**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Feb 26 03:00:03 2017 Feb 26 03:00:03 fels check this out Feb 26 03:00:03 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6049837/retrieve-value-stored-in-certain-bits-of-an-int Feb 26 03:00:12 endBitPos = 6 Feb 26 03:00:17 startBitPos = 4 Feb 26 03:00:27 I don tthink it's gonna be 3 though, why do you think it will be 3? Feb 26 03:01:05 let me start at the start - I'm interrogating a sensor and get back some bbyte data that is converted to a string > aaaa000003f000f000300a015114000f 13 5555 - the docs say that value the 13 is the a config bit based on sesor sensors so can cahnge - to get the correct setting I have to gets bits 4,6 of that value Feb 26 03:02:43 for the current setting we should be getting 3 back - Feb 26 03:03:18 Byte 15 config : status of internal dip switch settings : (from my docs ) Feb 26 03:03:29 so bits 4 to 6 of character 34... ie the "3" Feb 26 03:05:53 put a logger on the value and short the input Feb 26 03:06:28 oh.. capella are you couning the space as null byte? Feb 26 03:06:37 how do you get 4-6 as "3"? Feb 26 03:07:36 ysh, spaces are hex x30 ascii iir but contain place Feb 26 03:08:27 so he wants specific bits in a specific character of an input state string Feb 26 03:08:41 process control is fun, I used to blow up thingd Feb 26 03:09:09 sorry the Space is NOT there I added it to give a clearr pic sorry Feb 26 03:09:16 specifically diesel engine brakes Feb 26 03:09:35 you bastards! o/ Feb 26 03:09:51 Sorry - I thought I was helping :) Feb 26 03:10:08 Is there a recommended gdb client for remote debugging native processes? I found the gdb-arm-none-eabi package, but it seems to have a bug that assures it crashes after I connect and give a command. Feb 26 03:14:13 Is there a built in way to rate limit callback methods? Right now I'm planning on using a variable to hold the enabled state of the function and a handler to reenable the method after n seconds Feb 26 03:19:25 so your method consumers poll? Feb 26 03:30:01 sooooo ... any other suggestions ? Feb 26 03:30:32 fels? still stuck?? Feb 26 03:30:48 yes sir capella Feb 26 03:31:29 substring to the char/byte, then do the bitwise math Feb 26 03:32:12 thought scrollback caught it Feb 26 03:32:51 capella: was that directed at me? Feb 26 03:33:15 yes Feb 26 03:36:30 so I'd clarify, does '13' in that string represent a (dec or hex) two-byte register status value? ie 00110001 00110011? Feb 26 03:36:30 capella: I'm fairly new to android and I just looked up what a consumer is, but I don't see the relevance Feb 26 03:36:47 ugh.. this test case is hanging.. Feb 26 03:36:48 http://pastebin.com/0xM09uuv Feb 26 03:36:50 cant figure out why Feb 26 03:37:03 breakpoint hangs at 18 Feb 26 03:38:08 evidlo, wondered how the places where you invoke a disable method handle unavailability Feb 26 03:38:27 your overall design to that possibility Feb 26 03:38:41 during restrictions Feb 26 03:39:31 capella: I see now. My method is a consumer so nothing is returned Feb 26 03:39:50 so mull case goto end Feb 26 03:40:59 can't see why not Feb 26 03:42:37 I use "method consumer" to mean like "function caller" Feb 26 03:51:05 heh, roommate might drag me into arduino, I keep pushing qNX as the next research you 🔬 Feb 26 03:52:43 arduino should be fun. but not as much fun as Obama or Alec Baldwin doing standup at the WHCD in lieu of missing Trump :D Feb 26 03:53:01 ooh, politics, edgy, edgy Feb 26 03:53:13 capella arduino only has a few 4b of ram though Feb 26 03:53:20 *KB Feb 26 03:53:26 What if they gave a C dinner and it didn't make a sound? Feb 26 03:53:59 g00s, you tiny inexpensive project for quick hit Feb 26 03:54:23 get closer to the metal for him, I've been there ;) Feb 26 03:54:27 capella also look at the esp8266 and arm equivs Feb 26 03:54:45 i'd really like to use rust on one of these things Feb 26 03:54:53 ooiooiioihhh, talk processor numbers to me Feb 26 