**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Oct 05 02:59:58 2016 Oct 05 03:55:03 hi, using OkHttp - how do i know if a url load has timed out? Oct 05 04:00:15 you get an error Oct 05 04:01:04 alex_PP see the google announcements ? any thoughts ? Oct 05 04:01:12 yeah Oct 05 04:01:19 nothing too exciting Oct 05 04:01:30 doubt we'll be talking about oct the 4th 9 years from now... Oct 05 04:01:58 lol, yeah Oct 05 04:02:09 I like the blue pixel though Oct 05 04:02:19 still not too keen on the weird glass panel Oct 05 04:03:02 i wish we had some more affordable reference HW, may as well get an iphone now Oct 05 04:03:18 thats probably a better value too, being supported for 4 years Oct 05 04:03:18 but then you get iOS Oct 05 04:03:35 which I can't stand Oct 05 04:04:03 the latest update made it impossible to unlock the screen without clicking the home button, you know the thing that brakes on every single iphone Oct 05 04:04:16 oh noes Oct 05 04:04:26 wonder what pixel support will look like Oct 05 04:04:29 i was hoping they would get rid of that damn button Oct 05 04:04:32 that'll be interesting Oct 05 04:04:52 the button's different in the newest iphone Oct 05 04:05:06 capacitive or something, wasn't paying attenttion Oct 05 04:05:26 alex_PP after a while its all the same blah blah blah Oct 05 04:05:34 its a square rectangle :D Oct 05 04:05:39 oops lol Oct 05 04:05:45 a *rectangle* Oct 05 04:05:59 * g00s invented new geometric shape Oct 05 04:06:39 DxO reckon the pixel's camera is pretty good Oct 05 04:06:44 that's nice Oct 05 04:06:46 and a first for google Oct 05 04:07:08 alex_PP android supports DNG now right ? Oct 05 04:07:11 I've been using the camera on my sony a lot more the last eyar Oct 05 04:07:18 android's supported DNG for ages Oct 05 04:07:26 but the vendor has to support it too Oct 05 04:07:31 (sony don't :() Oct 05 04:07:40 doh Oct 05 04:10:01 pixel's got a hall effect sensor Oct 05 04:10:03 why? Oct 05 04:10:56 maybe some interface with the VR headset ? Oct 05 04:11:40 maybe Oct 05 04:11:48 though I doubt it Oct 05 04:12:39 I like that they have pretty much the same specs for the big and small one Oct 05 04:12:53 just screen and battery are different Oct 05 04:13:02 I hate when the small ones are crippled Oct 05 04:14:15 alex_PP yeah thats nice Oct 05 04:15:33 spent yesterday playing with kotlin Oct 05 04:15:44 pretty cool, innit Oct 05 04:16:14 [12:00] you get an error -------- I tried setting the timeout to 1 second as the instructions at https://github.com/square/okhttp/wiki/Recipes#timeouts suggest Oct 05 04:16:30 even though it takes more than a second to come through, the response are still loading perfectly fine Oct 05 04:16:54 how long? more than 3? Oct 05 04:17:03 some of them maybe 5 or 6 Oct 05 04:17:45 interesting Oct 05 04:17:51 pastebin? Oct 05 04:19:53 g00s: http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/56538/what-is-a-hall-sensor-and-what-is-it-used-for Oct 05 04:20:01 hall sensor seems to be to detect a case Oct 05 04:20:16 could be the vr doodah too Oct 05 04:23:53 @alex_PP: http://pastebin.ca/3725364 Oct 05 04:37:42 ir7466_: that's simple enough Oct 05 04:37:54 had a look at the okhttp code and it looks like the values are used Oct 05 04:38:41 ah ha Oct 05 04:38:42 http://square.github.io/okio/1.x/okio/okio/Timeout.html Oct 05 04:39:06 “Timeouts specify the maximum time to wait for a single operation to complete. Timeouts are typically used to detect problems like network partitions. For example, if a remote peer doesn't return any data for ten seconds, we may assume that the peer is unavailable.” Oct 05 04:40:17 so, your server is returning stuff fast enough not to hit time timeout on and any single read from the buffer Oct 05 04:40:26 ir7466_: Oct 05 04:42:28 heya guys, anyone here experienced with GreenDAO ? Oct 05 04:48:27 Tusker: tried it, disliked it Oct 05 04:49:47 alex_PP: what are you using instead? I'm having a ToMany relationship issue that I can't get my head around Oct 05 04:49:56 SQL Oct 05 04:50:15 directly ? Oct 05 04:50:26 pretty much Oct 05 04:50:34 SQL and AutoValue Oct 05 04:50:47 experimenting with sqldelight Oct 05 04:50:55 macos sierra update Oct 05 04:54:28 once I written