**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 16 03:00:02 2017 Feb 16 03:00:07 or later... I think there was a window of opportunity to build a platform and ecosystem, from 2008 to 2010 or so - Google and Apple caught it, Microsoft and Blackberry got their toes in the... window, but couldn't stop it closing on them Feb 16 03:03:13 how much RAM can I count on that an app has access to? Feb 16 03:03:19 google should buy QNX from bb and solve the real time problem Feb 16 03:05:03 the biggest problem is the update problem Feb 16 03:10:06 only because of a) US carriers and b) the vendor model Feb 16 03:11:09 i wonder how many devices are still susceptible to quadrooter Feb 16 03:45:37 shmoooz this version of GMS doesn't support gingerbread any more :O Feb 16 03:56:55 Is experience with a prototyping tool requested in Android development jobs? There are lots of them an I find them not particularly interesting. But maybe it's because I didn't spend much time with them Feb 16 04:48:31 wonder if there is a way to get the mesh library from ibm ,,, https://www.cnet.com/news/alert-app-weather-app-ibm-mesh-network-disaster/ Feb 16 05:06:55 Has anyone written a backend with App Engine? Feb 16 05:08:04 I've been seriously considering GCP for my backend infrastructure however the only languages supported in the standard environment are Java, Go, PHP, and Python. Feb 16 05:08:54 While I know Java, I usually use node.js when writing backend code, and am not sure if using Java for a backend in 2017 is a good choice Feb 16 05:09:38 oh, more candy ! https://techspecs.blog/blog/2017/2/15/proof Feb 16 05:10:02 orbyt_ for that i guess is the one place i'd use go Feb 16 05:10:38 g00s A reddit user recommended Go as well, however I have yet to try the language, so I'd be learning 2 things, a new lang and App Engine, increasing development time. Feb 16 05:11:00 orbyt_ well its like 3-4 days worth of learning, there isn't much to it Feb 16 05:11:13 What would be the reasoning for Go over Java though, considering I already know Java? Feb 16 05:11:13 its not like learning c++ or someting Feb 16 05:11:19 efficiency Feb 16 05:11:33 your costs might be lower, as a result Feb 16 05:11:41 Developer efficiency, or runtime efficiency? Feb 16 05:11:46 runtime Feb 16 05:12:01 Hmm I see. Feb 16 05:12:10 especially, if you are going to use something like AWS Lambda, whatever they call it on GCP - is it Function ? Feb 16 05:12:19 Yea Cloud Functions Feb 16 05:12:32 what does cloud functions support? on AWS its mostly node Feb 16 05:12:56 Same as app engine, Java/Go/PHP/Python iirc Feb 16 05:14:16 Actually, that may be incorrect Feb 16 05:14:43 It is Node.js Feb 16 05:19:03 orbyt_ what did the reddit guy give for reason ? Feb 16 05:20:04 g00s Easy to learn and read where the given reasons. Feb 16 05:20:19 Not very convincing Feb 16 05:21:13 yeah, you already know java ... Feb 16 05:21:38 App Engine does have Node.js support but its in whats called the "flexible" environment and is not fully supported Feb 16 05:21:59 Its essentially managed VMs rather then full App Engine support Feb 16 05:22:19 hence my hesitation Feb 16 05:22:54 tricky decisions, there are a few books on GCP coming out written by googlers. Feb 16 05:23:39 I must say, Google has seriously stepped up their documentation from the last time I tried GCP. The interactive tutorials are really great. Feb 16 05:24:27 g00s Whats tempting for me is to just write a quick meteor/node.js app and throw it up on heroku. Feb 16 05:25:05 However, the praise GCP has been getting along with its track record makes it that much more intriguing. Feb 16 05:25:37 yeah, choosing between AWS and GCP is tough question Feb 16 05:26:07 dunno about heroku Feb 16 05:26:42 in some