**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Mar 25 02:59:59 2016 Mar 25 03:12:12 I have been hacking at this for a while now and cannot figure out why it isn't working: http://pastebin.com/XVSM2d2h Mar 25 03:12:41 I'm using FFmpeg to decode video, I get SIGSEGV on sws_scale when decoding my first frame Mar 25 03:31:08 I want an issue tracker Mar 25 03:31:14 my todo.txt is getting out of hand Mar 25 03:31:41 github/bitbucket issues are kinda weak. A kanban board would be awesome Mar 25 03:32:00 RustyShackleford i use taskwarrior, but its not kanban Mar 25 03:32:28 maybe trello has a free tier Mar 25 03:33:01 https://waffle.io/ Mar 25 03:33:40 how do I install the NDK in the Android SDK Manager using the command line? Mar 25 03:34:08 just like everything at work, we use an IBM bug tracker Mar 25 03:34:32 I have not used a single IBM program thats been good lol Mar 25 03:35:05 taskwarrior is pretty neat Mar 25 03:35:32 jakepetroules uh, i just downloaded the nkd zip file from the web site :| Mar 25 03:35:51 not interested in that Mar 25 03:36:10 the SDK manager provides a checkbox to download it, why does that not appear to be visible on the command line version? Mar 25 03:36:33 probably because you have to click through license Mar 25 03:37:02 no, you have to accept license for plenty of other android packages Mar 25 03:37:07 Hey there Mar 25 03:37:21 jakepetroules and the ndk is like hundreds of megs Mar 25 03:37:38 as I said, it's visible in the UI Mar 25 03:37:51 eh good luck :) Mar 25 03:38:00 wow 770 megs for the zip haha Mar 25 03:38:21 jakepetroules file a bug or submit a patch Mar 25 03:38:24 I have a general understanding of java, however, I'm struggling to understand some components of android development. I was wondering if any of you guys could point me to some good videos on adapters Mar 25 03:39:27 Or more specifically, how to pass for example a string array to a card layout Mar 25 03:39:39 NewProgrammer you could try the udacity course Mar 25 03:39:57 waffle.io is free for public github repos Mar 25 03:40:07 but there are plenty of examples of BaseAdapter for listview in ApiDemos Mar 25 03:40:16 recyclerview is something different Mar 25 03:40:20 I guess I don't mind open sourcing this. I mostly ripped off the architecture from another github repo so... Mar 25 03:40:55 Yea thats what I'm trying to figure out. I took a course in comp sci this semester, but it only touched lightly on GUIs and that was using swing Mar 25 03:41:35 My understanding of it is recycler view is essentially a new and improved list view, and then you can pass a card view into the "list" view Mar 25 03:41:44 Is this mostly correct? Mar 25 03:42:14 its new and more flexible but sometimes plain LV is easier Mar 25 03:42:28 hm okay Mar 25 03:42:46 listview isn't deprecated, sometime its easier using CursorAdapter Mar 25 03:43:27 I have no clue what Cursor Adapter is lol.... Mar 25 03:43:36 from database Mar 25 03:43:39 This is more difficult than I anticipated:p Mar 25 03:44:01 Would you mind trying to answer some questions I had? Mar 25 03:46:48 bitbucketcards.com Mar 25 03:46:49 boom Mar 25 03:46:54 pretty neat Mar 25 03:48:37 waffle.io is prettier. But this code is MINE Mar 25 03:48:42 mine mine mine Mar 25 04:20:20 I'm trying to use an okhttp3 Interceptor to mock out the server for these retrofit network calls Mar 25 04:20:48 can you display a single chip anywhere? or only in that edittextview thing Mar 25 04:20:59 I have a text file (or a string), I want to send this through my network code Mar 25 04:28:36 Can anyone explain to me how to pass a string array to the recycler view? Mar 25 04:29:54 NewProgrammer: https://github.com/codepath/android_guides/wiki/Using-the-RecyclerView Mar 25 04:30:45 oh thanks orbyt, that seems promising Mar 25 04:54:26 hey guys Mar 25 04:54:52 is it possible to have multiple TextViews inside a ListView row? Mar 25 04:55:00 and each textview must be clickable Mar 25 04:56:57 http://prntscr.com/ajp0t9 I'm trying to make my ListView looks like this Mar 25 04:58:18 I'm sorry I have no clue I'm new... Mar 25 04:58:42 Can someone just confirm my understanding that a ViewHolder is essentially one row