03:55:23 capella check this out https://polyfractal.com/post/rustl8710/ Feb 26 03:55:47 i don't know anything about QNX, i mean its supposed to be great but ... don't you have to license it or something ? Feb 26 03:55:52 heh, he's play with a panic in the servo paint thread Feb 26 03:56:58 I thought qnx might be monetizable via projects for auto panels and such... he's a car guy Feb 26 03:57:16 anyone mess with Mockito? I have a service that is hanging my unit test at line 15: http://pastebin.com/0xM09uuv Feb 26 03:57:23 "Corp work ensues" Feb 26 03:57:27 line 18.. Feb 26 03:57:28 my bad Feb 26 03:58:46 Tricknology haven't used mockito. i'm seriously behind in the android test scene Feb 26 03:59:08 oh man.. when you try and catch up, be sure to set your google filter to "past year" Feb 26 03:59:15 lol Feb 26 03:59:18 you have to wade through so much deprecated stuff :( Feb 26 03:59:19 g00s esp8266 WiFi controller?... hacking at Bluetooth protocols atm... trying to get to card payment basics Feb 26 03:59:27 i have to do that all the time with android anyhow Tricknology Feb 26 03:59:52 capella its got a dedicated mcu Feb 26 03:59:53 well I had to.. until I found Mockito.. havent tried RObolectric.. more wading there, but I've been massing with Mockito for the last 3 days, 1 small success then 1 day of tinkering Feb 26 04:00:01 it's not as intuitive as it /should/ be Feb 26 04:00:12 heheh, oh Android.. Feb 26 04:00:27 I bill for that Feb 26 04:00:31 "Research" Feb 26 04:01:11 anyone in here workign with AOT and Raspberry Pi? Feb 26 04:01:26 ESP32 gets Bluetooth onchip g00s Feb 26 04:01:28 curious to hear about it Feb 26 04:01:42 Tricknology AOT ? Feb 26 04:01:48 Android of Things Feb 26 04:01:59 https://developer.android.com/things/hardware/index.html Feb 26 04:02:22 lol, $10 says that lasts about as long as google spaces Feb 26 04:02:24 * capella sneaking up on conmunicats protocols for same Feb 26 04:02:31 apparently you can run Android on a Raspberry Pi 3 Feb 26 04:02:40 and use Android to control the pi things Feb 26 04:03:06 i just dont know what I would hook the pi up to that would need to be interfaced to the internet liek that Feb 26 04:03:45 Asbestos mix control panels Feb 26 04:04:05 train brake cylinder destruction testing Feb 26 04:04:07 maybe it can be used to run unit tests ^.^ Feb 26 04:04:23 led cheap panel custom signs Feb 26 04:04:34 I'm working on pushing jenkins builds to Pi3's connected to physical devices to run unit tests Feb 26 04:04:46 Tricknology i posted a few years ago on adt-dev, that google should have a build of android that ran on the RPI - but i mean a full build of android. Feb 26 04:04:50 I'd love one of those in my back windsheild Feb 26 04:04:54 illegal here though Feb 26 04:05:08 kinda like HW accelerated emu. and then you interact with the GUI on your desktop Feb 26 04:05:08 I think this might be it? Feb 26 04:05:25 I'm not sure if it's all that similar though.. woulde great if it was Feb 26 04:06:05 androidthings_rpi3_devpreview_2.zip doesnt seem like it Feb 26 04:06:13 only one way to find out I guess.. Feb 26 04:06:17 this is cool https://hackernoon.com/rest-over-websockets-instead-of-http-81b0f0632295 Feb 26 04:06:28 i should try GraphQL over websocket Feb 26 04:06:46 anyone familiar with MVP pattern? I'm trying to hook up a recyclerview adapter to the presenter directly and am wondering if that's the right thing to do.. Feb 26 04:08:52 heh mvp Feb 26 04:09:42 capella: and Tricknology from the start there's a byte[] being returned from shower and converted to string using this > http://pastebin.com/rt1FXdKe is that correct ? Feb 26 04:10:33 boomber kinda? I did something where my activity instantiated a presenter class Feb 26 04:10:49 that presenter controlled the infaltion of fragments Feb 26 04:10:58 hm Feb 26 04:11:03 one of those fragments had a recyclerview I think.. Feb 26 04:11:16 sounds fair fels, but data representation returned