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Jan 20 03:04:38 <pfn> update the view properly in onBindViewHolder
Jan 20 03:06:30 <Melatonina> pfn: sure. it would be if onBindViewHolder was called.
Jan 20 03:06:53 <Melatonina> Good. I set a breakpoint to be sure that it's not called and I got a SIGSEGV
Jan 20 03:07:04 <pfn> It does get called, only reason it wouldn't is because you called the wrong item
Jan 20 03:07:48 <Melatonina> pfn: ok. I'll investigate that. Thanks
Jan 20 03:24:27 <Melatonina> pfn: I was updating the adapter in the wrong thread
Jan 20 03:28:56 <Melatonina> yes, that was the problem
Jan 20 03:35:24 <cm_at_work> After I have done `android -s update sdk --no-ui --filter tools,platform-tools -a`, my /opt/android/tools directory is empty. Any clue?
Jan 20 03:36:19 <cm_at_work> Installing tools and platform-tools will create a `tools` directory in $ANDROID_HOME?
Jan 20 03:51:09 <purplex88> Can a handler communicate with UI Thread the same way as AsyncTask does?
Jan 20 03:52:05 <purplex88> Like switching between background and UI Thread calling override methods
Jan 20 03:52:32 <purplex88> or does it only run a background thread..
Jan 20 03:53:23 <pfn> a handler operates on a looper
Jan 20 03:53:50 <pfn> the looper you associate it with determines what thread it runs on
Jan 20 03:55:15 <Melatonina> purplex88: unless you request a handler for the main thread looper, the handler is associated with the thread where it's created
Jan 20 03:55:43 <purplex88> looper is new to me haven't read about it yet..
Jan 20 03:55:49 <TacticalJoke> purplex88: AsyncTask actually uses Handler in order to run stuff on the UI thread.
Jan 20 03:56:19 <Melatonina> purplex88: you can create a background thread, run a looper in it and create Handler to schedule Runnables on that looper
Jan 20 04:01:18 <purplex88> Sounds very complicated
Jan 20 04:02:02 <purplex88> Background thread > looper > handler > runnable
Jan 20 04:02:06 <Melatonina> purplex88: if you want to make an abstract class with abstract method methodPerformedOnTheMainThread(), just create a invokeMethodPerformedOnTheMainThread() which schedules a call to methodPerformedOnTheMainThread() on the main looper and call only that method. People will override/define methodPerformedOnTheMainThread with the guarantee that will be performed on the main thread
Jan 20 04:03:06 <Melatonina> purplex88: that's is probably how AsyncThread#onPostExecute() is implemented
Jan 20 04:03:34 <purplex88> I just want to know if you can communicate with UI Thread using handler the same way you can do with AsyncTask.
Jan 20 04:03:58 <Melatonina> we just told you that you can
Jan 20 04:04:30 <Melatonina> I'm sorry I added some details I thought were pertinent
Jan 20 04:06:19 <purplex88> so not possible to do it without looper? because i have seen the usage of handler using runnable
Jan 20 04:07:37 <Melatonina> I already answered to this question
Jan 20 04:07:48 <TacticalJoke> purplex88: It's as simple as `handler.post(...);`.
Jan 20 04:08:03 <TacticalJoke> You don't need to know anything about Looper.
Jan 20 04:08:25 <g00s> http://www.computerworld.com/article/3159068/android/android-one-google.html
Jan 20 04:10:01 <g00s> sounds like google would do the marketing for the One devices
Jan 20 04:11:08 <g00s> lets hope it lasts longer than Play Edition / Silver Edition program :P
Jan 20 04:11:52 <purplex88> Melatonina: like this: http://pastebin.com/y9ejPGRQ ?
Jan 20 04:12:07 <cm_at_work> OMG. Installing SDK packages is really a disaster.
Jan 20 04:12:29 <cm_at_work> Even on Android Studio SDK Manager.
Jan 20 04:12:53 <cm_at_work> It looks Google years to improve and it's still that bad.
Jan 20 04:13:08 <purplex88> It doesn't create a background thread but only calls a method in UI Thread after timer expires right?
Jan 20 04:13:20 <TacticalJoke> purplex88: Right.
Jan 20 04:13:22 <Melatonina> purplex88: if you execute Handler handler = new Handler(); in something like onCreate(), that handler will be created on the main thread, will be associated with the main looper and it will work as you expect.
Jan 20 04:13:50 <Melatonina> purplex88: also, use retrolambda if you do that often
Jan 20 04:14:57 <Melatonina> purplex88: yes, no thread or looper is created in any case
Jan 20 04:18:17 <cm_at_work> Do I have to specify build-tools version to update? `android update sdk --filter build-tools-25.2.5`
Jan 20 04:19:10 <cm_at_work> What's the concept that `android update sdk --filter build-tools` doesn't work on getting the latest build tool?
Jan 20 04:20:43 <Melatonina> "Fabric and Firebase Joining Forces"
Jan 20 04:33:12 <g00s> TacticalJoke Benatar is coming out with a new book
Jan 20 04:34:32 <TacticalJoke> Which book?
Jan 20 04:35:15 <g00s> lol this will be great "Are human lives ultimately meaningless? Is our inevitable death bad? Should we hasten our deaths by taking our own lives in acts of suicide? The Human Predicament offers a less sanguine assessment. "
Jan 20 04:35:41 <TacticalJoke> haha
Jan 20 04:35:52 <teasp00n> cm_at_work: i remember trying to get things to install nicely via the --filters to be a nightmare
Jan 20 04:36:16 <teasp00n> cm_at_work: build_tools would just wouldnt be matched
Jan 20 04:36:37 <g00s> cm_at_work what problems did you have with sdkmanager ?
Jan 20 04:37:23 <cm_at_work> Even in GUI, it was a disaster. The GUI SDK Manager is a bit nicer now. But it's still a bit annoying. At least, you have to update package in right order otherwise it still screws up a bit.
Jan 20 04:37:41 <g00s> sdkmanager is command line only, are we talking about the same thing ?
Jan 20 04:37:59 <g00s> tools/bin/sdkmanager ?
Jan 20 04:38:09 <cm_at_work> g00s: I can't pass the license agreement step using sdkmanager in an automated way.
Jan 20 04:38:43 <g00s> i haven't gotten that far because it ellides all the possibilities
Jan 20 04:38:56 <g00s> cant you use an expect script or something ?
Jan 20 04:39:12 <cm_at_work> What trick did I play to automated it? You know it. I know the agreement. I agree with that. And I just want to accept it and get my docker image built.
Jan 20 04:39:51 <cm_at_work> `echo` y won't work on sdkmanager
Jan 20 04:40:01 <cm_at_work> `echo y`
Jan 20 04:41:11 <cm_at_work> Was there something like license=y flag in the pass?