cases it could be cheaper to have AWS lambda / node than having a EC instance running Feb 16 05:27:05 i think they charge based on event Feb 16 05:28:42 So, what would be an advantage of writing a GAE application in Go over, say, Python? Feb 16 05:30:08 go is better at concurrency Feb 16 05:30:30 Could anybody have a look at a toolbar design- Feb 16 05:30:33 i'd say again, efficiency - strongly typed language (go) Feb 16 05:30:39 ? Feb 16 05:30:54 orbyt_ unless you are using some cool python shit like scikit or something Feb 16 05:31:21 g00s I'm not familiar with either language so I'd be starting from scratch with both. Feb 16 05:31:41 Go seems to handle concurrency much like node.js does, which is a plus Feb 16 05:31:59 well they have CSP / channels ... python still has that crappy GIL Feb 16 05:32:29 if they fixed that in python 3, nobody would be using 2.x anymore lol Feb 16 05:32:41 The stripes represent 3 states of the tool bar Feb 16 05:32:49 http://oi64.tinypic.com/25u30g6.jpg Feb 16 05:33:02 The undo and redo button all always present Feb 16 05:33:28 Alright well thanks g00s, I'll have to give Go a more serious look. Perhaps ill spend some time and just do the GAE tutorials in each language. Feb 16 05:33:33 the third button is used to changed the remaining part of the toolbar Feb 16 05:33:34 orbyt_ where go shines is a small blob of networking code / microservice thing Feb 16 05:33:45 I see Feb 16 05:34:03 google was using it to replace there python 2.x code in places Feb 16 05:34:10 I don't like the third button. It's not clear that it must be used to change the toolbar Feb 16 05:34:20 Any opition? Feb 16 05:34:31 orbyt_ python has some great ML libraries, but man i hate reading dynamically typed languages Feb 16 05:34:54 Melatonina i see 3 toolbars, what is the Q ? Feb 16 05:35:35 stripes represent 3 states ... confused Feb 16 05:36:21 g00s I see python used for ML all the time, among many other use cases, which would make learning it a tad more beneficial I suppose. Feb 16 05:36:50 g00s: it's the same toolbar in 3 configurations (states). The configuration is controlled by the 3rd button Feb 16 05:37:24 first configuration: character formatting Feb 16 05:37:48 second configuration: paragraph formattomg Feb 16 05:38:03 Melatonina that is ... kinda strange Feb 16 05:38:23 also, on a phone, you can't have so many buttons Feb 16 05:38:37 for the smaller screens anyhow. count on 3 Feb 16 05:38:40 third configuration: object intertion (images, movies clip, links) Feb 16 05:39:01 g00s: the right part scroll orizontalli Feb 16 05:39:05 y Feb 16 05:39:10 hmm Feb 16 05:39:43 you can see a scroll bar in the second configuration which has the most number of icons Feb 16 05:41:01 what I don't like it the third button, the one that make you swtich from a tool set to another Feb 16 05:41:39 yeah don't like that either Feb 16 05:41:43 it's supposed to be swiped up and down. But I don't think it's evident form its look Feb 16 05:42:01 I'd like to find something else for that Feb 16 05:42:21 I'm quote heppy with the rest Feb 16 05:43:26 i guess, if i had to ... i'd use an extended height toolbar, where the bottom part had 3 pages you could swipe maybe Feb 16 05:43:43 another option is having a floating toolbar at the bottom Feb 16 05:43:49 another option is a popupwindow Feb 16 05:43:55 like google play books / kindle Feb 16 05:44:40 I'll google for that staff tomorrom morning. I need to sleep. Thanks for the suggestions, g00s! Feb 16 05:44:55 np Feb 16 07:04:55 I have an and a in my xml code. But for some reason, the ScrollView goes ontop of the ImageView. How do I make it so the ScrollView goes under the ImageView? Feb 16 07:07:20 RelativeLayout? Feb 16 07:50:48 Kwest, what do you mean? Feb 