or a recycler view? Mar 25 05:00:25 NewProgrammer: A ViewHolder is just that, it basically "holds" a view that you can reuse and bind different data to. Mar 25 05:01:07 xJeremyCx: from the looks of what your doing use a recyclerview Mar 25 05:01:14 xJeremyCx: but yes you can Mar 25 05:01:46 may I know how? Mar 25 05:01:57 I'm struggling to understand the hierarchy. So essentially the recyclerview is the list. Each row is a View Holder. The adapter takes information from somewhere, formats it using an xml file, and then puts it into a View Holder. Is this correct? Mar 25 05:02:21 the list items will be added dynamically Mar 25 05:03:19 orbyt^^^^ Mar 25 05:03:37 NewProgrammer: there are some great videos on using recyclerviews Mar 25 05:03:42 that talk through the logic of it Mar 25 05:04:09 I'm currently watching one by Slidenerd. But it's very fast and I struggle to understand his accent:p Mar 25 05:04:19 yeah he's got a funky accent for sure Mar 25 05:04:21 Hi all, I am trying to write a ViewHolder for a treeview and not figuring out what should be done. Mar 25 05:04:52 The recyclerview is a bit less intuitive than like a listview, but it's more flexible Mar 25 05:05:44 Yea its the adapter I'm struggling most to understand Mar 25 05:05:51 I think there are some chet haas videos that explain what's going on Mar 25 05:06:06 basically the idea is to reuse the views over and over so you don' thave to destroy/recreate new ones Mar 25 05:06:14 I get that it converts information into the viewholder, its just complicated:p A bit behind the intro to comp sci course I took Mar 25 05:06:15 this is my holder http://pastebin.com/6XxLBQK2 Mar 25 05:06:45 using this package - https://github.com/bmelnychuk/AndroidTreeView for the tree view. Mar 25 05:07:09 Creating a node like this TreeNode temp = new TreeNode(subname).setViewHolder(new TreeViewHolderLevel1(PlanDownloadPromptActivity.context)); Mar 25 05:07:32 are you trying to display a file heirarchy? Mar 25 05:07:57 Another thing is wtf is an inflator Mar 25 05:08:12 but getting an exception - java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.String cannot be cast to in.23.teacherapp.TreeViewHolderLevel1$TreeItem1 03-25 10:28:45.569 5481-5481/in.twentythreepointfour.teacherapp W/System.err: at in.23.teacherapp.TreeViewHolderLevel1.createNodeView(TreeViewHolderLevel1.java:13) 03-25 10:28:45.569 5481-5481/in.twentythreepointfour.teacherapp W/System.err: at com.unnamed.b.atv.model.TreeNode Mar 25 05:08:14 an inflator I think is the thing that will inflate from a resource file into an object Mar 25 05:08:22 for example Mar 25 05:09:12 fattire: I am trying to display a file hierarchy with selectable items. Mar 25 05:09:26 Looks like NewProgrammer and I have viewholder issues :P Mar 25 05:10:09 Lol I took an intro to Comp Sci last semester, it only lightly touched on GUIs and I used swing. So this is definitely different. Mar 25 05:11:12 any help on how to write viewholders? Mar 25 05:12:02 I'm watching a vid by Slidenerd currently. I think thats what I'm doing.... :D Mar 25 05:12:08 I can send the link if you want Mar 25 05:12:09 android_holder: you might want to look at the Storage Access Framework Mar 25 05:12:24 https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/document-provider.html Mar 25 05:13:04 android_holder: this would do exactly that-- let users select files or directories via a picker thing Mar 25 05:13:11 fattire: Is that about accessing file folder hierachies? I have achieved that already. Mar 25 05:13:20 android_holder: it does a few things Mar 25 05:13:28 1. you dont have to worry about permissions at all Mar 25 05:13:41 2. you can ask the user to select one or more files or a directory Mar 25 05:13:42 so here is my problem - I get from my service what folder structure needs to be created (its like a course structure - subjects, topics etc). Mar 25 05:14:02 3. it will let users select files/folders on things like dropbox or google drive as well. Mar 25 05:14:06 user can select specific chapters and click download - that will create the folders on device. Mar 25 05:14:36 android_holder: you might want to look into a content provider and/or the SAF referenced