reusable SQL code I don't need any other libraries :) Oct 05 04:55:07 Tusker: what is your issue? Oct 05 04:58:08 squ: well, I have an Entity, that has a ToMany relationship. which I am prepopulating over JSON before I can save it into the DB. Oct 05 04:58:54 so, entity.getItems() has an array of Entity, and parentId set appropriately in the join column Oct 05 04:59:07 I see Oct 05 04:59:11 when I do a .insert(parent), the id columns of the children don't get updated Oct 05 04:59:32 your data is stored in JSON format, there you have your entity Oct 05 04:59:33 so, I tried to insert the children before (and also after) the parent, and it complains about being detached Oct 05 04:59:43 and you want to convert it to sql? Oct 05 05:00:10 yeah, so far I have tried to annotate with GreenDAO 3, which works OK for a POJO Oct 05 05:01:00 and it seems to work fine if I build the object tree up manually (ie, the child entities don't come in the initial structure, but added after the initial structure has been inserted into the DB) Oct 05 05:01:45 when my whole structure comes in from JSON (ie, using Jackson or GSON etc) I can't seem to save that whole structure into the DB Oct 05 05:06:01 to put it into database you don't need to join it Oct 05 05:06:30 join is for selecting data to read it out of database Oct 05 05:06:59 put it in raw unsorted way Oct 05 05:07:31 squ: OK, and post insert all the parent/child relationships, and .update() ? Oct 05 05:07:51 if you want to normalize columns of the raw, that is another question and probably not for you :) Oct 05 05:07:56 of the row Oct 05 05:08:31 to insert just insert all the data with maximum data in database Oct 05 05:08:33 it's a recursive structure, and I don't really want to change the incoming data format Oct 05 05:10:27 @alex_PP, that doesn't make sense though. if i'm setting it to 1 second and it's taking 6 to complete, according to the okhttp logic shouldn't that count as a timeout? Oct 05 05:10:55 the time out means 1 second of inactivity, not one second to complete Oct 05 05:11:13 if your server doesn't send anything for > 1 second it will timeout Oct 05 05:11:29 but as long as your server keep sending stuff it wont Oct 05 05:12:49 hey , I am trying to send email in gmail app using asynctask, I press email button in my app and gmail comes and after sending the mail , control goes back to my app , and it should show progress dialog till the mail is being sent Oct 05 05:13:14 The progress dialog is howd but it doesn't stop on mail being sent Oct 05 05:13:22 howd->showed Oct 05 05:15:31 alex_PP: ah Oct 05 05:16:12 how can i emulate it timing out then? would setting it to 10 sec and going into airplane mode after 5 sec achieve it? Oct 05 05:16:27 ir7466_: yeah, that should work Oct 05 05:16:37 and what should I expect to happen next? Oct 05 05:16:47 would an exception be thrown or would the response just be an error? Oct 05 05:17:02 response.isSuccess == falex Oct 05 05:17:06 false* ha Oct 05 05:17:12 ok Oct 05 05:17:15 my hands are typing for me Oct 05 05:17:24 so i won't know that it timed out, i'll just know it failed Oct 05 05:17:33 or will it throw? Oct 05 05:17:37 been a while Oct 05 05:17:51 i am catching catch (IOException e) Oct 05 05:17:58 so if it throws that i'll know Oct 05 05:19:09 try it and see what happens Oct 05 05:19:24 I suppose throwing makes more sense Oct 05 05:19:36 as you don't get a response at all, rather than an error response Oct 05 05:24:10 Network errors throw Oct 05 05:25:07 Error responses (not 2xx response) has isSuccessful == false Oct 05 05:26:25 javax.net.ssl.SSLException: SSL handshake aborted: ssl=0x615e9788: I/O error during system call, Connection timed out Oct 05 05:27:29 so , is there a way to show progressdialog for email to show in my app (which is sent using my gmail and gmail is called by my app) Oct 05 05:28:18 If you're opening Gmail, then you're no longer in your app Oct 05 05:29:36 But sure, nothing should stop you from showing a progress dialog in your activity Oct 05 05:39:29 hi, looking for the simplest example of reading a database file and returning the contents, working in android studio trying to understand it Oct 05 05:41:00 Delphin: what type of database file ? Oct 05 05:41:28 Tusker: sqlite Oct 05 05:41:49 Delphin: like http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7331310/how-to-store-image-as-blob-in-sqlite-how-to-retrieve-it ? Oct 05 05:42:50 Tusker: ya, but instead of db = new DataBase I want to know how to put a filename in there Oct 05 05:44:00 Delphin: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/database/sqlite/SQLiteDatabase.html#openOrCreateDatabase(java.io.File, android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase.CursorFactory) ? Oct 05 05:48:10 too crazy to understand there :/ Oct 05 06:00:50 Delphin: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/android/android_sqlite_database.htm ? Oct 05 06:02:01 i am a java developer and wish to build my first android app for mobile for personal learning. i have a list of text that i wish to display as a carousel. the list needs to be spit in multiple pages of carousel. carousel page needs to have fixed height and width. the individual text string may have variable width. so each page may contain variable number of texts. Oct 05 06:03:12 i am not sure how to build such widget; i have been googling since last couple of hours but i am completely lost where should i start. i already have basic app up and running but can not figure how to build such component. Oct 05 06:04:22 mayb a viewpager with fragments Oct 05 06:05:01 theres also some projects on github Oct 05 06:05:33 yup i zeroes on viewpager but i am not sure how to give individual page a dynamic behavior Oct 05 06:06:13 each fragment has its own activity lifecycle Oct 05 06:06:52 i need to populate the pages dynamically and also make sure there is no clipping of those list items. Oct 05 06:07:54 whats preferred way of this channel to share screenshot? i am trying to replicate this feature from Toshl app that already has this functionality. i guess, it would be better if i just share the screenshot. Oct 05 06:08:55 not sure there is any pref' one Oct 05 06:09:06 thepoosh: hi Oct 05 06:09:12 hi hi Oct 05 06:09:18 what's new? Oct 05 06:09:22 how was holiday Oct 05 06:09:27 noice Oct 05 06:09:37 lots of kugel? Oct 05 06:09:51 nah, we are not the kugel type Oct 05 06:09:59 how was yours? did you manage to release? Oct 05 06:11:02 man Oct 05 06:11:06 still got like 2 weeks Oct 05 06:11:10 always 2 weeks. Oct 05 06:11:17 I thought you were aiming to sunday Oct 05 06:11:23 i was Oct 05 06:11:33 but im redoing a fuckton of layouts Oct 05 06:12:28 oh myyy Oct 05 06:12:33 why are you doing that now? Oct 05 06:13:13 unified uix and debuggin Oct 05 06:13:58 its gettin there though Oct 05 06:19:50 raoul11: http://i.imgur.com/ORlIfc2.png this is screenshot from toshl android app. this looks like a viewpager like you mentioned and individual page contains variable textviews. Oct 05 06:20:55 what i use for something similar is a viewpager+pageradapter+fragments Oct 05 06:21:23 FragmentPagerAdapter Oct 05 06:22:09 for the indicators at the bottom i use custom xml and a listener addOnPageChangeListener on the viewpager Oct 05 06:22:20 i see, i am still not clear about how to go on implementation. i need to display one huge string array, split in multiple pages. Oct 05 06:22:51 i suppose i need to provide it, what my page contents would be, right? for that to decide i do not know how many array elements will fit on a single page? Oct 05 06:23:18 id pre-assign it Oct 05 06:23:57 you can do that in the host activity and read from it inside the fragments Oct 05 06:24:03 Hi all. I want to use firebase in my project. But does somebody know if it's easy to switch gmail account? like changing the owner of the project? Oct 05 06:28:24 sorry, its still not clear to me how would i pre-assign it. i am completely new to android so dont know how the rendering will happen. like you said, i can assign lets say 10 items to each page and then layout will automatically split those in available space? Oct 05 06:29:16 no Oct 05 06:32:04 fragments have a lifecycle. so lets say you got 3 fragments, each need to host 10 items: on each fragment onCreateView (or later in the lifecycle) you can query the parent activity for the releavent items to that fragment by doing something like this: String[] items = ((ParentActivty)getActivity).getFragmentItems(1) Oct 05 06:32:08 something of the like Oct 05 06:33:15 pre-assign it on that parent activity (which loads sooner obviously) Oct 05 06:37:24 i am more concerned about how the layout will work out visually. lets say i fetch 10 items for a page now i wish them to display so that those occupy all avaible space, lets say 300dp x 300dp. Oct 05 06:37:53 what styles/attributes i need to achive that result? Oct 05 06:48:57 I'm trying to remember the name of that "sorting" algorithm that is reversible, used for compression? Oct 05 06:49:09 BSort? Oct 05 06:49:49 Ah, Googled "compression" "sort" and it's BWT. Oct 05 06:50:06 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burrows%E2%80%93Wheeler_transform It's not actually a sort. ;) Oct 05 06:50:17 In the sense that it's reversible Oct 05 06:56:17 raoul11: what i am looking is android equivalent of CSS float: left. Oct 05 06:56:38 gravity/layout_gravity Oct 05 06:57:19 or if you're in a relativelayout, alignParentStart/Left Oct 05 07:14:29 hi! Oct 05 07:17:06 zedz: hihi Oct 05 08:23:20 Hi all. How do you guys do dagger injection inside your custom views? Oct 05 08:35:54 Thats better. Oct 05 09:07:46 what's better to use a resource directly like R.array.array_name, or to use the Resources class? Oct 05 09:25:30 LOL welcome back Oct 05 09:25:31 alphamule: I already have the login activity. It's the Firebase login activity and it's complete. I'm wondering when and how Oct 05 09:25:46 So it's more of a style question? Oct 05 09:26:33 I'm seeing a lot of results from Google for "android" "session" "management" Oct 05 09:26:47 Need some video examples... heh Oct 05 09:27:02 I don't know exactly if I go directly to the main activity and then, if I detect that the user is not logged in, I should switch to the login activity Oct 05 09:27:15 or if I should display a Login button instead of the normal UI Oct 05 09:27:50 Or if I should check the login in the splash screen and do it from there and display the main activity only when the user is logged in Oct 05 09:28:09 I've seen apps detect if the login is not working, and automatically take you back to a "please relogin" screen. Oct 05 09:28:41 That seems convenient. Oct 05 09:29:20 Also, my brain is feeling like mud right now Oct 05 09:29:28 Hoping I'm getting what you want Oct 05 09:29:30 XD Oct 05 09:29:57 so when I should let the user press a button to go to the login activity and not presenting the login activity out of the blue Oct 05 09:30:09 I hope I understand correctly Oct 05 09:30:18 thanks for the feedback alphamule Oct 05 09:30:37 Ah, so if it pops down a two-line prompt... Oct 05 09:30:45 Fade/slide down Oct 05 09:30:51 I've seen interfaces do that. Oct 05 09:31:10 fade-in+slide Oct 05 09:31:41 Versus putting a full-screen prompt up. Oct 05 09:32:28 If the program doesn't always require login, then you obviously want no such annoying prompts. :P Oct 05 09:32:44 See: A lot of One-drive capable apps Oct 05 09:33:25 They remind you that they're kind of pointless until logged in, but you can use the limited local filesystem functionality. Oct 05 09:34:16 ok Oct 05 09:34:49 You also have (old school, Windows) programs to look at, like mIRC. Oct 05 09:34:58 Totally different ballgame. Oct 05 09:35:02 yeah but those are pop-ups Oct 05 09:35:09 But it's like I said: A solved problem Oct 05 09:35:28 The Firebase UI API only provides a login activity, AFAIK Oct 05 09:35:31 In fact, there's tons of variants that are unique and balanced for specific demands :P Oct 05 09:35:36 Anyway thanks Oct 05 09:35:37 Your nicks are very graphic. Oct 05 09:35:44 I'm more confused than before Oct 05 09:35:54 :D Oct 05 09:36:09 mIRC just has it in a menu or when you click on "connect" icon. But it's olllllld Oct 05 09:36:20 And designed for screens >14 inches :P Oct 05 09:37:52 You basically have to consider A) How important is the login (if mandatory) B) If super important, rather to go full-screen, require a button be clicked, or split the difference and fade a prompt down. Of course, you're using Firebase so... Not sure if it allows all of those. Oct 05 09:38:33 Out of my league, TBH. Oct 05 09:42:25 Neo_x5: whose nick is graphic? Oct 