from hardware is tricky https://www.allsyllabus.com/aj/note/ECE/8086%20Microprocessor%20&%20Peripherals/Unit%208_IT/Register%20Set%20of%2080872.PNG Feb 26 04:11:19 right now I'm subscribing to the presenter in onResume/onPause from the fragment view, how would I do that with an adapter though? Feb 26 04:11:24 because there is no lifecycle in an adapter Feb 26 04:11:27 your adapter is really your "presenter" Feb 26 04:11:37 fels, test and check for sanity results Feb 26 04:12:06 or dig down to the ee who built the sensor ☺️ Feb 26 04:12:11 hm Feb 26 04:12:18 onpause/onresume set/get Feb 26 04:12:27 what are you subscribing? Feb 26 04:12:48 so I'm currently subscribing to the presenter itself, the presenter interface has two methods subscribe/unsubscribe Feb 26 04:12:58 and when I subscribe it's going to fetch items from the DB Feb 26 04:13:17 and I basically want the adapter to receive those items... somehow Feb 26 04:13:22 I haven't figured that part out yet though :P Feb 26 04:14:04 I'm referencing this sample project https://github.com/googlesamples/android-architecture/tree/todo-mvp-rxjava/ Feb 26 04:14:07 oh i gotcha Feb 26 04:14:27 jsut implement the interface in your adapter? Feb 26 04:14:51 right, but my question is when do I call .subscribe() .unsubscribe() on the presenter? Feb 26 04:15:03 I mean I can call subscribe() in the adapter's constructor, but then it would never unsubscribe correct? Feb 26 04:15:32 2 abstract 4 me, i need code Feb 26 04:15:44 sure, give me a sec Feb 26 04:15:53 it's not finished but it'll help Feb 26 04:16:08 arrrggggggggg - I'm going to bed Feb 26 04:17:45 Tricknology: https://gist.github.com/JelloRanger/0b83f54dae703f71451d28963d943b0d Feb 26 04:18:16 basically I've had the adapter implement the View interface, so it can set the presenter Feb 26 04:18:25 but I don't know when to call subscribe/unsubscribe on the presenter Feb 26 04:19:32 capella: I'm getting an exception that my thread has not called Looper.prepare(). I believe this is because it is not a UI thread? Feb 26 04:19:45 also I think the presenter in its current state only has a reference to one View, I'm guessing I'd have to change that to have a reference to multiple..? Feb 26 04:20:39 evidlo, different issue? sounds fair... Feb 26 04:22:11 capella: I'm getting an exception on line 245: https://dpaste.de/Uhoi#L245 Feb 26 04:22:26 oh noes codez Feb 26 04:22:29 boomber the lifecycle you have in your fragment should be enough Feb 26 04:24:00 so I don't need null checks in the adapter, I can just assume it's destroyed/not interacted with when the fragment is paused? Feb 26 04:24:09 and by it I mean the presenter Feb 26 04:24:45 * capella can't read the codez until I finish "REST over WebSockets instead of HTTP" Feb 26 04:26:12 as long as you've caled setPresenter() before using the fragment Feb 26 04:26:34 hm Feb 26 04:26:42 makes sense Feb 26 04:27:06 do you know how I would pass the list of items the presenter fetched from the DB? Feb 26 04:27:23 I think I would just have to add a new method to the View interface, but then the fragment and the adapter would have to implement it, would it not? Feb 26 04:27:31 anyone have a solution to my problem? I'm trying to use a timer to trigger a callback function Feb 26 04:27:31 and I think only the adapter would care about that data Feb 26 04:28:15 notify the adapter Feb 26 04:29:02 does that mean the adapter shouldn't implement the View interface? Feb 26 04:29:24 otherwise I think I'd have to implement the method to receive that data in the adapter anyways Feb 26 04:29:44 i dont see why you have a view interface really Feb 26 04:29:49 I think I just need to find an example of adapters and MVP honestly lol >.