Jan 20 04:41:18 <cm_at_work> :s/pass/past
Jan 20 04:41:49 <cm_at_work> I think I've seen something like that on Android CLI
Jan 20 05:01:00 <teasp00n> cm_at_work: i feel like better command line support was what sdmanager was supposed to provide
Jan 20 05:01:18 <teasp00n> i havent tried using that, ive only ever tried using android sdk -update type commands
Jan 20 05:01:22 <cm_at_work> However, it's not. At least not now.
Jan 20 05:01:26 <teasp00n> stink
Jan 20 05:01:51 <cm_at_work> android update sdk have more flags
Jan 20 05:02:08 <cm_at_work> But it serves things right
Jan 20 05:08:44 <anoteros> I'm having an issue with android studio and googling the error message isn't helping (it's related to android studio itself, not building android applications)
Jan 20 05:10:00 <anoteros> I seem to be unable to use gradle at all. When starting a project, it tries to do the initial gradle build (which swallows 16GB of ram and swap creating literally tons of java threads)
Jan 20 05:10:09 <anoteros> and then after a while it times out and gives "Error:The first result from the daemon was empty. Most likely the process died immediately after connection."
Jan 20 05:10:39 <anoteros> Googling that error message I only find problems people in china are having which is a firewall issue (Which I doubt is happening here)
Jan 20 05:10:42 <anoteros> Anyone have any ideas?
Jan 20 05:12:59 <sasser> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39431565/gradle-sync-failed-the-first-result-from-the-daemon-was-empty-most-likely-the
Jan 20 05:16:28 <anoteros> sasser: I'm not using windows. I don't know what "C:\Users.gradle\wrapper\dist" is
Jan 20 05:17:44 <anoteros> sasser: changing the dist url didn't do anything though.
Jan 20 05:18:43 <teasp00n> anoteros: does gradle work when you use it from the command line?
Jan 20 05:19:01 <anoteros> teasp00n: Yes
Jan 20 05:20:54 <teasp00n> close android studio and run ./gradlew -stop or gradle -stop if you arent using the wrapper
Jan 20 05:21:01 <teasp00n> then start AS up again, see if it works
Jan 20 05:21:20 <teasp00n> that'll stop and running gradle daemons that may be stuffed up
Jan 20 05:21:22 <teasp00n> any*
Jan 20 05:21:50 <anoteros> Okay I'll try.
Jan 20 05:26:12 <tp43_> Hi, I am using Android studio with the ndk and C++ support. I am having trouble create an external .cpp file and including it. Build fails, it is not being included properly
Jan 20 05:28:06 <anoteros> teasp00n: It's doing the same thing.
Jan 20 05:28:25 <anoteros> doing ./gradlew build finishes in 2 or 3 seconds
Jan 20 05:28:58 <anoteros> android studio's attempt at calling gradle sucks up all the resources it can get on my machine for a few minutes and gives up
Jan 20 05:29:08 <anoteros> when I run out of ram and swap
Jan 20 05:32:03 <anoteros> teasp00n: I don't know who made the decision to have android studio spawn literally one hundred java workers, but it doesn't seem reasonable to me at all.
Jan 20 05:45:04 <tp43_> anyone can help with cmake.txt? http://pastebin.com/cbBX3hWx
Jan 20 06:07:29 <purplex88> In how many ways you can create a background thread in Android. One is Java's Thread and another I learned is via. AsyncTask. Are there several others?
Jan 20 06:09:27 <tp43_> ok this is it working now finally: http://pastebin.com/61vnEMa9
Jan 20 08:05:55 <Sourcey> Hello, can anyone help me with this context nullpointer ? https://glot.io/snippets/emcpfh5fyi
Jan 20 08:10:45 <Ashiren> Sourcey: you dont instantiate Activities by yourself, only system should do that
Jan 20 08:11:17 <Ashiren> thus context is not yet setup
Jan 20 08:13:05 <Sourcey> What you mean m8? The new SplashActivity() ?
Jan 20 08:14:04 <Sourcey> If I do just SplashActivity.loginOk() I'm getting a domino effect of missing static methods
Jan 20 08:15:07 <Ashiren> normally you extend the Activity, and setup things you put in its onCreate()
Jan 20 08:32:01 <mohsen_> Hi. I use OpenSqliteHelper is there anyway I can export the db file including the data inside it to the internal or external storage?
Jan 20 08:39:26 <Odaym> I think the file is under data/data
Jan 20 08:39:35 <Odaym> you need to use DDMS file explorer to get it
Jan 20 08:42:27 <mohsen_> Is this an android application?
Jan 20 08:43:01 <Ashiren> its a tool for pc
Jan 20 08:43:56 <Ashiren> anyway, sqlite db file is writte inside app internal storage so it is available to the app
Jan 20 08:44:50 <Ashiren> normally its /data/data/app.package/databases/name_of_database
Jan 20 08:46:50 <Me4502> Hi, I upgraded from version 8.4.0 of the google play services to 10.0.1, and now IntelliJ can't find com.google.android.gms.ads.*
Jan 20 08:47:19 <SimonVT> Context has a getDatabasePath method
Jan 20 08:48:39 <mohsen_> Ashiren: You mean access it from inside my app and store it on an external storage?
Jan 20 08:49:07 <Ashiren> mohsen_: yes. i thought this is what you wanted
Jan 20 08:49:11 <mohsen_> Ashiren: File file = new File("/data/data/app.package/databases/name_of_database");
Jan 20 08:49:14 <mohsen_> Does this work?
Jan 20 08:49:20 <Ashiren> it should
Jan 20 08:49:32 <mohsen_> Okay, thanks buddy.
Jan 20 08:50:00 <Me4502> I updated the main play services package to 10.0.1, and the gradle plugin to 3.0.0
Jan 20 08:50:09 <Me4502> And since then all the ad related classes can't be found
Jan 20 08:50:15 <Ashiren> but context.getDatabasePath() would be better
Jan 20 08:50:48 <Me4502> If I open project structure, all the play services are red, with the following missing, http://i.imgur.com/5UdWrhX.png
Jan 20 08:51:07 <Me4502> Is there something I'm missing that's causing it to not be moved over into that directory?
Jan 20 08:51:09 <Ashiren> maybe they changed api a bit
Jan 20 08:51:16 <Ashiren> 8.4.0 to 10.0.1 is quite a step
Jan 20 08:51:48 <adq> that's build/intermediate, you must have another error somewhere, because this part is not really relevant
Jan 20 08:52:01 <adq> did you try to clean (sad I know)
Jan 20 08:52:09 <Me4502> Hmm, I'll try a clean
Jan 20 08:52:48 <Me4502> nah the intermediates are still missing
Jan 20 08:52:55 <adq> also i'm not aware of 3.3.0 but 3.3 for gradle
Jan 20 08:53:02 <Me4502> What sort of errors would prevent that?