above Mar 25 05:14:39 just to know what your options are Mar 25 05:14:48 to show the selection view - I am using the AndroidTreeView project on GitHub. they use ViewHolders to style the tree items. Mar 25 05:15:05 when I write that it throws this error - java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.String cannot be cast to in.23.teacherapp.TreeViewHolderLevel1$TreeItem1 03-25 Mar 25 05:15:48 fattire: I already used the link provided by you to open the files once downloaded. Mar 25 05:16:01 I am adding the trree view to download now - which is not working. Mar 25 05:16:28 I'm not sure exactly what you mean as far as what you're doing... Mar 25 05:16:50 you want it to download multiple files? Mar 25 05:16:54 and then create them all? Mar 25 05:17:11 could you get it as an archive and then unzip it or something? Mar 25 05:17:58 I'm not sure exactly how what you're describing is supposed to work.. it sounds like you're saying you present a few topics and then it creates a while file heirarchy... Mar 25 05:18:01 whole Mar 25 05:18:05 or something Mar 25 05:18:34 I want to do it like this - https://camo.githubusercontent.com/685069a582e1c6afee13095de6a3748564d0cc94/68747470733a2f2f7777772e64726f70626f782e636f6d2f732f6e633671346a75626161753078356d2f53637265656e73686f745f323031352d30322d31352d32332d31362d35362e706e673f646c3d31 Mar 25 05:18:49 but with more than two levels Mar 25 05:20:33 I am not casting String to any other object. Still getting the ClassCastException. Mar 25 05:21:37 Has anyone here had experience with the ndk? I'm trying to attach to my app using `ndk-gdb`, but getting this message: "ERROR: Could not extract package's data directory. Are you sure that your installed application is debuggable?" Mar 25 05:22:49 I've checked the android:debuggable flag in my manifest, as well as built using `ndk-build NDK_DEBUG=1`. The app is running in an emulator on android 4.4.2, using either x86 or armv7. No luck on either. Mar 25 05:23:26 johannish: lazy fix, but can you debug it as root? Mar 25 05:33:41 Bah. Client went on the fritz. Anyhow, any further explanation about what you mean by debugging as root, dave0x6d? Mar 25 05:37:29 i can't believe how hard it is to pass some recorded responses through my application's network code Mar 25 05:37:49 seems like an okhttp3 Interceptor will do what I need. Mar 25 05:39:16 http://pastebin.com/kdKgKt5a Mar 25 05:40:02 Error. java.lang.IllegalStateException: request == null Mar 25 05:40:25 at line 32 Mar 25 05:41:38 So I've just spent the last hour probably following this Slidenerd video. Nearly finished and just have to call a "getActivity" method, and yet there is no such thing Mar 25 05:41:50 Is getActivity a method from some class I'm meant to extend? Mar 25 05:42:09 fattire? Mar 25 05:42:42 Fragment.getActivity()? Mar 25 05:42:52 Ohhhh Mar 25 05:43:00 He was doing this part on a fragment Mar 25 05:43:11 I'm doing it just on my MainActivity Mar 25 05:43:30 So should it be MainActivity.getActivity().getData()? Mar 25 05:44:07 Nope same thing Mar 25 05:44:16 I'm not even following most of what hes doing honestly Mar 25 05:44:35 But Im gonna be really sad if I've invested this much time into it and it won't work due to a silly error Mar 25 05:44:46 Fragment.getActivity() return a reference to MainActivity Mar 25 05:44:59 well if thats the activity that hosts it Mar 25 05:45:06 so you want "this" Mar 25 05:45:27 the this keyword Mar 25 05:45:39 The code he says is adapter = new Adapter(getActivity().getData()); Mar 25 05:46:02 Nah this.getActivity() isn't working either Mar 25 05:46:09 I don't have a getActivity method though... Mar 25 05:46:18 Idk where he's getting his from Mar 25 05:48:55 NewProgrammer: not this.getActivity() Mar 25 05:49:03 this IS the MainActivity Mar 25 05:49:16 no need for getActivity() Mar 25 05:49:29 ohhh Mar 25 05:49:30 you only need that method if you're in a Fragment Mar 25 05:49:36 so this.getData()? Mar 25 05:49:55 try it? I haven't seen any code Mar 25 05:50:08 Darn nope Mar 25 05:50:26 "Adapter is abstract..." Mar 25 05:50:38 ...cannot be instantiated Mar 25 05:51:37 http://pastebin.com/A9fUg5Qe Mar 25 05:51:43 It's really simple code