16 07:51:09 Kwest, yes they're inside a RelativeLayout, sorry. Feb 16 07:51:30 What's the best way to make them go ontop of eachother? Feb 16 07:52:14 Errr, not on top as that's what it's doing now, but...like vertically ontop. Feb 16 07:55:24 Ah okay, put it all inside a LinearLayout and set orientation to vertical, all good. Feb 16 08:28:27 Fizzarina RelativeLayouts act like FrameLayouts in that they order things on the z axis. Feb 16 08:30:12 orbyt_, what's the main difference though Feb 16 08:30:22 Between what? Feb 16 08:32:44 RelativeLayout and FrameLayout Feb 16 08:32:51 like the main notable difference Feb 16 08:40:57 FrameLayout is simple(st) ViewGroup Feb 16 08:41:33 in FrameLayout you can position the Views 'globally' using gravity Feb 16 08:41:50 in RelativeLayout the Views can be positioned in relative to each other Feb 16 08:45:26 ah so like... Feb 16 08:45:34 FrameLayout is kind of like absolute positioning in css Feb 16 08:45:47 err maybe I shouldnt think of it that way.. Feb 16 09:09:29 is it possible to bind a view/object to a network call? views/objects are from a recyclerview Feb 16 09:10:03 when clicked on an item - another network call happens, and i wanna update that view based on the callback Feb 16 09:35:21 raoul11, what do you mean bind? Just do whatever you want when the callback comes back. Feb 16 09:35:40 Or do you mean, retain the ID of the item you clicked on? Feb 16 09:36:08 if the callback isSuccess, update the object on other activities Feb 16 09:37:05 you should have some common place where you store the data and use it from there in the activities Feb 16 09:37:11 (probably) Feb 16 09:37:44 thinking bout object custom listener Feb 16 09:38:03 or an observer, but am not too familiar with those patterns Feb 16 09:38:56 so when i update the object from Activity B, once i return to Activity A that same object changes its view state Feb 16 09:40:37 since that view is hold in a RecyclerView, the image resource (state change) happens there Feb 16 10:24:48 raoul11: hi hi Feb 16 10:25:01 12:24 Feb 16 10:25:07 NICE TIME TO SHOW UP AT WORK Feb 16 10:25:11 21:25 Feb 16 10:25:15 at the delivery room with the MRs. Feb 16 10:25:18 so it's ok Feb 16 10:25:25 in lolstralia mabe Feb 16 10:25:40 hehehe Feb 16 10:25:57 when is your wife going in? Feb 16 10:25:57 so meen Feb 16 10:25:58 :)))) Feb 16 10:26:08 man, it smells like chips around here Feb 16 10:26:11 yamms chips Feb 16 10:26:21 thepoosh: two months more or less Feb 16 10:26:29 thepoosh: why you are late tell us Feb 16 10:26:31 sounds good, yamm chips are awesome Feb 16 10:26:32 am afraid thepoosh Feb 16 10:26:43 squ: my wife is in the middle of having a baby Feb 16 10:26:46 and I am IRCing Feb 16 10:26:56 is that not enough dedications for you?! Feb 16 10:27:09 hm Feb 16 10:27:57 thought so Feb 16 10:28:05 oh wait Feb 16 10:28:11 at the delivery room with the MRs Feb 16 10:28:25 i thought that was some fancy way of saying "boss is bitchin" Feb 16 10:28:32 but mayb it is anyways Feb 16 10:28:36 goodluck thepoosh !!! Feb 16 10:28:53 thanks bud Feb 16 10:28:59 raoul11: HAHAHA Feb 16 10:29:15 nope, actualy with the hospitl wifi Feb 16 10:29:27 jlm? Feb 16 10:29:32 yeah Feb 16 10:29:34 mount scopes Feb 16 10:29:50 lol thats its english name? Feb 16 10:30:13 הר הצופים Feb 16 10:30:19 yeah i know Feb 16 10:30:26 never been there Feb 16 10:30:50 how long has it been thepoosh ? Feb 16 10:31:32 we scheduled a last attempt of not having a cesarean this morning Feb 16 10:31:38 so we got here at 08:00 Feb 16 10:34:54 tell them they are going to have wonderful irc conversation with us Feb 16 10:35:13 indeed Feb 16 10:35:14 raoul11: https://developers.google.com/android/guides/releases#february_2017_-_v102 Feb 16 10:35:21 