Jan 20 08:53:10 <adq> no idea tbh
Jan 20 08:53:41 <Me4502> Everything's up to date in the SDK manager
Jan 20 08:54:00 <adq> AS got so many issues, you could try in command line with gradlew
Jan 20 08:54:17 <adq> because without any relevant error it's kinda hard to pin point, it could be many things
Jan 20 08:54:27 <Me4502> yeah, I'll just run ./gradlew build
Jan 20 08:54:46 <Me4502> Missing api_key/current_key object
Jan 20 08:54:54 <Me4502> Has the format of the JSON file changed since 8.4.0?
Jan 20 08:55:25 <Me4502> I'll regen it
Jan 20 08:55:26 <Me4502> thanks
Jan 20 08:57:59 <mohsen_> Ashiren: How can I store the file on the root of the internal storage of the phone?
Jan 20 08:58:27 <Me4502> Yep.. that fixed it, thanks everyone
Jan 20 08:58:48 <Ashiren> internal storage of phone?
Jan 20 08:59:51 <mohsen_> Ashiren: Yeah, I want to send the file to my laptop then to view the database using a sqlite database viewer
Jan 20 09:00:25 <pduin> mohsen_: https://gist.github.com/pimduin/c9288a87ccd7e037da640456c828ed2a
Jan 20 09:00:59 <pduin> I use FileUtils as a convenience to copy the file over, but you can also just use the normal API for that
Jan 20 09:01:09 <Ashiren> that would definitely throw exception eh?
Jan 20 09:02:09 <pduin> Works for me
Jan 20 09:02:58 <mohsen_> pduin: Does getExternalFilesDir return the path of internal storage of the phone? My phone doesn't have a sd card
Jan 20 09:03:48 <Ashiren> mohsen_: phone "internal" storage (where you put your pictures, files, movies etc., without sdcard) is called external storage as well
Jan 20 09:04:12 <mohsen_> Ashiren: External storage to the app? The app has internal storage itself right?
Jan 20 09:04:42 <Ashiren> yes, which only the app can see it
Jan 20 09:05:08 <Ashiren> https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Context.html#getExternalFilesDir(java.lang.String)
Jan 20 09:05:14 <mohsen_> Hmmm
Jan 20 09:12:53 <mohsen_> pduin: by the way, guava Files has a copy method that takes two files and copies the first to the second, don't reinvent the wheel:D
Jan 20 09:15:38 <raoul11> guava is pretty big for just having a copy method
Jan 20 09:19:53 <mohsen_> raoul11: A few killo bytes?
Jan 20 09:20:44 <raoul11> methods wise
Jan 20 09:23:08 <fattest> Do you guys use eclipse or android studio?
Jan 20 09:23:22 <raoul11> AS
Jan 20 09:23:47 <fattest> I like to use eclipse for java dev but it's not supported anymore for android :/
Jan 20 09:24:38 <raoul11> did you try AS?
Jan 20 09:26:45 <Odaym> hiya SimonVT
Jan 20 09:26:48 <Odaym> long time no seek
Jan 20 09:28:24 <purplex88> is there a third way to create threads besides asynctask and java threads? just curious since there seems to be so many thread handling classes etc.
Jan 20 09:29:21 <adq> handler
Jan 20 09:29:29 <Ashiren> executor
Jan 20 09:29:33 <Ashiren> rxjava
Jan 20 09:31:21 <Ashiren> asynctasks stink to be honest
Jan 20 09:32:12 <purplex88> but handler just ties itself to thread to execute a periodic task, does it actually create a new thread as well?
Jan 20 09:40:52 <purplex88> or you mean HandlerThread
Jan 20 09:42:38 <TotallyNotKim> so I have some basic html in a webview, height set to wrap
Jan 20 09:43:08 <TotallyNotKim> it grows till the bottom of the screen and puts the rest into the "scroll buffer"
Jan 20 09:43:35 <TotallyNotKim> is there a way to say "don't scroll, expand over screen size"
Jan 20 09:43:42 <TotallyNotKim> oh
Jan 20 09:43:54 <TotallyNotKim> nvm
Jan 20 09:44:04 <TotallyNotKim> parent has match_parent
Jan 20 09:44:07 <TotallyNotKim> my bad
Jan 20 10:10:56 <Ologn> purplex88, Thread is the primitive
Jan 20 10:11:22 <Ologn> Asynctask is for simple UI offloading like Bitmap decoding
Jan 20 10:11:40 <Ologn> IntentService does background tasks not tied to UI
Jan 20 10:12:12 <Ologn> HandlerThread has more bells and whistles, its for things like dealing with multiple camera thumbnails
Jan 20 10:13:42 <Ologn> then there are implementations of Executor like ThreadPoolExecutor
Jan 20 10:13:58 <Ologn> In a sense it goes from simple threading to more complex
Jan 20 10:13:58 <greyline> hi all
Jan 20 10:14:34 <greyline> I tried to do this to create a jar plugin for the Unity android app, but I can't
Jan 20 10:16:09 <greyline> how can I create a jar file from an empty android app (without activities) with Android Studio?
Jan 20 10:16:29 <Odaym> guys how can I find out where a certain XML file is being called
Jan 20 10:16:41 <Odaym> like with java files you just click on the class name and you get all the usages
Jan 20 10:18:54 <Ashiren> right click, find usages
Jan 20 10:25:51 <Odaym> yea that's true
Jan 20 10:26:56 <greyline> somebody?
Jan 20 10:27:06 <greyline> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21712714/how-to-make-a-jar-out-from-an-android-studio-project
Jan 20 10:27:36 <Odaym> you have 2 45point answers
Jan 20 10:27:36 <greyline> this says to make java library, but if I copy the code from the app without activity to the library, then it will gives me syntax errors
Jan 20 10:27:40 <Odaym> what do you want more
Jan 20 10:28:04 <greyline> Odaym: ^
Jan 20 10:28:19 <Odaym> ask them
Jan 20 10:28:23 <Odaym> the posts are still 2016
Jan 20 10:28:32 <Ashiren> so last year
Jan 20 10:29:23 <greyline> Odaym: one of the answers says: "Open build.gradle for library project "
Jan 20 10:29:30 <greyline> Odaym: I'm already stuck in here
Jan 20 10:29:42 <greyline> Odaym: how to create library porject in Android Studio?
Jan 20 10:30:09 <Odaym> start by not panicking
Jan 20 10:30:33 <greyline> Odaym: is it really clearly can be seen?
