'm trying to do, how long did it take for you to get this working smoothly?
Mar 14 00:18:27 <Ologn> konk3r, the little details of it took me a while
Mar 14 00:18:49 <konk3r> Are we talking like a couple days or a couple weeks?
Mar 14 00:19:07 <Ologn> konk3r, like the top and left rows and columns use View.setZ ... which is only Lollipop on
Mar 14 00:19:24 <konk3r> Damn :(
Mar 14 00:19:27 <Ologn> I don't know if support libraries allow that to be older
Mar 14 00:19:45 <Ologn> konk3r, I think there is a way to do it before Lollipop
Mar 14 00:19:53 <RustyShackleford> hah I have a todo.txt in this project
Mar 14 00:19:56 <RustyShackleford> it's getting out of hand
Mar 14 00:19:58 <Ologn> I guess the top view is the last one laid out?
Mar 14 00:20:16 <konk3r> Well... this is currently just for me to prep to present to a company
Mar 14 00:20:21 <Ologn> But I don't do that, I just lay them out the easy way and then setZ the columns and rows
Mar 14 00:20:42 <konk3r> The prod version should they pick up the contract would definitely want to support versions before that, but worst case scenario I could have it be less fancy
Mar 14 00:20:48 <konk3r> Well, version it off, you know?
Mar 14 00:21:52 <Ologn> The main thing my app doesn't have is the ability to arbitrarily start at say, row 1000 and column 2000.  It can, but it has to add up the height of rows 1-999 and width of columns 1-1999 first.
Mar 14 00:22:07 <Ologn> If I rewrite it it won't have that problem.
Mar 14 00:24:09 <Ologn> Another thing to watch for with the solid top/left headers...a cell that is coming from the top down - does it start at the pixel at the edge or past that?  That decision will effect the design.
Mar 14 00:24:49 <Ologn> I lay out the views hidden behind the headers, but I decided that kind of arbitrarily...it's possible not doing so is simpler
Mar 14 00:30:51 <TheMrZooA3L> hour 3, can't figure out why this isn't working
Mar 14 00:41:37 <RustyShackleford> If I want a the same Fragment but with different arguments, do I need to create a new instance?
Mar 14 00:48:35 <Aoi> hm.. so EditText's setError can be used to display a hint and a message.. but I have to "misuse" it if I want to have a checkmark with a positive message instead? is that good practice or should I try to have some sort of "setSuccess" in an extended EditText-class?
Mar 14 01:16:14 <RustyShackleford> Jake Wharton really likes printf
Mar 14 01:16:43 <RustyShackleford> Timber and SqlBrite both use printf formatting strings
Mar 14 01:19:42 <JakeWharton> 2 occurrences as a threshold for "really likes"?
Mar 14 01:21:22 <RustyShackleford> is it true?
Mar 14 01:21:32 <RustyShackleford> you're right I don't have the data to support that. I'm speculating
Mar 14 01:24:15 <JakeWharton> I have no preference
Mar 14 01:24:32 <JakeWharton> I just use whatever is fastest to get a desired result and move on.
Mar 14 01:25:38 <Aoi> weird.. for some reason I cannot get my vector image (which I imported from SVG) to work.. the width and height are set properly and the viewportHeight and viewportWidth are also what they were when I made it... but it just does not display
Mar 14 01:28:28 <RustyShackleford> JakeWharton: do you know of an example somewhere that shows some more advanced queries with SQLBrite?
Mar 14 01:28:55 <RustyShackleford> not sure if I should filter my data using rxjava or using sql where clauses
Mar 14 01:29:49 <Aoi> I learned to filter data with sql as much as possible unless it requires a lot of sub-queries and filtering using the method, which post-processes data, does not
Mar 14 01:41:21 <Aoi> hm .. solved.. the images were not showing up, because it seems I have to setBounds on the drawable before I can use it in setError.. because otherwise it apparently uses viewport width and height instead of intrinsic ones
Mar 14 01:43:47 <mrec> is there any recommended way to profile jni code on android?