Mar 25 05:51:57 All I'm trying to do is create a recyclerview with 4 strings lol Mar 25 05:53:55 RustyShackleford^ Mar 25 05:55:01 well the error is right there Mar 25 05:55:08 Adapter is an abstract class Mar 25 05:55:15 you want RecyclerView.Adapter Mar 25 05:55:49 did you write your own custom adapter? a recycler view needs a bit more code than this Mar 25 05:56:10 Sorry I'm not very good at java quite yet lol... So instead of Adapter adapter = new.... it should be RecyclerView.Adapter adapter = new...? Mar 25 05:56:39 Well "write my own" is not true. I'm copying one off of a video Mar 25 05:57:04 http://pastebin.com/G4dqYKyS Mar 25 05:57:08 Adapter code^ Mar 25 06:01:41 RustyShackleford: Honestly I'm quite out of my depth here. The only other GUI stuff I've done is simple swing GUIs where you could pass arrays directly to a list lol... Adapters are much more complex it seems Mar 25 06:01:42 NewProgrammer: okay don't call it adapter Mar 25 06:01:53 Adapter Mar 25 06:01:56 whatever Mar 25 06:02:09 Why not> Mar 25 06:02:12 ?* Mar 25 06:02:17 you're expecting a com.example.nathan.myapplication.Adapter Mar 25 06:02:29 you imported a Mar 25 06:02:31 import android.widget.Adapter; Mar 25 06:03:12 ohh Mar 25 06:03:12 MyAdapter, CustomAdapter, whatever is a good idea for exactly this reason. Your IDE imported the wrong Adapter Mar 25 06:03:16 I think I see Mar 25 06:03:18 Okay Mar 25 06:04:59 RustyShackleford: Wait so what am I not calling adapter Mar 25 06:05:07 Is it the class file or the object Mar 25 06:06:58 I'm not actually sure what you're referring to when I'm looking at it Mar 25 06:11:59 RustyShackleford: Alright I'm gonna have to call it quits for tonight. Its two am for me currently lol... Thanks for the help though! I'll have to figure this out tomorrow unfortunately. Mar 25 06:20:53 Hello. How can I find the latest version of android support libraries? Mar 25 06:47:58 Does anyone know if one can use Android Device Manager ring finder with the android device offline Mar 25 06:49:26 Is there any way to remove title from CollapsingToolbarLayout altogether? Mar 25 08:58:59 anyone knows if there is some issue when trying to parse json with Gson to BigDecimal.. ? Mar 25 09:10:17 "com.google.gson.JsonSyntaxException: java.lang.NumberFormatException: Bad offset/length: offset=0 len=0 in.length=0" Mar 25 09:11:16 wouldnt be simpler to use string Mar 25 09:11:27 and convert that to bigdecimal Mar 25 09:12:03 maybe Mar 25 09:13:22 yea i'm going to switch to string, i don't really need the data type for now Mar 25 09:20:28 hey,can i log my app's cpu, gpu,ram ,battery and network usages programatically into txt file ? Mar 25 09:20:42 just like Android Monitor Mar 25 10:33:58 Cursor call inside onBindViewHolder of RecyclerView Adapter causes Cursor Leak exception to be thrown. Specifically line #38 http://pastebin.com/RJazT5y6. Any suggestion on possible cause? Doesn't cause a break in code but I'll like to keep things clean. Mar 25 10:40:44 Is it possbile to have a Open BETA APK and also a Production APK at the same time? Mar 25 11:07:08 Is it possbile to have a Open BETA APK and also a Production APK at the same time? Mar 25 11:28:35 ad Mar 25 11:28:41 anyone here? Mar 25 11:29:03 its pretty dead today Mar 25 11:29:17 it's always like this? Mar 25 11:30:36 not always, it's a day off for many people though Mar 25 11:30:36 nope Mar 25 11:32:01 does anyone have problems with the nexus 5 gallery ? Mar 25 11:32:40 i want to retrieve the path from a picture that is in the gallery Mar 25 11:32:41 is this developer question Mar 25 11:33:05 sounds like a job for #android or #android-root Mar 25 11:33:10 but the path it's not right Mar 25 11:33:22 no android devs here ? Mar 25 11:33:28 what is the path Mar 25 11:33:47 Ashiren: getting it programmatically, I think, so yes, a developer question :) Mar 25 11:34:18 oh i thought he meant the gallery app :v Mar 25 11:34:45 http://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/Environment.html#DIRECTORY_DCIM Mar 25 11:35:50 thx. i will look into it Mar 25 11:35:52 :) Mar 25 11:43:25 Today I embark on my journey to have a better caching mechanism in my app. All of my storage is done