< this is getting complicated Feb 26 04:29:53 unless you want your adapter to call back to your presenter Feb 26 04:30:10 do you mean in general, or just no view interface for the adapter? Feb 26 04:30:36 I mean the presenter needs some way to tell the fragment/adapter/whatever that it finished loading data from the db, right? Feb 26 04:30:42 make it so your presenter has in instance of your adapter Feb 26 04:31:01 it does, because it implements the View interface "setPresenter()" Feb 26 04:31:06 then you can adapter.notifyDataSetChanged() right in onNext Feb 26 04:31:20 oh you mean the other awy around Feb 26 04:31:32 yeah Feb 26 04:31:32 isn't it bad practice to include android classes in the presenter? Feb 26 04:31:45 ? Feb 26 04:31:57 I'm new to MVP but that's what I read.. Feb 26 04:32:04 maybe from a testability standpoint Feb 26 04:32:31 but if you wanted to keep it that way Feb 26 04:32:52 "android classes" means objects vs. native types? Feb 26 04:33:08 onNext(Entity entity){iface.onNext(entity)} Feb 26 04:33:45 Tricknology: yeah that's what I've been thinking, the only concern is that I think the fragment AND the adapter would have to implement that method Feb 26 04:33:52 but in reality only the adapter cares about that result Feb 26 04:33:52 ConnectionListAdapter implements iface Feb 26 04:34:06 why the fragment? Feb 26 04:34:20 hm Feb 26 04:34:23 either or really Feb 26 04:34:24 thats a good point Feb 26 04:34:39 I was thinking maybe I'll need a method for "showLoadingIndicator" or something down the line Feb 26 04:34:42 in the fragment, if adapter lives there.. then you can adapter.notifyblah Feb 26 04:34:45 and the fragment would be the one to show that view Feb 26 04:34:53 yeah fragment Feb 26 04:34:59 where does your adapter live? I didn't see that Feb 26 04:35:14 it will reside in the fragment? Feb 26 04:35:15 haven't implemented that part yet :P that's what I've been stuck on Feb 26 04:35:21 yeah put it in the fragment Feb 26 04:35:46 your concept of present is a bit different than mine i gues. but I kinda just made mine up Feb 26 04:35:54 yeah I think that's the simplest thing I could do, I was just doing some reading and someone was saying you could just have the adapter interact with the presenter Feb 26 04:36:03 but at this point it seems super complicated Feb 26 04:37:45 in my implementation I have an activity which subscribes to EventBus and to receive asunc updates. The Activity creates a presenter with an instance of FragmentManager. The presenter creates the fragments and populates their UI as data comes in from EventBus Feb 26 04:38:09 hm Feb 26 04:38:19 yeah that part of MVP has always confused me Feb 26 04:38:33 It's really up to you in the end to develop your own style Feb 26 04:38:40 I've heard that it's a good idea to have downstream layers not reference upstream layers, i.e. dao layer doesn't call view layer, but view layer can call dao layer Feb 26 04:38:48 but in MVP views call presenters and presenters call views Feb 26 04:38:50 I've done some weird stuff with interfaces trying to follow the book Feb 26 04:38:59 which in the end made it harder to follow Feb 26 04:39:07 thats true Feb 26 04:39:14 I can definitely agree that looking at those MVP samples just confuse me lol Feb 26 04:39:44 if you want your view to call back to the presenter, by all means use an interface Feb 26 04:39:53 I do with the pull to refresh listener Feb 26 04:40:18 the listener calls back to the presenter and the pesenter removes fragments and makes the call to get more data Feb 26 04:41:09 yeah I'm just confused as to why the presenter calls the View. Since presenter sort of feels like a data layer in a sense Feb 26 04:41:20 as far as I'm concerned, the activity is for registering events and pushing data to the presenter to be presented. I basically give the presenter everything it needs to do its job.. get data into the model and bind it to the view Feb 26 04:41:41 hm, makes sense Feb 26 04:41:50 Maybe I'm using MVC Feb 26 04:41:54 lol Feb 26 04:42:14 thing is all MVP samples I've seen have the presenter calling the view Feb 26 04:42:30 which I'm guessing is the point, I think I'm just missing