Hi,
You need to enable bitmap filtering on the Paint first.
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On Jun 2, 2008, at 2:09 AM, David Given <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to scale quite a large image (500x500 pixels or so) to
> fit on
> the screen. The standard Canvas scaler appear
Have you turned antialiasing on in the paint object?
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@blindfold. I remember seeing some people posting about converting
FreeTTS to work in Android and having some success rendering the
spoken text to a wave file that they could play in Android.
Maybe you should speak with these people as it sounds like you have
some common interests.
Is there any
Specifically:
I have two views, A and B
I want to set the background of view A with a snapshot of the current
state/image of view B
Possible?
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I'm trying to scale quite a large image (500x500 pixels or so) to fit on
the screen. The standard Canvas scaler appears to use a simple
nearest-neighbour algorithm, which results on really nasty aliasing and
horrible jaggies.
Does Android contain any interpolating scalers?
My next step is to star
> I wouldn't judge Android by the current state of its API.
Thanks, fair enough, Steve. It's just that I've been around
using Java long enough to know that APIs often do get rushed
out without adequate consideration of key limitations, so
raising the flag now might help prevent that if necessary.
Any kind of common payment API would be a real boost to the industry.
The act of downloading and installing apps is actually the easy part.
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blindfold wrote:
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> Basically all phones from Nokia support it, as well as several
> phones from Sony Ericsson and Motorola.
I'd be careful. I was working on one mobile phone system (and for
obvious reasons I can't tell you which one it was) and got a chance to
look at the source code for thi
Wesley wrote:
> Each activity need to declare at AndroidManifest.xml in order to start
> activity...
Correct.
> thing I want to do is I want to startActivity without declare it at
> manifest file...
I do not know of any way to do that.
Why do you feel you need to register an activity at run-t
what i can say about that is that when you go to an other activity or
when you scroll down you list it use the cursor you place in the
SimpleAdapter so when someone click a checkbox for exemple in a row of
your list it is your job to do an update to your cursor (do this by
using the update functio
> http://www.seeingwithsound.com/midlet.htm
>
> which is why I am investigating if a port to Android would be
> possible, and was surprised by its current API limitations.
>
Your app looks great. I'm sure a port will be possible but you may
have to use javax.sound instead of MediaPlayer. I w
Steve,
> How many Java ME phones can do this? Even though the spec. may
> support it implementation is another story.
Basically all phones from Nokia support it, as well as several
phones from Sony Ericsson and Motorola. It is used in my MIDlet
http://www.seeingwithsound.com/midlet.htm
whi
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