05 09:43:12 Sorry I have an extremely 'dirty' mind and I should work instead and not make comments not directly related to android programming. Oct 05 09:43:49 does somebody here use rxjava instead off callback interfaces for fragments | dialogs? Oct 05 09:44:07 no Oct 05 09:44:34 FrancescoV: I don't think you can change the owner of a Firebase project Oct 05 09:44:53 too many italians in this channels Oct 05 09:44:57 channel Oct 05 09:45:09 Melatonina, thanks, didn't find it either Oct 05 09:45:47 I'm not an Italian :) Oct 05 09:46:06 your name it is :) Oct 05 09:46:44 gdrc: why too many? That's not a nice remark Oct 05 09:46:56 I didn't choose my name :p Oct 05 09:47:18 your italian ma did Oct 05 09:48:12 gdrc: where are you from? Oct 05 09:48:19 nop :p Belgium it is Oct 05 09:48:38 italy Oct 05 09:49:39 ok Oct 05 09:49:46 gdrc: https://media4.giphy.com/media/135E47VKw6TM6A/200.gif Oct 05 09:49:59 yes lol Oct 05 09:50:25 Then there is one Italian too many: you Oct 05 09:54:12 First thing Melatonina ever told me was a lie. Oct 05 09:54:19 "That's not a nice remark" Oct 05 09:54:41 Stay clear boys. Oct 05 09:54:50 Neo_x5: I never told you anything Oct 05 09:55:15 I am not in the mood for quotes. Oct 05 09:55:26 NeoFrontier: What lie did I told you? Oct 05 09:55:29 tell Oct 05 09:55:47 Check the logs yourself. Oct 05 09:56:08 hullew Oct 05 09:56:20 Was it today or months ago? Oct 05 09:56:28 Odaym: hi Oct 05 09:57:36 Well I'm not in the mood for people who tell I'm out of place or for people who tells I tell lies I never told Oct 05 09:59:16 what did I walk into Oct 05 09:59:33 nothing Oct 05 09:59:56 someone picking on you here? Oct 05 09:59:57 disregard everything you read and ask your questions Oct 05 10:00:28 really forget it. Sometimes people just say random words Oct 05 10:00:35 It's not worth it Oct 05 10:00:44 cool Oct 05 10:00:55 :) Oct 05 10:10:02 the Firebase login activity sucks really bad Oct 05 10:28:39 Google video search for "login screen example" is nice. :P Oct 05 10:32:17 Hello everyone can anyone help me about this. I want to get elapsed time from this information "Sat Oct 01 00:19:33 GMT+03:00 2016" which is returned from a mongodb query. Is there any ready to use libraries for this? Oct 05 10:32:22 alphamule: the Firebase API provides a ready-made login activity and then a complete set of calls for managing the login. I was trying to use the ready-made activity but it's not very professional looking. I'm going to use it for a while and then I'll make my own login UI. Not everything can be resolved with google Oct 05 10:34:30 alphamule: I mean, I will look at login UI examples on google but login is a quite complex activity (it can fail, you can forget the password, you can login using different procedures, etc.). It's not just about the look of the login screen. And if you have a pre-made login screen you can customize it so much. Oct 05 10:34:53 If it's broken, it's broken. Oct 05 10:35:31 Firebase login activity does a little bit of appbar mess for my taste Oct 05 10:37:08 torak, search for how to parse with "SimpleDateFormat", and elapsed time is usually a delta between two dates anyway Oct 05 10:41:06 bpye: thank you Oct 05 10:41:17 bpye: sorry! wrong tag. Oct 05 10:41:30 bpe: thank you Oct 05 10:44:44 torak: Joda-time is a good library for this. http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/faq.html#datediff Oct 05 10:49:43 the_fog: there is an android version of this. Should i use it? Would it be better? Oct 05 10:49:49 the_fog: https://github.com/dlew/joda-time-android Oct 05 10:49:53 Yes Oct 05 10:50:18 The link was to highlight the 'between' methods Oct 05 10:50:30 the_fog: thank you :) Oct 05 10:50:42 It has a minutesBetween / daysBetween and so on Oct 05 10:50:50 np Oct 05 10:54:25 Google was just to show all the interfaces in action :) Oct 05 10:54:35 Also, for fun Oct 05 10:58:23 hithere Oct 05 11:09:27 wow - with new support libraries I can have customised Dialog Fragments Oct 05 11:10:12 on API < 21 Oct 05 11:10:38 :O Oct 05 11:16:30 alphamule: thanks, I appreciate the help :) Oct 05 11:20:19 yw heh Oct 05 11:24:01 bolovanos, uh... Oct 05 11:24:34 * Zharf is not sure what bolovanos means Oct 05 11:25:44 