something about the presenters role Feb 26 04:42:39 presenter would only call the view to bind data Feb 26 04:42:47 seems like every tutorial I see has slightly different MVP implementations Feb 26 04:42:48 then something happens in the view, maybe a touch event Feb 26 04:42:56 it onClick's back to the presenter Feb 26 04:43:05 "calls the view"... after logical construction of a view by a presenter, one the fly view updates can be performed Feb 26 04:43:52 ^ Feb 26 04:43:52 when you say on the fly updates, do you mean the presenter reacts to new data from the DB (via something like RX) and then calls the view to do something? Feb 26 04:44:07 I would say yes Feb 26 04:44:16 like update itself Feb 26 04:44:34 well, in addition to the initial design, but yah, destruction, real-time off main thread Feb 26 04:44:41 holder.setText(newData.getText()) Feb 26 04:44:50 that's what the Holder pattern does in essence Feb 26 04:45:02 in onBindView Feb 26 04:45:40 RecyclerView handles that for you Feb 26 04:45:45 destruction Feb 26 04:45:51 with the holder pattern Feb 26 04:46:25 interesting Feb 26 04:46:46 i.e. you load a bunch of bitmaps, and you're not going to get an OOM if you keep scrolling Feb 26 04:47:11 it's reusing the Holder object and only displaying as many as are on screen.. plus maybe a few more for optimization Feb 26 04:47:18 then once it's off screen GC land Feb 26 04:47:29 that's my understanding anyway Feb 26 04:47:30 so scrolling would be analogous to launching a new fragment? Feb 26 04:47:39 onPause is hit and the fragment unsubscribes from the presenteR? Feb 26 04:47:52 that's a fiar assumption Feb 26 04:48:13 or when remove() is called, rather Feb 26 04:48:46 are you going to inflate multiple fragments into a recyclerview? Feb 26 04:49:24 no you's just binding data to views Feb 26 04:49:30 your fragment should host the adapter Feb 26 04:49:41 and supporting List Feb 26 04:49:54 and maybe even presenter Feb 26 04:50:18 would make sense if it did Feb 26 04:50:35 I create the fragment and presenter from the activity Feb 26 04:50:42 the fragment subscribes to the presenter, which fetches the data Feb 26 04:50:55 and the rpesenter will callback to the fragmetn when it's done, and the fragment will initialize the recyclerview Feb 26 04:51:24 although I probably want to initialize the recyclerview in onCreateView and update it as the data comes in.. Feb 26 04:51:31 I think that'd make more sense Feb 26 04:52:02 yes Feb 26 04:52:30 but why not just skip the interface all together? Feb 26 04:52:58 oh.. if you lose the reference to your fragment you might get error Feb 26 04:54:29 although this is only a personal project, I think it's good practice for testing Feb 26 04:54:39 I think the unsubscribe would prevent that NPE though Feb 26 04:56:10 how does one schedule Timers in activities? I'm using handler.postDelayed, but my function is never getting called Feb 26 04:57:22 for sure is Feb 26 04:59:49 Tricknology: runnable is just a method with a log message, and I see nothing in my logs Feb 26 05:01:14 maybe it's not running in the thread you think it is? Feb 26 05:01:23 got code? Feb 26 05:02:08 Tricknology: I do: https://dpaste.de/W0vh#L250 Feb 26 05:02:42 Im trying to use a handler to rate limit a function the function onLandmark Feb 26 05:02:50 Also I'm new to android, so I apologize if it sucks Feb 26 05:03:38 thread logs still group together in logcat Feb 26 05:04:31 might have to do with Looper.prepare() Feb 26 05:04:45 I've seen Jr's do that.. the error message says you didn't call Looper.prepare() Feb 26 05:05:01 did you try to log you rcounts? Feb 26 05:05:27 Log.d(TAG, "i="+i + " j=" + j); Feb 26 05:05:45 righ tbefore line 247 Feb 26 05:06:16 rcount? Feb 26 05:06:32 evidlo are you dumbing down / slowing calls you're making to a sparse resource? I don't often have to introduce delays Feb 26 05:06:45 log your counts* Feb 26 05:07:02 I think it's always been 1 during