since i need yer help thepoosh Feb 16 10:35:26 Just how the hell are ya squ Feb 16 10:35:27 ltns. Feb 16 10:35:58 raoul11: what can i do you for? Feb 16 10:38:59 Activity A - a RV, where each item correspond to an object properties. onClick open Activity B with that same object, but you can edit some of them. when i return to Activity A, i want the RV to update the necessary fields on that item based on its new properties Feb 16 10:40:30 either SQLite or some Bundle will do it Feb 16 10:40:38 with startActivityForResult Feb 16 10:41:40 Activity A isnt destroyed, as well as its RV - i just want to update the current fields Feb 16 10:41:43 guise?? Feb 16 10:41:53 am not your guy, buddy Feb 16 10:42:07 what do you use for input validation? Feb 16 10:42:20 I have formedittext right now but I'm not pleased with the UI of it Feb 16 10:43:34 Odaym: for display or logic? Feb 16 10:43:41 display Feb 16 10:43:51 like things going red, hint messages, etc.. Feb 16 10:44:16 https://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/design/widget/TextInputLayout.html Feb 16 10:44:19 because formedittext provides you with an easy way to run regexes on the field right from the XML, you just tell it what to check against Feb 16 10:44:26 textinputlayout you have to right it in code Feb 16 10:44:26 Odaym: ^^ Feb 16 10:44:36 no you don't Feb 16 10:44:46 https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/creating-a-login-screen-using-textinputlayout--cms-24168 <-- ? Feb 16 10:46:56 i just wrote a layout with this Feb 16 10:46:58 was not hard Feb 16 10:47:10 hm Feb 16 10:47:17 im on the verge of going that path Feb 16 10:47:20 fine i can do that Feb 16 11:11:06 hi, in my NDK project's CMakeLists.txt, i have this line: find_library( OPENGLES3_LIBRARY GLESv2 ). and another entry in traget_link_libraries() to link opengl es 3 lib. but still get undefined reference errors for gl* functions, e.g: /path/to/app/src/main/cpp/Hello_Triangle.cpp:240: undefined reference to `glCreateShader' Feb 16 11:15:05 problem is that the command to compile doesn't contain -lGLESv3 Feb 16 11:15:56 i can add the math lib fine. the compile command contains -lm which is correct. but not when linking GLESv2 Feb 16 11:17:43 hmm.. may be i don't have libGLESv2. how do you add a lib in android studio? Feb 16 11:27:14 anyone? Feb 16 11:33:39 How can I upload an obfuscation mapping file in firebase when the app has not yet crashed? it seems like I can only do that once the first crash has arrived. Feb 16 11:36:30 no clue Feb 16 11:43:09 this is android studio. no hack with eclipse etc.. Feb 16 11:43:54 problem is that the compile command doesn't even include -lGLESv2! Feb 16 11:45:16 I've only ever used the .mk style ndk builds, don't know about cmakes Feb 16 11:46:21 Zharf: okay so in .mk terms, i am trying to do this: LOCAL_LDLIBS := -lGLESv2 Feb 16 11:47:21 all the headers exist. but cmake is just not linking the lib Feb 16 11:47:26 very strange Feb 16 11:49:52 bytefire, are you actually using the right library_ Feb 16 11:49:55 bytefire, are you actually using the right library? Feb 16 11:50:06 don't fix typos like that -.- Feb 16 11:50:10 Did you print out the CMakeCache.txt to see what's getting resolved as your variables? Feb 16 11:50:18 Zharf, wasn't intentional. Feb 16 11:50:59 Mavrik: good idea! i'll check CMakeCache.txt Feb 16 11:51:07 do you know where it would reside? Feb 16 11:51:23 Wherever the build directory is. Feb 16 11:51:29 cool Feb 16 11:51:42 Don't know out of hand what the default is for Android, but just do a find through build Feb 16 11:57:04 is cmake the new standard thing to do with android ndk projects? Feb 16 11:58:46 In default Gradle plugin you can choose between ndk-build or cmake. Feb 16 11:58:54 