Mar 14 01:52:50 <g00s> Napalm is the databinding stuff out of beta ?
Mar 14 02:07:45 <Aoi> lol so weird... in order to get my Drawable set onto a EditText... I have to call setCompoundDreawablesWithINtrinsicBounds twice..
Mar 14 02:08:09 <Aoi> one after the other.. then it works as supposed - otherwise it does not draw the image
Mar 14 02:08:31 <Napalm> g00s: yes
Mar 14 02:08:54 <g00s> Napalm oh nice, when did that happen ... thought just a few months ago was still in beta
Mar 14 02:09:05 <Napalm> Aoi: thats because it doesnt have instrinsic bounds probabyl
Mar 14 02:09:50 <Aoi> well - I am setting the bounds .. and even if I only use setCompoundDrawables and setBounds on the icon itself, it still needs to calls to show up
Mar 14 02:09:58 <Aoi> no idea why.. but hey .. if it works D:
Mar 14 02:10:28 <Aoi> I have set pretty much everything and tried until I came up with the idea by aciddentally duplicating my code rows..
Mar 14 02:11:19 <Napalm> Aoi: try mutating your drawable first.. or perhaps your drawables callbacks are not being set
Mar 14 02:11:31 <Napalm> Aoi: something definately not right there
Mar 14 02:12:38 <Aoi> the problem was reproducable.. just setError when EditText is empty.. then when I leave focus, it shows the exclamation mark (custom Drawable I made)
Mar 14 02:13:15 <g00s> lol, android development in nutshell http://i.imgur.com/Lipwcyr.gifv?gifm
Mar 14 02:13:29 <Aoi> then I reenter field - it gains focus - and make it valid by adding a letter or so .. then when I leave again,it was supposed to use setCompoundDrawables to draw a checkmark
Mar 14 02:14:03 <Aoi> HAHA omg @ g00s .. so true!
Mar 14 02:15:19 <capella> ermegerd XD
Mar 14 02:15:57 <Aoi> such a cute goat
Mar 14 02:16:14 <Aoi> or is it a buck?
Mar 14 02:18:14 <Napalm> oohhh
Mar 14 02:18:21 <Napalm> Aoi: your using setError?
Mar 14 02:18:26 <Aoi> yeah
Mar 14 02:18:29 <Napalm> dont
Mar 14 02:18:35 <Aoi> I like the popup
Mar 14 02:18:39 <Napalm> its known to be buggy as hell
Mar 14 02:18:50 <g00s> Aoi or this one "oh look, a new library!" http://i.imgur.com/xm2wltg.gifv
Mar 14 02:18:59 <Aoi> well .. I use setError .. and when I use setCompoundDrawables, I use setError(null) beforehand
Mar 14 02:19:21 <Aoi> lol animals are funny :D
Mar 14 02:19:35 <Aoi> sonic the hedgehog yeah!
Mar 14 02:19:56 <g00s> and this was all android devs last week when news of java 8 & stuff came out http://i.imgur.com/xuR9Eao.gifv
Mar 14 02:21:15 <g00s> Napalm lol seterror still buggy? i remember it was buggy in 4.1 ... O.o
Mar 14 02:21:33 <Napalm> all i know.. is to avoid it. it was bugging since day 1
Mar 14 02:21:37 <Napalm> i mean android 1.5
Mar 14 02:22:01 <Aoi> g00s I thought that's Apple fanboys when another apple phone was announced xD
Mar 14 02:22:30 <Aoi> anyway @Napalm - my workaround works as supposed.. so I am okay with it for now
Mar 14 02:22:37 <Aoi> if I encounter it being too buggy, I'll ditch it
Mar 14 02:22:59 <Aoi> oh and I am so very much looking forward to lambda expressions in android :D
Mar 14 02:23:15 <Napalm> Aoi: its probably a symtom of another problem
Mar 14 02:23:25 <Napalm> Aoi: you can already use them
Mar 14 02:23:34 <Napalm> Apo: retrolambda ftw
Mar 14 02:23:37 <Napalm> Aio
Mar 14 02:23:47 <Napalm> ps. the new lambda stuff is restrictive
Mar 14 02:24:23 <Aoi> well I don't have to use it, but I'm happy whenever I can.. tho at work we only migrated to 1.7 ..