locally in the db, so when my app process starts for the first time, I want to load the db items into a List of POJOS. My first issue that someone mentioned to me was that my pojos are mutable (they have setters), is that bad? Mar 25 12:34:43 Trying to build the Android launcher3 but it seems that when i Import i end up in with 2 projects... the wallpaperpicker and toggleweightwatcher, where they seem to depend on eachother Mar 25 12:34:56 not sure if anyone here has built it successfully Mar 25 12:35:02 Bear10: you can only build it via AOSP Mar 25 12:35:08 but yes, I have built it successfully Mar 25 12:35:25 justJanne: oh really? Mar 25 12:35:38 can't build it separately? Mar 25 12:35:58 was attempting to follow this justJanne https://chislonchow.wordpress.com/2014/04/12/android-launcher-3-build-from-eclipse-from-4-4-2-source/ Mar 25 12:36:19 and i have 90% of it done but at this stage they depend on eachother it seems for some resources Mar 25 12:38:01 Bear10: are you building with gradle or with Android make? Mar 25 12:38:08 Eclipse won’t work with versions later than 5.0 Mar 25 12:38:35 Eclipse Mar 25 12:39:03 guess ill give Android make or gradle a shot Mar 25 12:39:16 gradle seems easier to use Mar 25 12:39:21 try using IDEA IntelliJ with gradle Mar 25 12:39:46 alright thanks Mar 25 12:41:21 Holy Fuck Android Launcher3 Mar 25 12:41:27 all classes in one package? Mar 25 12:42:09 would android studio do the job? Mar 25 12:42:32 It should, as it’s just intellij free edition + plugins Mar 25 12:42:57 ah ok cool will give it a shot Mar 25 12:43:05 thanks a bunch Mar 25 12:43:16 didnt think it'd be this long of a process tbh Mar 25 12:48:48 Bear10: it is building for me now, btw Mar 25 12:48:52 testing it right now Mar 25 12:49:18 justJanne: sweet, installing studio right now Mar 25 12:49:42 you need to comment out the line 21 in protos/backup.proto Mar 25 12:49:47 it looks like "option javanano_use_deprecated_package = true;" Mar 25 12:49:51 aha Mar 25 12:49:57 i saw that earlier when building the protos Mar 25 12:50:07 didnt want to touch it as i had no idea what it did Mar 25 12:50:16 how did you build it? via Android Studio? Mar 25 12:50:20 Gradle? Mar 25 12:50:39 im installing AS right now Mar 25 12:50:39 yup Mar 25 12:50:44 use gradle wrapper, Mar 25 12:50:50 set distribution version to 2.2 Mar 25 12:50:55 then comment that line out, Mar 25 12:50:56 pfn: around? Mar 25 12:50:56 and build Mar 25 12:51:17 ok cool, hopefully i dont need to configure too many things in AS Mar 25 12:51:24 never used it before, have always used eclipse Mar 25 12:51:33 eclipse is so last week Mar 25 12:52:13 pfn: i am having some trouble with "protify", android:install works, but protify doesn't Mar 25 12:52:15 haven't touched android dev since 4.x almost maybe before XD Mar 25 12:52:18 ouch Mar 25 12:52:23 Expected ':' (if selecting a configuration.... Mar 25 12:52:24 I can’t deal with that launcher Mar 25 12:52:31 icons aren’t even in a proper grid anymore T_T Mar 25 12:52:44 justJanne: is it not the latest one? i've been looking for the latest and can't seem to find it Mar 25 13:05:18 When I add "androidTestCompile 'com.android.support.test.espresso:espresso-core:2.2.1'" to my build.gradle I get "androidTestCompile 'com.android.support.test.espresso:espresso-core:2.2.1'". What does this mean? Mar 25 13:05:23 oops Mar 25 13:05:32 I get "Error:Conflict with dependency 'com.android.support:support-annotations'. Resolved versions for app (23.2.1) and test app (23.0.1) differ. See http://g.co/androidstudio/app-test-app-conflict for details." Mar 25 13:06:44 Is there any way to use image in ImageSpan like canvas to draw inside EditText? Mar 25 13:26:25 Hi all, I've coded some mobile apps using unity but that requires almost no knowledge about app development. I'm hoping to learn more about it and wanted to make a custom alarm clock. My plan was to use the android alarm clock: https://github.com/android/platform_packages_apps_alarmclock Could anyone point me to anything to help me learn about the process? I'm not really sure how to get this code running so I can work on it Mar 25 13:26:52 Is it as simple as downloading that git repo and