Jan 20 10:30:36 <Odaym> I dont know, i suggest you ask them on the same page you got the answer, they will reply
Jan 20 10:30:47 <Odaym> yea you're obviously panicking
Jan 20 10:31:11 <greyline> Odaym: why is that so obvious for you? :)
Jan 20 10:31:21 <Odaym> i can see things bruh
Jan 20 10:31:25 <Odaym> brb
Jan 20 11:05:34 <greyline> Odaym: I have created a library this way: https://gist.github.com/daniellevass/2c46cf33e3814e685b47, and I have tried to create jar this way: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21712714/how-to-make-a-jar-out-from-an-android-studio-project
Jan 20 11:05:53 <greyline> Odaym: no success, gives error after :library:compileDebugJavaWithJavac
Jan 20 11:32:03 <flxapps> hi, anybody with a rooted android device interested in "alpha-testing" my app's new version (cheatdroid)?
Jan 20 11:34:35 <flxapps> (pretty popular app, 3 million+ downloads, you would get to test the pro version for free)
Jan 20 11:43:07 <fattest> When I use the code for Firebase Authentication on the firebase docs http://goo.gl/IxwLHB , it works fine however, it logs "    HostConnection::get() New Host Connection established 0x7f8f6b0697c0, tid 30494". Is this normal?
Jan 20 12:01:04 <JuliusN> i'm trying to reflect a public static method but i keep getting NoSuchMethodException https://dpaste.de/w1cP
Jan 20 12:27:02 <FrancescoV> Hi all, is there any possible way to detect touch events when you're app is above all others? like the facebook messenger chat bubble.
Jan 20 12:29:46 <adq> not anymore i think, this is also bad to not say evil, and can lead to too many issues
Jan 20 12:30:05 <adq> just stay in the scope of your own application
Jan 20 12:30:38 <FrancescoV> adq, that's what I want :) it's indeed for security reasons I'm asking this
Jan 20 12:30:46 <adq> make no sense
Jan 20 12:31:16 <FrancescoV> no sense?
Jan 20 12:31:25 <adq> none
Jan 20 12:32:46 <FrancescoV> I think that receiving touch events when another application is running has a lot of impact on security..
Jan 20 12:48:43 <flxapps> Hi, anybody with a rooted android device interested in "alpha-testing" my app's new PRO version for free (CheatDroid, pretty popular, 3million+ downloads)?
Jan 20 13:05:35 <astroduck> flxapps: Release alpha on play store?
Jan 20 13:10:20 <emimu> Hi. I have a SeekBar inside a CardView. The SeekBar is completely white. Anything that would make it appear this way? How to fix? :)
Jan 20 14:00:29 <Syzygy> emimu, post your layout file.
Jan 20 14:30:48 <emimu> Syzygy: http://pastebin.com/jXtZUFiR
Jan 20 14:31:02 <emimu> near the bottom
Jan 20 14:31:25 <Syzygy> have you tried giving it another color?
Jan 20 14:32:04 <emimu> yes, that works if explicitly set it. but if i incorporate the color in my <style> or in android:theme=..., that has no effect
Jan 20 14:32:14 <Melatonina> Do FAB have to be placed inside a coordinator layout? Do I have any advantages in placing them inside a coordinator layout?
Jan 20 14:32:29 <emimu> but that's what I'm currently ending up with, explicitly setting it in the layout file
Jan 20 14:32:54 <Syzygy> sorry, can't really help you then.
Jan 20 14:33:24 <emimu> alright, thanks for looking :)
Jan 20 14:36:26 <Mavrik> Melatonina, they can then be hidden when scrolling
Jan 20 14:45:17 <Melatonina> Mavrik: will that work even if the coordinator layout is the root layout of a fragment and not of the whole activity?
Jan 20 14:45:29 <Mavrik> I can't say, I didn't use it much.
Jan 20 14:45:51 <Melatonina> I'll experiment
Jan 20 14:45:55 <Melatonina> Thanks!
Jan 20 14:46:48 <Mavrik> Melatonina, ah, see the example here: https://guides.codepath.com/android/Handling-Scrolls-with-CoordinatorLayout#floating-action-buttons-and-snackbars
Jan 20 14:46:55 <Mavrik> That's the supposedly standard pattern :)
Jan 20 14:47:11 <sub_zero> hi
Jan 20 14:49:17 <sub_zero> i am confused a bit in whether to use fragments or an activity? Is there any performance issues associated while using more activities in your app because a fragment too have lifecycles and we need a java and a xml file both just like an activity!
Jan 20 14:49:33 <Melatonina> Mavrik: thanks. Maybe there is information for me too there.
Jan 20 14:50:10 <Mavrik> sub_zero, unless you know you need Fragments, use Activities only.
Jan 20 14:50:12 <Mavrik> Fragments are... painful
Jan 20 14:50:15 <Ashiren> sub_zero: no
Jan 20 14:50:31 <Ashiren> well if activities dont differ much, why not fragments
Jan 20 14:50:53 <sub_zero> what no?
Jan 20 14:51:13 <Ashiren> no performance issues
Jan 20 14:51:22 <Ashiren> or unnoticeable
Jan 20 14:52:14 <sub_zero> mavrik ashiren ok thanks :)
Jan 20 14:52:48 <Melatonina> sub_zero: the main advantage of Fragments, for me, it's that the lifecycle of the fragment and the lifecycle of the view of the fragment are separated. That added to the ability to retain fragments make them very useful. My recycler views stick to the same scrolling position when switching between portrait and landscape. I don't think I could do that using only an activity
Jan 20 14:53:37 <Mavrik> Fragments however add complex interaction because they have a lifecycle inside the Activity lifecycle which is kinda decoupled from it as well and that leads to a huge amount of corner cases.
Jan 20 14:54:00 <Mavrik> Which can be difficult to test and reproduce - hence I'd avoid them unless I really need to have several reusable components with lifecycle visible on screen.
Jan 20 14:54:09 <Mavrik> But MOSTLY, custom views / viewgroups do that better.
Jan 20 14:56:57 <Melatonina> I basically only use retained fragments. May that be the reason I didn't notice the problems that you mention?
Jan 20 14:59:30 <Mavrik> Retained fragments are not immune to issues.
Jan 20 14:59:39 <Mavrik> They're usually worse because they exist outside an activity for a time.
Jan 20 14:59:50 <Mavrik> So if you need to interact with context in them you can quickly get crashes and issues.
Jan 20 15:00:32 <Melatonina> Wonder why I didn't notice these problems so far...