Whichever fits you better. Feb 16 11:58:58 ah Feb 16 11:59:27 I probably need to convert my project to gradle some day but it's probably going to be a major pita Feb 16 12:33:16 hmm if im using parcelable to pass one object from one activity to another, should the hashcode of the object on both ends be the same? Feb 16 12:33:25 shouldnt* Feb 16 12:33:45 Uh. Feb 16 12:33:55 Did you implement hashcode in your object? Feb 16 12:34:14 yes Feb 16 12:34:22 printing diff hashs on both ends Feb 16 12:34:35 Then you implemented it wrong or you're losing data when parceling. Feb 16 12:34:53 There's no automagic there, the data you send via bundle is fully in your control. Feb 16 12:35:55 it should be the exact same object? Feb 16 12:36:12 No. Feb 16 12:36:13 I mean. Feb 16 12:36:17 LOOK at your code. Feb 16 12:36:24 or more precisely, refrencing the exact same object Feb 16 12:36:26 You're calling "new YourObject()" then unparceling :P Feb 16 12:36:37 no i do not Feb 16 12:36:39 You're fully controlling what's referenced and how Feb 16 12:37:20 pojo = (pojo) intent.getParcelableExtra("pojo"); Feb 16 12:37:30 thats how i am receiving it on the other end Feb 16 12:38:27 Yes, and your POJO implements parcelable Feb 16 12:38:34 indeed Feb 16 12:38:37 Where the parcelization process is done. Feb 16 12:38:49 Which includes recreating the object from base types. Feb 16 12:39:05 And recursively so for everything you call in your parcelization method Feb 16 12:39:10 so its a copy or the origin object? Feb 16 12:39:16 of Feb 16 12:39:19 It's neither. Feb 16 12:39:22 ffs, my typing today Feb 16 12:39:44 raoul11, look at your CREATOR method Feb 16 12:39:50 What do you do there? :P Feb 16 12:40:13 new Parcelable.Creator() Feb 16 12:40:25 oh Feb 16 12:40:43 u mean this: createFromParcel Feb 16 12:40:50 yes Feb 16 12:40:56 That's where the object is recreated. Feb 16 12:41:01 You're probably calling new Something() there Feb 16 12:41:01 return new Pojo(in) Feb 16 12:41:08 aye Feb 16 12:41:11 Yes, and you have a constructor that takes Bundle as parameter Feb 16 12:41:15 yep Feb 16 12:41:17 And there you set the fields back from the Bundle data :) Feb 16 12:41:26 yes Feb 16 12:41:29 So basically, parcelization creates a new object with fields set from the bundle. Feb 16 12:41:46 so parcelable isnt the answer if i want the exact same object Feb 16 12:41:56 Nope, if you want the same instance, then no- Feb 16 12:42:11 would u advise to use Application class for that sort of voodoo? Feb 16 12:42:28 Hmm... I'd advise trying not to rely on having same object instances. Feb 16 12:42:28 goddamn SO, mumbling bout it being the exact same object Feb 16 12:42:50 But if you must... I guess static fields are the solution... but those will be hell to maintain over time. Feb 16 12:43:07 thats why i thought parcelable is the answer Feb 16 12:43:20 serialization? Feb 16 12:43:47 Serialization does the same. Feb 16 12:43:54 Just slower and with more reflection. Feb 16 12:44:10 this seriously stinks /: Feb 16 12:44:31 (Hence why parcelization was introduced in Android, serialization essentially does the same thing, but it uses reflection to get field values and that's very slow on Android.) Feb 16 12:46:04 so two activities cant axx the same object and manipulate it Feb 16 12:46:11 without storing it staticaly Feb 16 12:47:14 raoul11, they can, but it's usually done a bit differently Feb 16 12:47:32 E.g. `MyPOJODataStore` that's injected as a singleton for both activities Feb 16 12:47:39 and then you retrieve the instance as an ID or something Feb 16 12:49:38 no bueno Feb 16 13:14:00 Mavrik: so i checked CMakeCache.txt and that is fine. but the build fails at link stage Feb 16 13:19:09 new favorite git message: "Revert 'removed