running it in eclipse? Mar 25 13:28:07 lame why are the google apps still eclipse projects Mar 25 13:28:27 I'm not even sure if they are Mar 25 13:36:26 Oh, boy, this seems like terrible design. I switched my 5.1 tablet into Japanese and it took 1/2 hour to get it back. Mar 25 13:37:28 The language selection is in a submenu on this device: the main menu has a ‘world’ icon next to it, but that raises a list of text with no more icons, and I couldn’t tell which one was the language selector. No idea whether that’s google or the device manufacturer, but there should always be an icon next to the language selector button! Mar 25 13:37:50 My bad for not being more multi-lingual, but sheesh. Mar 25 13:37:50 do you not read Japanese? Mar 25 13:38:17 nope. I was actually trying to switch to Chinese, but I guess that test was good enough. Mar 25 13:38:30 eh, close enough Mar 25 13:41:12 Has anybody tried the "BluetoothLeGatt" example Bluetooth4 program? Mar 25 13:47:30 I'm working on a messenger, each convo could have potentially thousands of messages, I want to load up only the first hundred from the db, as the user scrolls up, I want to load more, but I ALSO don't want to get into an OOM by having the user scroll up continuously. What's the best way to handle this? Mar 25 13:59:11 eghdk I did some napkin math on this one day and figured it was like a meg per thousand and decided to not microoptimize my memory usage Mar 25 13:59:28 but if you want to do so, some kind of circular list may do the trick Mar 25 13:59:47 the bulk of memory savings is already done for you by view recycling Mar 25 14:01:44 missingno: Thanks for the heads up. CircularList... I was thinking of some kind of windowing or something, is there a Data type that would help implement a circular list or something? I was thinking an LRUCache, but never used it before. Trying to see if anyone has solved this already. Mar 25 14:03:16 eghdk: are you using some sort of pagination mechanism with your api calls? Mar 25 14:03:42 Essentially yeah RingoMckraken Mar 25 14:05:23 egdhk: you could possible use an object pool and keep track of the max number of objects(models i assume) that you can get by without throwing an OOM error, and in your recycler view adapter detect when you've hit the bottom of the list, add a progress view while making the api call, then remove, add the new elements and shablaam Mar 25 14:07:15 if the user "scrolls fast" back to the top of the list you may just need some sort of cache like your said LRU/etc, i've been using a key value store call SnappyDb lately its wicked faster that sqlite although it has some quirks with 64 bit architecture when building Mar 25 14:10:57 How can I plug this: https://github.com/android/platform_packages_apps_alarmclock into eclipse? Mar 25 14:11:41 RingoMckraken: Interesting. Yeah, it's easy right now to show 50 results, load 50 more, and replace them in the list. It's more of an issue of if I wanted to load 50, load 50 more, and not swap the list, just keep it growing, but at a certain point I need to stop the list from growing, and was more curious if anyone knew a data structure that does this. Mar 25 14:13:26 Object pooling sounds like what you need Mar 25 14:13:26 hiii guys how can i backup my phone using 'adb backup' in linux Mar 25 14:13:41 it will allow you to release and reclaim objects Mar 25 14:14:09 http://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/v4/util/Pools.html Mar 25 14:16:13 rajasekhar: from cmdline run adb backup -all Mar 25 14:16:41 RingoMckraken: Cool. I will look into it. Mar 25 14:17:58 Is it bad practice to have a model object with static util methods? Currently my models are a bunch of getters and utils. Mar 25 14:18:08 RingoMckraken : dose it backup all the data in my phone?? Mar 25 14:18:41 raja: every but your individual apps Mar 25 14:18:49 there's some other flags as well Mar 25 14:19:10 mbarisa, be specific Mar 25 14:19:47 eghdk: if your static util methods do something that doesn't depend on "instanced" values or fields you should be ok Mar 25 14:20:46 eghdk: if your manipulating the state of an instance that can get harry, my rule of them is if the method just returns some