Jan 20 15:01:01 * Melatonina now waits for the brick to fall upon his head
Jan 20 15:01:03 <raoul11> i dont get it, am using the same support libs on two projects, on one of them drawablevectors works fine on lower api's, on the other they're just black
Jan 20 15:02:21 <adq> i'm wondering if they are going to one day simplify the lifecycle
Jan 20 15:02:27 <adq> despite the massive amount required
Jan 20 15:03:27 <adq> because the complexity and issues versus the flexibility it brings.. i'm not sure it's worth it on the long run (which is already the case, almost 10 years)
Jan 20 15:05:06 <raoul11> onViewCreated / onCreateView
Jan 20 15:08:29 <Melatonina> Isn't the materialpalette.com designed to be used with Android?
Jan 20 15:09:18 <Melatonina> The XML that is generates, even if apparently looking like a replacement for color resources in your application, has non-standard names for the colors
Jan 20 15:09:54 <Melatonina> Like "primary_dark" instead of "colorPrimaryDark"
Jan 20 15:13:54 <Syzygy> wohoo, i think I finally fixed my proguard issue :D
Jan 20 15:14:31 <adq> Melatonina, material is not specific to android, it also covers web dev
Jan 20 15:14:43 <adq> and this is not an official site
Jan 20 15:16:28 <sub_zero> mavrik melatonina very informative
Jan 20 15:16:59 <Melatonina> adq: I know. But it ALSO covers Android and the XML look like Android resource files (except you can't drop in and expect them to work) and there is no other option. The material icons site provides several output format, including those appropriate for Android development.
Jan 20 15:17:02 <sub_zero> i too discovered problems while setting images on fragment from activity at runtime,it was horrible
Jan 20 15:17:49 <adq> you're mixing up names, Melatonina
Jan 20 15:18:23 <Melatonina> adq: what do you mean?
Jan 20 15:18:24 <yiati> Activities really should send any data to Fragments other than basic data through the bundle when instantiating it
Jan 20 15:18:33 <adq> you can do whatever you want in colors.xml like <item name="android:colorPrimary">@color/MelatoninaComplainsAboutaRandomWebsSite</item>
Jan 20 15:18:34 <yiati> should NOT
Jan 20 15:18:58 <adq> style naming has nothing to do with color naming, except on specific uses-cases/hack
Jan 20 15:19:16 <adq> when you can replace/override provided colors
Jan 20 15:19:23 <yiati> Anyone used Scoop by Lyft?
Jan 20 15:19:24 <adq> when or where* idk
Jan 20 15:19:31 <yiati> And enjoy it?
Jan 20 15:19:43 <Melatonina> adq: ah, ok. I'll read about that. Thank you very much!
Jan 20 15:19:45 <raoul11> mhm, vector xmls dont like asking @color/bestColor
Jan 20 15:19:59 <adq> tbh i keep those name separated, and it's not a big deal
Jan 20 15:20:44 <adq>     <color name="design_snackbar_background_color">@color/colorPrimary</color>
Jan 20 15:20:44 <adq>  << this is an override in colors.xml for example Melatonina
Jan 20 15:20:53 <yiati> I've always rolled my own stack and it usually gets out of hand. I feel like I could probably continue rolling my own MVP stack though if I just started using Dagger rather than rolling my own DI
Jan 20 15:20:56 <yiati> :P
Jan 20 15:21:01 <adq> Melatonina, (you got a lint warning, asking you if it's deliberate)
Jan 20 15:21:07 <adq> (it is in my case)
Jan 20 15:55:16 <explodes> Any tips or posts wherre I could learn more about making my app "d-pad" compatible? (For example, Fire TV)
Jan 20 16:20:40 <opticron> would anyone happen to know if system properties are accessible via procfs?
Jan 20 16:23:40 <opticron> or some other readable-as-a-file interface
Jan 20 16:48:33 <Girafferson> Hoping that today someone is online who has any experience creating a back stack using TasksTackBuilder
Jan 20 16:59:19 <dar10s> TaskTackBuilder... this is new to me
Jan 20 16:59:30 <dar10s> how are you attempting to use it ?
Jan 20 17:01:36 <Girafferson> I'm opening up an activity from a notification using a pending intent. You can actually build a pending intent from a TaskStackBuilder.getPendingIntent. Except that is very broken. So what I am doing is: if someone clicks the notification and the app isn't open, it'll open that specific activity. Since the parent hasn't been created yet and the activity is the root activity, it calls the line of code that says
Jan 20 17:01:36 <Girafferson> . if(isTaskRoot) TaskStaceBuilder.create(this).addNextIntentWithParentStack(upIntent).startActivities()
Jan 20 17:03:35 <Girafferson> I'm really having a hard time understanding why stackoverflow has plenty of issues with TaskStackBuilder where people resolve it by "hacking it." There's only 1 related issue on the Android issue tracker and the project manager closed it without giving a reason
Jan 20 17:05:07 <Girafferson> Like someone was trying to create the back stack when the activity was open, but the TaskStackBuilder was creating the parent activity and opening it. So they told them to do if(isTaskRoot) .addNextIntent(new Intent(thisActivity.class)) and it worked...
Jan 20 17:05:19 <Girafferson> was being opened*
Jan 20 17:06:04 <Girafferson> I want to create an android issue but I would like to speak to anyone who has run into these issues before I do
Jan 20 17:07:16 <Girafferson> I would create a post on stackoverflow, but they will be marked as duplicate and the currently existing issues have solutions that don't use the TaskStackBuilder intentions
Jan 20 17:09:13 <Girafferson> I am also trying to not use support libraries. Which is odd, I know, but my company only wants to develop android apps for the sdk versions that android currently supports so I see no reason why I should have to use NavUtils
Jan 20 17:12:22 <adq> you should tell your company that using support lib does not force anything related to sdk version that android currently support, but embed fix for the platform which will never be fixed since probability to have an update is fairly low
Jan 20 17:12:52 <adq> and all you said here should be on stackoverflow, why are you afraid to have a post marked as duplicate, if you believe it's not the same thing
Jan 20 17:13:14 <adq> same for submitting a ticket, what makes you think they will take it so seriously, (lot of things get reported and plainly ignored)
Jan 20 17:13:20 <adq> good luck
Jan 20 17:13:49 <dar10s> that is true we want to use the offiical stuff but in many cases we knew it was better to build our own solution
Jan 20 17:14:03 <adq> support lib are offical
Jan 20 17:14:07 <adq> official*
Jan 20 17:14:33 <adq> it's not only for retro-compatibility, as i said
Jan 20 17:15:01 <dar10s> this is becoming a problem now in some libraries we have outdated code, and the support libs are now better ( but our app was built ~7 years ago
Jan 20 17:15:08 <dar10s> maybe less
Jan 20 17:17:04 <Girafferson> Yeah but if the intent is clear then updating classes shouldn't make code obsolete. Because if it changes the underlining intent then it should be made depreciated.
Jan 20 17:18:27 <Girafferson> There just seems to be mixed intent with the android:launchMode and TaskStackBuilder
Jan 20 17:20:31 <Girafferson> I don't want to use dependency stuff unless I have to. The code I have is working for the most part, but the TaskStackBuilder feels like it's acting erratic.