Mar 14 02:24:44 <Aoi> so .. big companies are REALLY slow in regards to migrating to a new java version :/
Mar 14 02:25:24 <Napalm> Aoi: i got the bbc using lambda via retrolambda back in 2012
Mar 14 02:25:31 <Napalm> or it might have been 2013
Mar 14 02:25:33 <Napalm> i forget
Mar 14 02:25:41 <Napalm> "In order to use the new Java 8 language features, you need to also use the new Jack toolchain"
Mar 14 02:25:57 <Aoi> Jack toolchain o_O?
Mar 14 02:26:08 <Napalm> https://developer.android.com/preview/j8-jack.html
Mar 14 02:27:17 <Aoi> lol.. instantrun - a new feature - does not support it .. haha ..
Mar 14 02:27:27 <Aoi> I'll wait I guess..
Mar 14 02:28:44 <Aoi> damn.. gotta get up in 4 hours..
Mar 14 02:29:10 <Aoi> gonna go grab some sleep until then.. see you guys.. @ Napalm - my lib got accepted.. and I am using it using the usual "compile '...'" statement now :D
Mar 14 02:29:46 <Aoi> I might be on tomorrow (on = not afk) so if you want, you can PM me then.. good night everyone
Mar 14 02:32:47 <shmooooz> anyone have a second gen Moto G they can test my app on ?
Mar 14 02:32:53 <g00s> Napalm i keep wishing we could extend the resource system with our own custom qualifiers
Mar 14 02:33:07 <RustyShackleford> any 5x owners? Do you agree with the reviewers that say its too laggy?
Mar 14 02:35:40 <g00s> hm so i guess nanohttpd works on android ... whats a good lightweight template engine to generate html
Mar 14 02:36:09 <Napalm> g00s: yes, kinda.. but then things would get really messy
Mar 14 02:36:16 <g00s> i think stringtemplate could do it, but that would depend on antlr - not exactly lightweight
Mar 14 02:36:24 <Napalm> g00s: you could actually do it
Mar 14 02:36:55 <Napalm> but use the names of the resources
Mar 14 02:36:57 <Napalm> would be really hacky
Mar 14 02:37:09 <g00s> yeah i shy away from hacky :)
Mar 14 02:37:18 <g00s> oh look thats so clever !
Mar 14 02:37:21 <g00s> 6 mos later ...
Mar 14 02:37:23 <g00s> W T F
Mar 14 02:38:44 <Napalm> g00s: thats what you thought of my night/not-night hack.. but thats how they added the new feature
Mar 14 02:38:47 <Napalm> a year later :D
Mar 14 02:38:50 <g00s> lol
Mar 14 02:40:04 <g00s> don't want to know how the sausage is made ...
Mar 14 02:40:50 <Napalm> g00s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkfpR2LjpfE
Mar 14 02:41:22 <g00s> oh god no
Mar 14 02:41:30 <rowan7> haha. That was dissapointing. I was hoping that vid had something to do with how they implemented night mode.
Mar 14 02:41:36 <rowan7> not even close
Mar 14 02:42:02 <Napalm> rowan7: want to know how
Mar 14 02:42:03 <Napalm> ?