calced value or object then its ok to be static Mar 25 14:21:55 ex: CarObject.calculateMilesPerGallon(float milesTraveled, float fuelUsed) Mar 25 14:22:51 Gotcha. Yeah, my ModelObjects are mutable right now, and they have util methods. Someone recommended to make my ModelObjects immutable and so I'm redoing my class and thinking of removing my static util methods, but seems like they wouldn't hurt too much. Mar 25 14:30:07 i guess you could make them kind of immutable during initialization with the final keyword but in java thats kind of just a promise Mar 25 14:37:17 Yeah, I just want to make sure that my objects don't get changed and aren't actually in line with my local db which, right now, someone could update a field, they could forget to update, but the UI would show something different that what the DB actually has Mar 25 14:37:51 that is a complex situation for sure Mar 25 14:38:10 are you using sqlite for data persistence? Mar 25 14:42:32 RingoMckraken: Yep. Mar 25 14:43:01 eghdk: any threading involved? Mar 25 14:43:21 So I download data, and insert it into my db. Then I load from DB into my ModelObjects, which go into a List, and my front end, just displays that list. Mar 25 14:43:37 RingoMckraken: Yeah, everything non gui related is going on in the background. Mar 25 14:44:01 right on, it gets pretty crazy with all those callbacks sometimes haha Mar 25 14:44:31 eghdk it's generally good practice to try to keep any business logic out of the models, even if they're static methods Mar 25 14:44:50 models i keep to creation helpers, and conversion between different data formats Mar 25 14:45:03 Hi all. Does anyone here have issues with LG-4s and adb? Mar 25 14:45:13 sarbs: Yeah, I'm having a hard time, I'm tryign to learn MVP, and it seems like the general concensus is the M means data and business logic... Mar 25 14:45:24 I can't get a shell or install software. It doesn't recognize either of these LG-4s. The Samsungs and the Nexuses work fine Mar 25 14:45:35 and, be careful with threading and sqlite - transactions are *not* atomic if you're using different SqliteConnection objects Mar 25 14:46:05 sarbs: I think I access the DB pretty often so I have a globally accessible dbConnection Mar 25 14:46:07 eghdk in MVC/MVP, the last one (C/P) generally contains the business logic Mar 25 14:46:25 models are just data, and view are just how it looks Mar 25 14:46:33 sarbs: Really? Everything I've read has the Model contain the business. Mar 25 14:46:37 the controller or presenter is what manages the relationship between the two Mar 25 14:47:03 well, i may be wrong then in terms of those specific ideologies... but i would not design it that way personally Mar 25 14:47:30 Yeah, it seems weird to me but I guess a case can be made either way. Mar 25 14:48:33 i see everything as basically recursive layers of "data <-> biz logic <-> presentation".. an whole app can be thought of as a database, some biz logic to deal with that data, and a method of displaying that to a customer Mar 25 14:48:42 likewise each single layer of that can be split into its own three layers Mar 25 14:49:14 a video card has its internal data representation, some logic for converting that data into a display buffer, and the machinery to actually put that onscreen Mar 25 14:50:44 but i digress Mar 25 14:52:39 Yeah I see your point. Mar 25 15:00:20 Got it. You have to enable USB tethering on LGs Mar 25 15:02:28 Hate it when you think you're nearly finished a feature and then you realise there's a couple things you didn't consider which is now causing it not to work Mar 25 15:04:52 justJanne: so i got it to build but on my phone i end up with a android.launcher3.ToggleWeightWatcher} does not exist when running it, any thoughts? Mar 25 15:05:06 i thought that the launcher itself would be in charge of that Mar 25 15:05:07 Bear10: which version of Android is on your phone? Mar 25 15:05:10 6 Mar 25 15:05:16 which OEM? Mar 25 15:05:27 How do you prevent users from double clicking buttons? Mar 25 15:05:35 justJanne: OEM unsure, its a moto g 2nd gen Mar 25 15:05:36 AOSP/Nexus/Moto/Sony/others? Mar 25 15:05:38 ah, okay. Mar 25 15:05:40 that’s weird. Mar 25 15:05:50 