unnecessary layout container' (turns out it was necessary after all)" Feb 16 13:20:03 lol Feb 16 13:22:16 why are simple things just not simple in android studio? Feb 16 13:22:46 i have spent 4 hours trying to fix a stupid error Feb 16 13:22:49 ffs Feb 16 13:24:00 The studio is basically a worse, buggier version of IIJ Feb 16 13:24:16 Tho all things considered, it's pretty ok Feb 16 13:25:14 Mavrik, think Application class with a static refrence works Feb 16 13:27:05 Isn't extending application "no longer recommended," instead you're meant to use a singleton class instead? Feb 16 13:29:09 Wintereise: it's laughable how simple the problem is and how intractable it has become.. Feb 16 13:29:29 ya... Feb 16 13:30:00 there's an shared object lib GLESv2 (open gl es 3) Feb 16 13:30:17 i get errors when using function calls from that Feb 16 13:30:53 i have added it in CMakeLists.txt and i can see it in CMakeCache.txt Feb 16 13:31:01 the headers are there Feb 16 13:31:23 but the thing always errors at link stage Feb 16 13:33:13 ceo of lehman bros had a teddy bear in his office, which he would punch when frustrated. i laughed when i heard that. android studio has made me realise he might have a point afterall Feb 16 13:36:54 bytefire, btw, are you compiling with right API level for NDK_ Feb 16 13:36:57 ? Feb 16 13:37:07 Might be you're using older API level which doesn't have GLEs3 yet? Feb 16 13:37:48 Mavrik: minSdkVersion 15 and targetSdkVersion 25 Feb 16 13:37:57 That has nothing to do with NDK compilation. Feb 16 13:38:02 And doesn't propagate to it. Feb 16 13:38:04 riight Feb 16 13:38:26 so how do you check ndk version.. Feb 16 13:38:36 look at android.toolchain.cmake Feb 16 13:39:43 Mavrik: checking it. thanks Feb 16 13:39:55 -DANDROID_PLATFORM=android-18 Feb 16 13:40:00 https://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/stable_apis.html Feb 16 13:42:29 Mavrik: no luck Feb 16 13:42:43 Well don't rely on luck, check what's going wrong :P Feb 16 13:42:51 Go to cmake folder, run make manually with VERBOSE=1 Feb 16 13:42:54 :) Feb 16 13:42:57 and see what's missing in the compile commands :) Feb 16 13:43:11 Mavrik: btw there is a sample project hello-gl2 which compiles fine Feb 16 13:43:19 that uses GLESv2 alsso Feb 16 13:43:30 Didn't you say you use GLESv3? Feb 16 13:43:50 Mavrik: apparently lib GLESv2 = opengl es 3 Feb 16 13:44:13 Not according to the link I just posted? Feb 16 13:44:20 (I didn't use GLESv3 so I dunno) Feb 16 13:46:10 Mavrik: so even with GLESv2 it still fails in exactly same way Feb 16 13:46:43 Mavrik: but it's not just GLES, it's EGL too that's failing Feb 16 13:46:52 it's just not linking Feb 16 13:48:20 i can start from scratch. another project Feb 16 13:48:25 Why? Feb 16 13:48:27 let's see what that brings Feb 16 13:48:41 Did you run the make manally yet and looked at compile commands and output? Feb 16 13:48:45 may be i have upset one of the settings Feb 16 13:48:56 Mavrik: okay i'll do that Feb 16 13:49:49 Mavrik: it's using ninja so im running that command Feb 16 13:50:03 just add -v to it so you'll actually see verbose output. Feb 16 13:59:01 Mavrik: okay, by manually editing build.ninja i can get rid of those errors Feb 16 13:59:16 That's... not what you're supposed to do. Feb 16 13:59:17 but why isn't CMake updating it? Feb 16 13:59:19 What is the actual issue? Feb 16 13:59:51 Mavrik: only God knows Feb 16 13:59:56 uhh Feb 16 14:00:00 What? Feb 16 14:00:05 You said you edited build.ninja. Feb 16 14:00:11 What did you have to add / remove? Feb 16 14:00:15 after 5 hours i am losing patience with this shit Feb 16 14:00:35 Well then give me the info so I can help you :P Feb 16 14:00:36 Mavrik: i added -lGLESv2 Feb 16 14:00:50 Mavrik: sure. and thanks for your