On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 8:30 AM, 'RLScott' via Android Developers <
android-developers@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Why don't they appear at the same vertical position on the screen?
To be clear, explain "same vertical position". Maybe post a screenshot.
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>From what im finding the GPS demos im finding use the
*android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
which seems to be what I would use.. *
*From the ones I found when searching in the store, most did what I want
and some didn't(most were manually logging data)..what im looking for is to
create a simple
"dp" instead of "sp" made no difference. The two buttons still appear at
different vertical positions when only one of them has text that takes up
two lines.
On Wednesday, June 25, 2014 9:54:03 AM UTC-6, Tushar Lal wrote:
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> Instead of "sp" try "dp"...
> On Jun 25, 2014 7:06 PM, "'RLScott' v
I just did a play store search for the heck of it and there is an app that
claims to do just that, and has good reviews so it apparently is possible.
The app is free but implements in-app purchasing and one of the reviewers
mentioned something about a $10 option but it might be a better solution
fo
I'm looking to better track my own personal mileage on my truck.. so was
looking into the GPS module and seems it may be possible, but wanted to ask
before spending to much time building something that will never work.
since this is going to be for my personal usage, it is going to be a simple
a
Instead of "sp" try "dp"...
On Jun 25, 2014 7:06 PM, "'RLScott' via Android Developers" <
android-developers@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Two buttons are to be placed side by side in a horizonally-oriented
> LinearLayout whose width is match_parent. To make the buttons share the
> width equally I
Two buttons are to be placed side by side in a horizonally-oriented
LinearLayout whose width is match_parent. To make the buttons share the
width equally I have assigned each Button the layout_weight of "0.5".
Everything looks good if both buttons have a single line of text, or if
both button
You need to inspect all the packages you use in your app, and make certain
you are not using an insecure version of OpenSSL. You can't try to excuse
yourself from this because you don't think you are handling sensitive
information. That's not what they are asking for. Somehow, Google thinks
the
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