I've seen a solution to save the last click time Mar 25 15:05:52 Moto G 2014 is running on pretty much AOSP. Mar 25 15:05:58 Bear10: it works on my moto g 2014 Mar 25 15:06:06 hmmm Mar 25 15:06:22 i did as you mentioned earlier, gradle wrapper, imported the project and ran Mar 25 15:06:42 maybe one of two things are happening i have another launcher installed or the version 2.2 you mentioned Mar 25 15:06:46 didnt find where to set that Mar 25 15:06:55 ah Mar 25 15:07:04 how did it even build without that? Mar 25 15:07:11 it can’t build without setting that o.O Mar 25 15:07:16 markyosullivan best solution i ever came up with was to subclass Activity, override startActivity() and its variants, track a flag that gets set on a startActivity call and cleared in onPause, and ignore any startActivity() call if the flag is true Mar 25 15:07:20 however it was far from perfect Mar 25 15:07:40 justJanne, haha you learn something new every day Mar 25 15:07:44 where do you set it? (ill give it a shot) Mar 25 15:09:42 wrapper/gradle.properties Mar 25 15:09:51 if you specified "use gradle wrapper" duringimport Mar 25 15:10:50 dont have that, i have the gradle-wrapper.properties but no distribution version Mar 25 15:11:10 ill try a fresh clone and import Mar 25 15:11:26 distributionUrl you have, right? Mar 25 15:11:33 just replace the 2.11 in there with 2.2 Mar 25 15:12:43 distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-2.8-all.zip changed to 2.2 Mar 25 15:12:45 will try Mar 25 15:14:50 yep same error Mar 25 15:15:10 wonder if i can find out what i have if not com.android.launcher3.ToggleWeightWatcher Mar 25 15:15:37 i mean i imagine that the intent that's being launched is what this app is trying to install as well since it's part of the project Mar 25 15:18:06 hey Mar 25 15:18:11 :) Mar 25 15:23:41 lame, AppCompatDelegate.setDefaultNightMode() doesn't trigger a configuration change. So if you let you user set it in a preference, for example, all your activities have to listen for that change and recreate themselves Mar 25 15:24:22 just noticed this after change dev options from destroy activities to keep them Mar 25 15:25:54 How can I plug this: https://github.com/android/platform_packages_apps_alarmclock into eclipse? Mar 25 15:28:05 hmph Mar 25 15:28:32 did a new clone, tried importing fresh and now i get a execution failed for generateDebugProto Mar 25 15:28:52 ahhh Mar 25 15:28:55 yeah the line Mar 25 15:32:21 ahh well it worked Mar 25 15:32:27 conflicted with my launcher i think Mar 25 15:44:05 mbarisa, and your error sucked, "Not a valid command"... "Expected ':' ..." is so irrelevant, you didn't load protifySettings Mar 25 15:44:10 mbarisa, as directed in pfn/protify Mar 25 15:45:40 feels fucking weird that I'm submitting a bug report referencing a blog post Mar 25 15:45:54 then paraphrase the blog post in the bug report Mar 25 15:47:35 because of no docs for AppCompatDelegate.setDefaultNightMode on d.android.com, the blog is default official docs Mar 25 15:48:33 but it's a android-developer's blog then Mar 25 15:48:40 at least it's somewhat canonical Mar 25 15:49:13 bug filed Mar 25 15:54:29 so google released all of the Nik Effects software as free Mar 25 15:54:49 nice! Mar 25 15:54:50 wonder if they will keep developing it or not Mar 25 15:55:00 ... ha ha ha ha Mar 25 15:55:03 that probably is the death knell Mar 25 15:55:27 Silver Efex Pro is one of the best B/W packages though Mar 25 15:57:23 you know, I wish I could say that about *just* Google... but I've recently checked out OpenDX, and it seems to be somewhere in the same area that it was when it got published... Mar 25 15:57:33 but unlike Mozilla, it didn't have people toiling on it Mar 25 15:58:20 Alphabet's new CFO is cracking the whip Mar 25 15:58:42 g00s: nah, it's a google disease of "we can't focus" :/ Mar 25 15:59:18 p_l actually, Ruth Porat is really trying to get all the subsidiaries to be more fiscally disciplined Mar 25 15:59:27 remember they just sold Boston Dynamics too lol Mar 25 15:59:38 I'm terribly confused by an example given here: https://developers.google.com/android/guides/http-auth#extend_asynctask_to_get_the_auth_token Mar 25 15:59:59