help :) Feb 16 14:00:53 I see, can you pastebin your CMakeLists.txt ? :) Feb 16 14:01:01 sure Feb 16 14:01:06 you are goddamn helpful Mavrik ++ Feb 16 14:02:07 Mavrik: http://pastebin.com/GG7HmFdt Feb 16 14:02:51 Mavrik: Hello_Triangle.cpp uses opengl es functions. it also uses EGL functions Feb 16 14:03:01 Hmm, yeah. Feb 16 14:03:06 so those are libGLESv2 and libEGL Feb 16 14:03:11 both exist Feb 16 14:03:16 TBH, I'd just throw away the `find_library` since Android doesn't really move those Feb 16 14:03:19 and just do Feb 16 14:03:31 ok Feb 16 14:03:51 target_link_libraries(Hello_Triangle PUBLIC GLESv2 EGL m android) Feb 16 14:04:04 cool Feb 16 14:04:07 (and separate target_link_libraries call for other libs you use) Feb 16 14:05:42 Mavrik: that worked! Feb 16 14:05:48 what was that about? Feb 16 14:06:06 find_library doesn't really work well on Android NDK toolchain Feb 16 14:06:13 it probably didn't find the lib correctly Feb 16 14:06:24 however, the Android NDK libs are in search path anyway, so no need to use find_library Feb 16 14:06:32 unless you also want to use that CMake file to compile for desktop OSes Feb 16 14:06:38 niice Feb 16 14:06:54 no i don't so that should work fine Feb 16 14:07:49 Mavrik: funnily i tried something similar before - instead of separate target_link_libraries(), i used the same target_link_libraries() but removed find_library stuff Feb 16 14:07:56 and that didn't work Feb 16 14:08:11 but separate target_link_libraries did the job Feb 16 14:09:29 time for a break. Feb 16 14:09:40 Mavrik: thanks very much! Feb 16 14:10:22 dudes, im working with fragments on android project, and my fragment manager have 3 tabs. someone know why when app starts in first fragment, always the second fragment has called in backend too? if i pick second fragment then the third is called? Feb 16 14:11:36 viewpager? Feb 16 14:12:03 viewpager caches the views on the sides Feb 16 14:12:49 only right sides? Feb 16 14:13:23 or if i stand in middle tab the viewpager cache the left and right fragment? Feb 16 14:15:04 https://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/v4/view/ViewPager.html#setOffscreenPageLimit(int) Feb 16 14:15:48 Hi all, If you use Dagger and have 2 components, each component has 1 module and both modules inject something from the other module, is that possible? Feb 16 14:17:13 FrancescoV, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29587130/dagger-2-subcomponents-vs-component-dependencies ? Feb 16 14:17:22 not sure if that answers your question :p Feb 16 14:19:05 Zharf, I'll check it out, thanks ;) Feb 16 14:20:03 Zharf: nice man, thank you Feb 16 15:13:13 Hi! Feb 16 15:14:04 I'm getting the following error: Unable to start activity ComponentInfo Feb 16 15:14:07 What causes it? Feb 16 15:15:28 pastebin full traceback... Feb 16 15:18:57 Are dialogs the only way to have "popup menus" with a customized layout? Feb 16 15:19:33 I currently have a popup menu with textual items Feb 16 15:19:56 I'd like to have popup menus with icons, color pickers and font selectors Feb 16 15:24:51 what's a popup menu by your definition? Feb 16 15:25:03 There's also context menus, floating menus and bottom sheets Feb 16 15:25:26 Leeds: https://gist.github.com/Iarfen/cb2c4632cfa8da280aab2146bdef9251 Feb 16 15:27:58 Iarfen: it's a good idea to tell people you're using cordova... Feb 16 15:28:20 Leeds: ok, I have forgetted Feb 16 15:28:35 the problem with ComponentInfo is the central part here, it's not related to Cordova I think Feb 16 15:29:55 looks to me like you're trying to call a method on a null object Feb 16 15:31:00 Leeds: yes, but I don't understand why happens that Feb 16 15:31:42 no, neither do I Feb 16 15:32:38 Mavrik: popup menus are PopupMenu Feb 16 15:33:30