Jan 20 17:21:13 <Girafferson> Maybe I will look at the source code. Someone brought up the point that TaskSTackBuilder adds some flags to the PendingIntent, but the flags it is adding isn't the cause for the issues I'm having
Jan 20 17:23:24 <Girafferson> My irc just reset if someone replied
Jan 20 17:25:31 <Girafferson> As specific as I can get, I am not sure how TaskStackBuilder.addNextIntentWithParentStack is suppose to work or why using addNextIntent(Intent(currentActivity)) reopens the activity with the parent activity on top.
Jan 20 17:25:44 <Girafferson> Does NavUtils open the activity without recreating it/
Jan 20 17:26:01 <Girafferson> TaskStackBuilder recreates the activity, sometimes, and it doesn't call onRestoreInstanceState
Jan 20 17:27:25 <Girafferson> TaskStackBuilder calls onSaveInstanceState and onDestroy, but does not pass the savedInstanceState to the onCreate
Jan 20 17:28:41 <Girafferson> The parent activity is launchMode singeTask, and the activity that is getting started from the PendingIntent is singleTop
Jan 20 17:56:09 <sub_zero> .
Jan 20 17:56:24 <sub_zero> llllll
Jan 20 17:57:02 <sub_zero> how to load fragment on full activity?
Jan 20 17:57:59 <sub_zero> i want fragment to appear on full activity
Jan 20 18:00:50 <tsousa> Hello!
Jan 20 18:00:57 <tsousa> Is there a log of this channel?
Jan 20 18:01:08 <sub_zero> no
Jan 20 18:01:30 <tsousa> damm i kind of need the logs in which i was present in here
Jan 20 18:02:17 <Melatonina> tsousa: I can sell you my logs
Jan 20 18:02:19 <Melatonina> :D
Jan 20 18:02:38 <tsousa> Melatonina, can you please post the logs?
Jan 20 18:04:13 <sub_zero> how to load fragment on full activity?
Jan 20 18:04:20 <Dagmar> You're going to have to explain that
Jan 20 18:05:24 <sub_zero> i already have some stuff on my activity but i want at one button click to load a fragment on that activity
Jan 20 18:05:36 <Melatonina> tsousa: if pastebin doesn't crash... wait a minute
Jan 20 18:05:57 <sub_zero> and only that fragment will appear on activity not the stuff
Jan 20 18:07:08 <Dagmar> sub_zero: You should probably start with learning what fragments are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GyGtCMoR_U
Jan 20 18:08:05 <sub_zero> Dagmar can i do this?
Jan 20 18:08:09 <sub_zero> or i have to use an activity?
Jan 20 18:08:18 <Dagmar> You can watch the video without an activity
Jan 20 18:08:54 <Dagmar> blind: Now you see why i just put some folks into the ignore list, never to return
Jan 20 18:09:45 <sub_zero> that video is bad dagmar very poor explanation ,i already watched it
Jan 20 18:09:47 <Melatonina> tsousa: too big for pastebin
Jan 20 18:10:04 <tsousa> can you email me?
Jan 20 18:10:20 <tsousa> Melatonina, ^
Jan 20 18:10:56 <Melatonina> ok
Jan 20 18:16:45 <Dagmar> sub_zero: Perhaps you'll feel more comfortable without a video then https://www.raywenderlich.com/117838/introduction-to-android-fragments-tutorial
Jan 20 18:21:02 <sub_zero> Dagmar thanks
Jan 20 18:21:10 <sub_zero> :)
Jan 20 18:22:59 <emmanuel_> hello what value should I put to to set a cardFragment Layout in code : cardFragment.getView().setLayoutParams(?);
Jan 20 18:24:36 <cristian_c> hi
Jan 20 18:27:25 <cristian_c> I'm searching for what class android:button attribute belongs to
Jan 20 18:28:47 <cristian_c> I've tried to figure out where I could find the documentation for a particular attribute
Jan 20 18:30:03 <cristian_c> I've tried to type android:button in search  typing area in developer.android.com/reference website
Jan 20 18:30:18 <cristian_c> but it doesn't return any related results
Jan 20 18:30:23 <cristian_c> Any ideas?
Jan 20 18:31:18 <Dagmar> What XML object is it attached to?
Jan 20 18:31:47 <cristian_c> radiobutton
Jan 20 18:32:17 <cristian_c> but it's heredited
Jan 20 18:32:51 <cristian_c> but it's heredited from another object, but I've tried in View documentation, and other object documentation
Jan 20 18:33:05 <Dagmar> Probably Button, then
Jan 20 18:33:20 <cristian_c> I've looked also at Button reference
Jan 20 18:33:35 <cristian_c> *inherited
Jan 20 18:34:51 <cristian_c> radiobutton inherits by compoundbutton, and button, and textview, and view and object
Jan 20 18:35:45 <cristian_c> Button inherits its attributes from textview and view
Jan 20 18:36:38 <cristian_c> android:button is not located in textview reference
Jan 20 18:37:17 <cristian_c> and it's not located in View reference
Jan 20 18:37:41 <cristian_c> so, I don't understand where finding documentation about attributes
Jan 20 18:39:12 <yiati> I remember reading an article a little while ago about some Google API (maybe play services) that describes why it's a good pattern for them to require Context as a parameter rather than the lib trying to derive it itself
Jan 20 18:39:22 <yiati> Anyone happen to know what article I'm talking about?
Jan 20 18:39:40 <s73v3r> Firebase
Jan 20 18:39:47 <s73v3r> i remember that, I think
Jan 20 18:45:29 <pfn> because accessing global state is bad
Jan 20 18:45:58 <pfn> and that's what it'd be doing by deriving it itself
Jan 20 18:59:52 <g00s> nice https://medium.com/@nikita.kozlov/how-modularisation-affects-build-time-of-an-android-application-43a984ce9968
Jan 20 19:20:49 <bfrog_> is it possible to have a dependency point at a git repo?
Jan 20 19:20:56 <bfrog_> rather than a maven repo
Jan 20 19:21:12 <s73v3r> i don’t think so
Jan 20 19:21:33 <s73v3r> i mean, you can check out the git repo, compile it, and add it as a library to your project
Jan 20 19:23:08 <bfrog_> yeah, I dunno, maybe I just need to finally automate publishing to jcenter
Jan 20 19:37:40 <yiati> s73v3r: is https://firebase.googleblog.com/2016/12/how-does-firebase-initialize-on-android.html the article you were thinking of
Jan 20 19:37:54 <yiati> Pretty awesome idea with the contentprovider to init an sdk
Jan 20 19:38:26 <s73v3r> i think so. And I remember that justification being somewhat controversial
Jan 20 19:38:30 <yiati> But the bit where they say "This is where the Firebase SDK can get a hold of a Context, which it does by calling the getContext method. This Context is safe to hold on to indefinitely" seems to counter the "accessing global state is bad" idea.