testing, but I will check Feb 26 05:07:04 put that log above line 247 and see what comes out Feb 26 05:07:19 curious on the why Feb 26 05:07:20 yeah I think Looper.prepare() is holding up your main Looper Feb 26 05:07:47 make your Handler global and see what happens Feb 26 05:07:51 My app freezes after I added the Looper.prepare() Feb 26 05:07:56 yeap Feb 26 05:07:58 bingo Feb 26 05:08:19 if I don't have it, I get 'Can't create handler inside thread that has not called Looper.prepare()' Feb 26 05:08:22 how is onCameraFrame used? Feb 26 05:08:26 yeah ok Feb 26 05:08:32 you are calling onCameraFrame from a Thread Feb 26 05:08:44 I also tried putting it on 'onCreate', but I got a message saying it already existed Feb 26 05:08:49 no dont do that Feb 26 05:08:52 delete the looper Feb 26 05:08:59 make Handler global Feb 26 05:09:16 Handler will be on the UI thread Feb 26 05:09:51 you will queue up messages to be run every 1s Feb 26 05:10:02 which is only onLandmark_enabled = true; so you're fine Feb 26 05:11:37 I dont understand from this how onCameraFrame is being called but from what you're saying that seems to be the culprit Feb 26 05:11:45 Tricknology: ok it's mostly working, but its closer to 500ms for some reason Feb 26 05:12:07 I need to check how many times the loop is running though Feb 26 05:12:52 use that log I sent you above Feb 26 05:12:59 and Android isn't a realtime OS Feb 26 05:13:09 if you want more accuracy use Timer Feb 26 05:13:22 a TimerTask Feb 26 05:14:00 create a global final TimerTask to call with Timer.schedule(timerTask, 1000); instead of Handler.postDelayed Feb 26 05:14:41 put the run() method in the TimerTask initialization.. when you do new TimerTask(){...}; Feb 26 05:16:49 something like this maybe Feb 26 05:16:50 https://dpaste.de/kQm8 Feb 26 05:16:51 Tricknology: and I use scheduleExecutionTime in my loop? Feb 26 05:17:11 nah Feb 26 05:17:26 do I still need handler? Feb 26 05:17:33 I messed up the parentheses in there, you'll have to fix Feb 26 05:17:39 nope Feb 26 05:17:43 i removed it for you Feb 26 05:17:50 oh no ididnt Feb 26 05:17:53 sorry, it's getting late Feb 26 05:17:58 but yes you should remove it Feb 26 05:18:03 TimerTask will be doing that for you Feb 26 05:19:23 you said TimerTask should be global, but I don't see that in that example Feb 26 05:19:33 meh I think it could go either way Feb 26 05:20:48 this works too: https://dpaste.de/30w3 Feb 26 05:21:02 is `Timer` the name of a module or an object? Feb 26 05:21:02 also i forgot the handler there too Feb 26 05:21:07 Object Feb 26 05:21:20 TimerTask? Feb 26 05:21:21 java.util.Timer Feb 26 05:21:33 I thought that was a module Feb 26 05:21:36 java.util.TimerTask Feb 26 05:22:18 I mean, is Timer something that I need to instantiate or import? Feb 26 05:22:23 import Feb 26 05:22:32 java.util.Timer and java.util.TimerTask Feb 26 05:22:52 I'm getting the message 'non static method schedule cannot be used in static context' Feb 26 05:23:46 that's on line 249 of your paste Feb 26 05:27:23 so add static Feb 26 05:30:00 No, remove static everywhere except main() Feb 26 05:30:41 heh Feb 26 05:31:53 I figured it out. in `timer.schedule`, timer needs to be an instance of Timer Feb 26 05:32:10 also my timer scheduling code shouldve been inside of the if statement Feb 26 05:40:19 lol CedricBeust Feb 26 05:40:33 Evidlo: glad you got it working :) Feb 26 05:40:59 I, however, am still getting reammed by mockito and such Feb 26 05:42:37 Is there something wrong with Mockito and android.Service? Feb 26 06:00:08 after I compiled my c++ project my cross compiled libraries didn't get picked up Feb 26 06:00:24 do I need to put all of the cross compiled libs soemwehre? Feb 26 06:01:19 Tricknology: are Timers reschedulable? I would use Timer.cancel(), but I can't figure out how to check if there are scheduled tasks Feb 26 06:01:45 keep an array of TimerTasks? Feb 26 06:01:53 well that might be a little much.. Feb 