Mar 14 02:42:15 <rowan7> With trepedation I say yes
Mar 14 02:42:55 <Napalm> rowan7: https://gist.github.com/slightfoot/c508cdc8828a478572e0
Mar 14 02:43:17 <Napalm> g00s: that was 6 May 2014
Mar 14 02:43:18 <Napalm> fuck
Mar 14 02:43:25 <Napalm> it was a long ass time ago
Mar 14 02:44:25 <RustyShackleford> join #reactivex
Mar 14 02:44:31 <RustyShackleford> woops
Mar 14 02:44:38 <Napalm> RustyShackleford: no
Mar 14 02:44:39 <Napalm> :D
Mar 14 02:44:44 <RustyShackleford> anyway, is there a rxjava/reactivex channel?
Mar 14 02:45:08 <Napalm> rowan7: they do it the exact same way.
Mar 14 02:45:08 <g00s> Napalm have you looked at project reactor ?
Mar 14 02:45:11 <konk3r> Is it considered good practice to keep Activity references as WeakReferences?
Mar 14 02:45:22 <konk3r> I'm always nervous about keeping an activity as a field
Mar 14 02:45:24 <grekkos> is it weird if instead of passing my argument to my AsyncTask's execute() I have it in the constructor? I just realized I was doing this
Mar 14 02:45:27 <Napalm> depends.. try not to keep them at all
Mar 14 02:45:53 <Napalm> grekkos: no, infact there is no difference since you cant reuse your task
Mar 14 02:46:03 <grekkos> Napalm: yeah that's what i was thinking
Mar 14 02:46:06 <konk3r> Napalm: Me too, but I want a presenter to be able to open a new activity though, so it needs to be able to access the activity for startActivity()
Mar 14 02:46:30 <Napalm> grekkos: there is ofc the issue of memory barrier issues and other things.. this can be got around by making those variables you pass in final
Mar 14 02:46:43 <konk3r> Maybe I should store the activity on bind, and remove it on unbind
Mar 14 02:47:03 <Napalm> konk3r: does it, does it really? no
Mar 14 02:47:17 <grekkos> Napalm: yeah it's already final
Mar 14 02:47:25 <Napalm> konk3r: you get a View probably in your callback.. so use view.getContext().startActivity
Mar 14 02:47:40 <Napalm> grekkos: then your golden
Mar 14 02:47:47 <konk3r> Fair enough. View contexts are always activities, right?
Mar 14 02:48:36 <rowan7> Ok so I am not as smart as you guys, the issue is they are using that class just to store nightmode on/off as a preference?
Mar 14 02:48:48 <Napalm> konk3r: no
Mar 14 02:48:55 <Napalm> they can be ContextWrappers
Mar 14 02:49:04 <Napalm> that finally link to a Activity
Mar 14 02:49:08 <g00s> "Jack is extremely slow to compile too." booooooo !!!
Mar 14 02:49:10 <Napalm> but yea.. in essence
Mar 14 02:49:11 <konk3r> Alright, good enough
Mar 14 02:49:32 <konk3r> Yeah, ContextWrappers are a mild annoyance in terms of code legibility but not that big of a deal
Mar 14 02:49:53 <Napalm> rowan7: thats my implementation for a couple of years back.
Mar 14 02:50:18 <mrec> does anyone have experience with displaying yuv420p pictures? Is libyuv faster than using opengl shaders?
Mar 14 02:50:57 <rowan7> Napalm, indeed. I understood that. I just wanted to confirm that storing it as a preference is what you guys were calling hacky. yeah?
Mar 14 02:53:11 <RustyShackleford> so I have an Observable<List<TrainStop>> which I want to filter
Mar 14 02:53:18 <Napalm> rowan7: they dont store it
Mar 14 02:53:42 <Napalm> rowan7: the use a static to keep the default option and then the local activity option is stored and restored in the instanceState
Mar 14 02:53:46 <RustyShackleford> .filter(new Func1<List<TrainStop>, Boolean>()  is almost what I want
Mar 14 02:54:09 <RustyShackleford> I could iterate over the list inside that function
Mar 14 02:54:19 <RustyShackleford> but there must be a way to operate on them one element at a time
Mar 14 02:55:15 <rowan7> Napalm, Ah ty for the explains
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