Jan 20 19:38:49 <yiati> I know it's technically safe since it's application context
Jan 20 19:39:23 <yiati> Makes testing without something like Roboletric more difficult
Jan 20 20:00:18 <Zta> I'm building the standard app package namespaces: com.example.app.debug, com.example.app.beta, and com.example.app (release).  I have .main, .debug, and .beta source folders. I want to do something clever so that I can get differences instances of a class depending on the type of app I'm running.
Jan 20 20:00:30 <Zta> I just can't find the right approach.
Jan 20 20:03:28 <pfn> testing the initialization of the content provider is difficult, but you don't necessarily have to test that
Jan 20 20:03:51 <pfn> yuck
Jan 20 20:03:58 <Dagmar> I'm not sure it's a very good practice to try to put build variants into their own namespaces.
Jan 20 20:04:13 <pfn> but reflection and spa does this
Jan 20 20:06:29 <Zta> My goal is I want an AppDebugHelper class that has e.g. whateverMethod(Whatever args) that does one thing when implemented in .debug, but nothing or something else when implemented in .beta and .main
Jan 20 20:06:47 <pfn> er java spi
Jan 20 20:07:05 <pfn> flavors would handle this already
Jan 20 20:07:09 <dragorn> Zta, sounds like you want build flavors not separate class paths
Jan 20 20:07:20 <pfn> src/debug/java etc
Jan 20 20:07:30 <dragorn> you could also look at the examples of dagger+build flavors which let you inject different builders based on build flavors
Jan 20 20:08:08 <Zta> I don't want to use flavors; it's meant for something else.
Jan 20 20:09:27 <Zta> I often build hacks into the app that makes development and sometimes some areas of testing easier. For example add a long press listener on the login button to automatically fill in login, password and click login.
Jan 20 20:09:28 <dragorn> It's really not.  Debug/prod/dev builds is more or less exactly what flavors gets you
Jan 20 20:09:41 <dragorn> yup.
Jan 20 20:09:55 <dragorn> flavors.  if you want to get fancy, dagger+flavors.  They have examples of *exactly* this use case.
Jan 20 20:10:16 <Zta> So traditionally I'd have if ( BuildConfig.DEBUG ) { loginButton.addLongPressListenber... }
Jan 20 20:10:57 <Zta> I'd prefer to do: App.getDebugHelper().addLoginButtonLongPressListener( loginButton );
Jan 20 20:11:22 <Zta> And the DebugHelper returned would either do something or have an empty method implementation and do nothing.
Jan 20 20:11:54 <SimonVT> That's what build type/flavor source folders are for
Jan 20 20:12:09 <Zta> I know.
Jan 20 20:12:18 <Zta> I'm asking for a nice practical example of how to do it.
Jan 20 20:12:32 <Zta> I have something, but I don't think I'm doing it right.
Jan 20 20:12:36 <SimonVT> Put one implementation in debug/, another in release/
Jan 20 20:12:38 <SimonVT> Done
Jan 20 20:15:47 <Zta> But isn't that messy?  If I add a new method in one, I'll get compiler errors only when I build a particular build type?  I was thinking about doing it a bit nicer. Have an a default AppDebugHelper class with empty method implementations in main/ and then in debug/ have DebugAppDebugHelper which extends and overrides AppDebugHelper.
Jan 20 20:16:11 <s73v3r> no
Jan 20 20:16:39 <s73v3r> you can have an Interface or an Abstract Base Class in main, and have implementations of it in debug/ and release/
Jan 20 20:16:59 <Dagmar> I suppose if you want to test your debug code but never bother testing release code this is fine
Jan 20 20:17:33 <s73v3r> well, since they’re Debug methods, they should just be no-ops when run in Release
Jan 20 20:17:34 <Dagmar> Some people would just do checks against BuildConfig.BUILD_TYPE
Jan 20 20:18:23 <Dagmar> It's what I'm using to keep AdMob stuff from even being touched on beta builds
Jan 20 20:20:04 <s73v3r> so I’m looking for a guide to adopting Theme.AppCompat
Jan 20 20:20:20 <Zta> Dagmar: Again: That's what I currently do, and I don't like it.  With one class that handles all build type or flavor variations, it's easier to maintain.
Jan 20 20:20:34 <s73v3r> I have a bunch of styles defined for buttons and textviews and such, and I’m looking for how to move that from Theme.Holo to Theme.AppCompat
Jan 20 20:22:16 <s73v3r> It looks like there’s an AppCompat style for Button, but not for TextView?
Jan 20 20:22:21 <Zta> s73v3r: In practice, what should I name my abstract class in main/ and my implementations in debug/ and beta/?  And how would I instantiated either one in a uniform what if not using the switch/case I mentioned?
Jan 20 20:22:25 <shipit> hey guys, anyone here has success w/ searching for remote work?
Jan 20 20:22:49 <s73v3r> Zta: it doesn’t mattery
Jan 20 20:22:53 <s73v3r> matter
Jan 20 20:23:38 <Zta> s73v3r: If I have AbstractHelper in main/ and I have DebugHelper in debug/ and BetaHelper in beta/ that both extend AbstractHelper... how do I know which one to instantiate?
Jan 20 20:24:26 <Zta> In my LoginActivity I just want to do App.getHelper().hackLoginButton(loginButton);
Jan 20 20:24:28 <s73v3r> no, they have to be named the same thing in debug/ and beta/
Jan 20 20:24:37 <SimonVT> (and release/)
Jan 20 20:24:54 <s73v3r> yes, you need a version of the class in every flavor you have
Jan 20 20:25:21 <Zta> SimonVT: Possibly, but in this case it's a debug helper, so it'd be satisfied with the empty method implementations of the abstract =)
Jan 20 20:25:37 <s73v3r> you still have to have it
Jan 20 20:25:38 <SimonVT> It needs to exist if you ever touch it
Jan 20 20:25:44 <Zta> s73v3r: so AbstractHelper extends AbstractHelper?
Jan 20 20:25:55 <s73v3r> what? not
Jan 20 20:26:02 <Zta> (21:24:28) s73v3r: no, they have to be named the same thing in debug/ and beta/
Jan 20 20:26:14 <s73v3r> remember, the classes in debug/ release/  and beta/ all have to be named the same thing
Jan 20 20:26:34 <s73v3r> you’re confusing the impl classes in those flavors with the abstract one in main
Jan 20 20:26:58 <Zta> Ok, so a DebugHelper in all flavors, and AbstractDebugHelper in main/?