26 06:02:12 though you coul dhave the task remove itself from the List Feb 26 06:03:26 Tricknology: I only want one task Feb 26 06:03:37 should I just make another global for the TimerTask? Feb 26 06:04:45 no maybe just set a synchronized boolean Feb 26 06:05:25 if (!isTaskScheduled(){( schedule(timerTask, 1000);} Feb 26 06:06:13 synchronized boolean TaskScheduled(){return this.isTaskScheduled;} Feb 26 06:06:22 isTaskScheduled* Feb 26 06:10:48 man Timer is almost useless Feb 26 06:11:48 these features absolutely should exist Feb 26 06:16:29 I'm sending an angry paper letter to the author of Timer Feb 26 06:21:04 hi Feb 26 06:22:18 is there any attribute for listview in which i can firstly show the items always present at the bottom of the scrollbar in listview? Feb 26 06:29:51 Hi guys Feb 26 06:29:57 I'm having a problem that I can't resolve Feb 26 06:30:47 When I'm adding opencsv3.9 to my gradle.build (app level), i try to build and it gives 312 errors Feb 26 06:30:52 First line: "Ignoring InnerClasses attribute for an anonymous inner class" Feb 26 06:31:07 oh yeah I get those all the time Feb 26 06:31:11 if you figure it out let me know Feb 26 06:31:18 I'm currently at 839 Feb 26 06:31:23 Damn lol Feb 26 06:31:25 I suppsose you could suppress... Feb 26 06:31:36 Well it works on my emulator Feb 26 06:31:38 it's not going to break anything, just a compiler warning Feb 26 06:31:45 yeah.. our stuff is out in production like that Feb 26 06:31:47 dont worry Feb 26 06:31:48 but if I install it on my application, it crashes on boot Feb 26 06:31:52 oh.. ha Feb 26 06:31:55 i mean, on my phone* Feb 26 06:31:59 set breakpoints.. probably something else Feb 26 06:32:10 permission? Feb 26 06:32:11 How can I set breakpoints if i test on phone? Feb 26 06:32:18 are you in android studio? Feb 26 06:32:21 yeah Feb 26 06:32:29 just double click the space next to line number Feb 26 06:32:37 single rather Feb 26 06:32:42 No no i know Feb 26 06:32:47 here's the really weird thing: Feb 26 06:33:05 When I plug my usb with my phone and then choose my real phone, it boots and *doesnt* crash Feb 26 06:33:13 but if I build my APK debug file and install it manually Feb 26 06:33:15 it crashes on boot Feb 26 06:34:07 has to do with Concurrency Evidlo Feb 26 06:34:24 What is that? Feb 26 06:34:43 oh... man.. idk i've been having a time with gradle builds Feb 26 06:35:10 i cant build my apk with gradlew but I can launch it with the play button and build a signed apk through the AS interface Feb 26 06:35:17 AS-isms Feb 26 06:35:39 damn Feb 26 06:36:29 just keep going if it works haha Feb 26 06:42:57 it bothers me lol Feb 26 06:46:57 is there any attribute for listview in which i can firstly show the items always present at the bottom of the scrollbar in listview? Feb 26 06:48:28 So guys.. I think it was because the class I was testing extended Service.. after a lot of refactoring tests don't seem to hang anymore Feb 26 06:48:59 Guest81176: scrollTo Feb 26 06:49:22 scroll.fullScroll(View.FOCUS_DOWN) Feb 26 06:51:37 its the method for scrollview? Feb 26 06:51:54 i am using listview and it maintains its own scroll Feb 26 07:05:44 Tricknology, multiDexEnabled true in build.gradle Feb 26 07:05:50 fixed some of the stuff for me Feb 26 07:06:10 yeah its there Feb 26 07:06:16 I just have so many dependencies Feb 26 07:11:01 http://geektillithertz.com/wordpress/index.php/2016/08/26/android7-raspberry-pi-3/ Feb 26 07:11:13 yoink Feb 26 07:11:35 app:transformClassesAndResourcesWithProguardForDebug Feb 26 07:11:40 Execution failed for task ':app:transformClassesAndResourcesWithProguardForDebug'. Feb 26 07:11:44 Wth is that Feb 26 07:12:01 Am I supposed to enable minify, shrinkressources and proguard for debug build? Feb 26 07:15:20 morning all Feb 26 07:16:45 oh man idk Feb 26 07:16:55 no dont enable minfy Feb 26 07:16:59 or shrink Feb 26 07:22:02 ok yeah it works Feb 26 08:22:27 raoul11: no pooshing? Feb 26 08:39:02