Zharf, :) sry - I was not able to change colors of check list and of Negative/Positive Buttons to theme colors Oct 05 11:25:55 aha Oct 05 11:43:47 I have some unchecked casts in my project I would like to eliminate them in proper way . I have read this on this topic http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2693180/what-is-unchecked-cast-and-how-do-i-check-it and reading this http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/generics/why.html Oct 05 11:44:01 still do not know why http://pastebin.com/bgVsVXCf Oct 05 11:45:23 http://pastebin.com/uL6zBuRq this would be better - without that redundat code Oct 05 11:47:08 bolovanos: aren't they the same code? Oct 05 11:47:22 hi Oct 05 11:48:16 Melatonina, u mean those pastebins? Oct 05 11:48:31 bolovanos: yes. They look the same to me Oct 05 11:48:40 https://github.com/TokTok/toktok/blob/master/src/main/scala/im/tox/toktok/app/main/MainFragment.scala#L134-L148 Oct 05 11:48:59 I'm getting "android.view.WindowManager$BadTokenException: Unable to add window -- token null is not valid; is your activity running?" Oct 05 11:49:29 Melatonina, almost first "List index = new ArrayList();" vs second "List index;" Oct 05 11:49:48 all online resources say "you need to pass the activity to the Dialog", but I don't have a dialog, and the context of my HomeSearch (which comes out of the layout inflater) is already the activity Oct 05 11:50:00 AS says that first is redundant Oct 05 11:50:46 bolovanos: no I'm comparing the two pieces of code in the second pastebin Oct 05 11:51:17 bolovanos: the code below is just the same as the code above Oct 05 11:52:52 bolovanos: if you are forcing a cast just make sure that the types are compatible. If you are taking the result of a function returning Object and you are casting to some type T because you suppose that the result should be compatible to type T, just check it at runtime with instanceof or using reflection Oct 05 11:52:54 Melatonina, it seems to but accordingly to lint second one have problem"warning: [unchecked] unchecked cast index = (List)input.readObject();" Oct 05 11:53:41 Melatonina, I will look at instanceof / reflection solution - thank you for that! Oct 05 11:54:13 bolovanos: I don't know about lint but you would have the same problem with the version above too (I'm assuming readObject() returns an Object). http://stackoverflow.com/a/2693301 Oct 05 11:54:36 but I am also curious why are those two examples being marked as the cast problem even they seem to be same... Oct 05 11:55:15 Melatonina, yes readObject() returns Object - in fact previously serialized List... Oct 05 11:55:36 guys, have you encountered this problem: i have viewpager and recyclerview in refreshLayout in each page Oct 05 11:55:51 when i swipe really fast, some fragments are blank white Oct 05 11:56:02 pull to refresh, scrolling seem have no effect Oct 05 11:56:15 yet they are clickable and in logs i see the actions Oct 05 11:56:20 just the fragment isnt rendered Oct 05 11:58:47 bolovanos: the problem with Java is that it erases the type parameters so ArrayList is indistinguishable from ArrayList at runtime. There is no way to check at runtime for that (in C#/.NET you can). If you create an ArrayList, add some ints, cast to ArrayList everything will work. But when you'll get() an item from that list and try to put it inside a String variable, you'll have an implicit cast that will fail Oct 05 12:00:00 bolovanos: in C# the cast from ArrayList to ArrayList will fail immediately. Oct 05 12:00:08 if you just want a string, you can do .toString, which is an Object method Oct 05 12:00:43 iphy: sure but after the cast you are allowed to write code that assumes that the object is an ArrayList Oct 05 12:02:54 bolovanos: I guess that is the origin of the unsafe cast in Java Oct 05 12:04:42 meh, no idea for my issue :? Oct 05 12:04:49 Melatonina, iphy : thank you - will look at it more closely :) Oct 05 12:05:01 right Oct 05 12:05:20 justJanne: hi! Oct 05 12:05:31 hi? Oct 05 12:05:38 no hi Oct 05 12:11:56 lo Oct 05 12:35:19 in android when we specifying colors in what colorspace they should be? Oct 05 12:36:39 usually ARGB or RGB Oct 05 12:36:58 vigilancer: they are in the RGB colorspace Oct 