Jan 20 20:27:18 <s73v3r> yeah
Jan 20 20:27:32 <Zta> And then I can do new DebugHelper() in any flavor and get the right one.
Jan 20 20:28:00 <s73v3r> yes
Jan 20 20:28:06 <s73v3r> or in main
Jan 20 20:31:20 <Zta> Right.
Jan 20 20:32:17 <Zta> Thanks. I think this gets me both the things I want: a common interface and flavored implementations.
Jan 20 22:32:07 <bitkiller> deployed an app to closed alpha (only one known tester) and it's had two unknown installations
Jan 20 22:33:32 <s73v3r> that asshole leaked it to pirate sites
Jan 20 22:33:41 <s73v3r> or they put it on different devices they had
Jan 20 22:36:34 <bitkiller> s73v3r, i thought it could be someone or something validating the app
Jan 20 22:37:03 <bitkiller> 'cause one was a nexus 5, the other a nexus 5x
Jan 20 22:39:58 <bitkiller> and the app was not just installed, it was executed (installation created in my backend)
Jan 20 22:47:05 <orbyt_> "This version of the application is not configured for billing through google play."
Jan 20 22:47:23 <orbyt_> Any ideas why I may be getting this message when starting a purchase intent for IAP?
Jan 20 22:48:14 <bitkiller> orbyt_, published version doesn't match with the one being tested
Jan 20 22:48:50 <orbyt_> I have one version in production and one in beta
Jan 20 22:48:57 <bitkiller> orbyt_, either version code or signature (e.g. testing a debug version)
Jan 20 22:49:40 <orbyt_> The version i have downloaded is a beta test version
Jan 20 22:53:06 <bitkiller> well, i've just tested IAP here and that was my problem (i solved by faking the versionCode to match the one in play)
Jan 20 22:53:55 <bitkiller> you also need a different account
Jan 20 22:54:21 <bitkiller> i mean, tester and development account cannot be the same, if i'm not mistaken
Jan 20 22:54:43 <orbyt_> Could you explain your issue with the version code? I have simply had to increment it everytime i've uploaded an apk, regardless if its prod or beta channel
Jan 20 22:55:17 <bitkiller> i have one version in production with version x
Jan 20 22:56:14 <bitkiller> deploying locally from my dev environment, i use a versionCode fake, like 0 or something (as i don't commit this value to version control)
Jan 20 22:56:39 <bitkiller> thus, when testing my release, eventually i forget to change the versionCode
Jan 20 22:58:04 <bitkiller> and then i change it locally to the same versionCode of the apk that is in play and redeploy the release to the device
Jan 20 22:58:32 <bitkiller> This way, i don't upload to play everytime
Jan 20 22:58:55 <bitkiller> ^every time i need to test IAP
Jan 20 23:02:06 <orbyt_> I see, though I dont suspect that is the issue
Jan 20 23:05:02 <orbyt_> On one device I get the message noted above, on another i get a "The publisher cannot purchase this item"...though switching accounts in google play does not seem to fix the issue
Jan 20 23:11:24 <bitkiller> "The publisher cannot purchase this item" may be related to the item to have been purchased but not consumed
Jan 20 23:12:06 <bitkiller> and i hope is not "publisher"
Jan 20 23:12:33 <bitkiller> well, it is
Jan 20 23:13:22 <bitkiller> the first SO here says what i said above about different accounts
Jan 20 23:16:06 <orbyt_> Well I would assume its because the account used to publish in the dev console is used on my phone...however, other than a factory reset, how would you swap the primary account?
Jan 20 23:17:35 <bitkiller> you add another account to the device
Jan 20 23:18:30 <orbyt_> I do have another account on the device
Jan 20 23:18:45 <bitkiller> but i've never done it as i use my company account in console
Jan 20 23:21:25 <bitkiller> https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/2840815?hl=en
Jan 20 23:22:37 <bitkiller> someone said he had the dev account in the device, among others. he had to remove it
Jan 20 23:34:44 <orbyt_> Was able to get it working by adding a new phone user
Jan 20 23:35:21 <orbyt_> What is odd though, is it worked on that particular device. However, that other device I mentioned still is showing that "This version is not configured for billing with g play"
Jan 20 23:35:25 <orbyt_> Which makes no sense
Jan 20 23:35:44 <orbyt_> They both downloaded the same beta apk
Jan 20 23:35:49 <orbyt_> -.-
Jan 21 00:02:34 <carpetfizz> does anyone know of a barcode scanning API that supports android.hardware.camera2
Jan 21 00:12:37 <purplex88> On setting the checkbox programmatically, does it invoke listener onCheckedChanged event?
Jan 21 00:15:35 <s73v3r> try it and see, but I don’t think so
Jan 21 00:16:53 <purplex88> i tried in asynctask it seems doesn't
Jan 21 00:17:12 <purplex88> wasn't sure if i did something wrong
Jan 21 00:17:46 <purplex88> s73v3r: would there be a way to do it?
Jan 21 00:18:01 <s73v3r> you could just call it yourself
Jan 21 00:19:27 <purplex88> but its inside an anonymous class..
Jan 21 00:19:36 <s73v3r> so?
Jan 21 00:21:21 <renkon> hey i have a layout, with some components, 1 editbox and 1 linearlayout with sth else. I use it on a list. Problem is that if I put a linear layout on top of everything else (so I can have an edittext and then an edittext with another linearlayout), every row will be the whole screen instead of just what's needed
Jan 21 00:21:22 <renkon> any help?
Jan 21 00:21:32 <purplex88> myCheckbox.onCheckedChanged(); ?
Jan 21 00:21:45 <s73v3r> something like that
Jan 21 00:21:58 <s73v3r> or just do whatever it is inside the listener that you need done
Jan 21 00:23:33 <purplex88> i think i will write a functio to do both: check the state and do whatever is inside it
Jan 21 00:23:46 <s73v3r> ?
Jan 21 00:24:08 <s73v3r> write a function to do the stuff inside the listener
Jan 21 00:24:22 <s73v3r> then, check the state. If so, then call that function
Jan 21 00:55:45 <pan_duh> For the NotificationCompat.Builder, you need a content intent. If I want to then open a specific fragment within that activity, should I just pass an intent flag, or is there a way to jump straight to the fragment from the notification
Jan 21 00:57:20 <Dagmar> You wouldn't happen to know some non-suck documentation for that wot details which things need to be set to get just *one* icon, would you?
Jan 21 00:58:31 <s73v3r> pan_duh: you’d have to have the intent go to the Activity containing the fragment, and then, if there’s multiple fragments in the Activity, some kind of flag to tell the Activity to open that fragment.
Jan 21 00:59:07 <pan_duh> s73v3r, Sounds good. Thanks.
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