05 12:37:41 sRGB? Adobe RGB? Oct 05 12:37:47 anything else? Oct 05 12:38:12 right, RGB is a color model not a color space Oct 05 12:39:25 I've just bumped into situation when color code extracted from photoshop looks differently when I specifying it in colors.xml Oct 05 12:39:30 I'd say it's sRGB Oct 05 12:39:43 link pls? Oct 05 12:40:00 I would be strange if it would be Adobe but honestly it's just my guess Oct 05 12:40:09 ah, "I'd". well, maybe. I just not sure Oct 05 12:40:19 It Oct 05 12:45:21 vigilancer: it's a false question. If you google you'll discover that there are devices with displays using different color spaces. Android has nothing to do with it. Oct 05 12:47:07 devices have different screens, colours look different on them Oct 05 12:47:44 I am looking at my Google developer console at the user acquisition statistics of an app. Does installs from third party referrers in include something like a share link emailed ? Oct 05 12:47:46 I've noticed variance in phones and the blue shade we use Oct 05 12:48:32 Zharf: that's only (or mostly) because Android has no color management Oct 05 12:49:16 possibly, but developers shouldn't try to aim for color perfect because of it Oct 05 12:49:42 Melatonina, on the other hand, if it did, I'm sure samsung would find a way to mess it up Oct 05 12:53:08 Melatonina: don't get it. #e66770 (sRGB IEC61966) and #cb676f (Adobe RGB) is the same color. so which one shoud one specify in color.xml? Oct 05 12:54:41 probably sRGB then Oct 05 12:54:55 when I said ARGB i made a mistake and the A was not for adobe but simply the alpha channel Oct 05 12:55:23 vigilancer: the sRGB one. And then look for information about what color space your device is calibrated to. Point is you can't aim for color accuracy on all device with Android. Currently most devices work with sRGB but there are notable exceptions. Oct 05 12:55:58 all devices Oct 05 12:56:11 I'm using Adobe as example. Apple RGB, ProPhoto RGB, some customrgb, whatever Oct 05 12:57:26 s in sRGB stands for standard Oct 05 12:57:35 If you googled "android color space" you should have found this article: http://www.xda-developers.com/color-rendering-android-why-all-oems-must-offer-an-srgb-mode/ Oct 05 13:09:09 I'm always amazed at the amount of rude people that is allows to walk around Oct 05 13:09:25 allowed Oct 05 13:13:26 rude? Oct 05 13:14:49 Zharf: yeah but I wasn't talking about you Oct 05 13:15:30 is that oldpal arancio right there? Oct 05 13:16:19 raoul11: he was banned last week Oct 05 13:16:47 indeed he was Oct 05 13:17:22 not sure for how long though Oct 05 13:18:28 ad vitam eternam Oct 05 13:19:46 why do you guys hate this arancio so much? Oct 05 13:19:54 i suspect he rejoined under a diff nick. Oct 05 13:21:09 Melatonina, where do you see any hate right now Oct 05 13:21:18 and who was this rude ppl you don't name but shame in public Oct 05 13:21:22 s/was/were/ Oct 05 13:22:03 Desiring one to be banned "ad vitam eternam" is not a sign of love. Oct 05 13:22:17 i answered for how long Oct 05 13:22:31 which is eternity if you look the ban list Oct 05 13:22:59 ah ok. I don't know about IRC ban lists, sorry Oct 05 13:23:16 no worry Oct 05 13:44:45 has anyone here exer worked with an xmpp client (ejabberd)? Oct 05 13:47:53 Why do my Firebase value listened are always called 3 times? Oct 05 13:48:16 3 times when I add them and 3 times when I change the value Oct 05 13:49:33 i think its a bug Oct 05 13:49:53 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37673616/firebase-android-onauthstatechanged-called-twice Oct 05 13:50:18 in your onDestroy, make sure signOut is called on the reference Oct 05 13:50:35 if you force stop your app, and then restart it, you should notice its only called once Oct 05 13:50:48 the new firebase sdk is weird Oct 05 13:52:16 Hi, if I'm using an Adapter with a ListView where the adapter's hasStableIds() -> true, do I need to do anything special when an item is removed, other than calling notifyDataSetChanged()? I'm having the issue where the ListView is trying to getItemId() higher than the number of items Oct 05 13:52:25 KukOrkan: thanks. Oct 05 13:55:36 emorris, your getCount should of course return the right value Oct 05 13:56:12