SQL performance often relies on indexing and quantity of data. Generally
fields you join on are going to need to be indexed (as they appear to be
pk's). Without a where criteria, you're effectively going to end up with a
table scan on english words, and compounded by the joins.
I dont know deta
So I've built a test suite that automatically grabs all testcases and runs
them.
The first chunk of tests I wrote were for AndroidTestCase, and just tested
simple algorithms and shared functionality (non ui, Activity in-specific).
I came along and built a ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2, that
I'm looking to develop features, fix bugs in the android os, which is going
decently with the make my changes, build, push to device, but am looking
for something a bit more usable on a regular basis.
I've managed to get both ide's able to show many of the projects, and some
of the features lik
plication context..), but a system bar notification
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> On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 1:28 AM, Weston Weems wrote:
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> > it doesnt even seem there is a decent way to
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> > 1) a valid ui context from which I can pop dialogs, show dialog fragments
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> Don't use a base Context, use an Act
Ok,
I've encountered several cases where I'd like to instantiate classes
that exist as a child of my application subclass, events fire say like
a communications error, and we'd like to be able to popup a sort of
general communication error anywhere in my app.
Another example is say where applicab
Ok,
First of all, I'll start out by saying I've done research and
understand why android prevents people from being able to do such
things, but its really preventing me from being able to build this
library as I'd like to. Likewise I'd appreciate people who feel the
overwhelming urge to quickly re
looked at honeycomb styles.xml and themes.xml, as well as the
corresponding statelistdrawables, but have been unable to make it
happen, and I'd prefer not to have to find every edittext and specify
padding/background etc.
Appreciate any pointers!
Regards,
Weston Weems
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behavior, but wanted to filter out the possibility that I am making a
dumb little mistake, before taking time for the POC.
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Thanks for keeping on top of things Kevin!
On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 4:17 PM, Kevin Gaudin wrote:
> Hi all,
> I just published a hot bugfix release of ACRA as users reported that reports
> were not posted anymore since monday.
> This is due to a change in the way GoogleDocs handles Forms posting,
I want to what amounts to basically whats in the gallery app, when you
see the stacks of images, and you scroll all the way to the end, and
the stick of thumbs kinda do a 3d rotate a bit, and ease back.
I know android.graphics.camera can achieve some of that, but dont
quite get how to handle what
Ok, so i am looking to build something that emulates the 3d effect in
the gallery with the stack of thumnails, and how when you scroll all
the way to the side, the stack of thumbs change perspective a bit, an
you can see more/less of the images deeper in the stack.
It would seem like I could proba
I've recently put together an app that makes heavy use fragments in
the master->details view scenario where you'd select the first list
item in the fragment and then details fragment would update
accordingly. But Iv'e got another need to actually swap out fragments
(for the appearance of how say a
o-requests from your service again.
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> But as long as your user is not looking at your WaitActivity, you
> should not interrupt your user. Instead, show a notification that
> opens WaitActivity which then get the necessary info from your
> service.
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> On Nov 11, 9:32 am, West
I know this question has been asked and been shunned for quite some
time. Like everyone else, I believe my idea to be the next big thing
and likewise I cant explain exactly what I am trying to do, except
that I think its acceptable use in my case.
The idea is that the service will be chugging alon
I've done a *TON* of searching and havent been able to come up with a
concrete conclusion to this question...
I'd effectively like to use the drawables to create a vector image
composed of shapedrawables etc. Then use that where drawables are
typically consumed... (img src and backgrounds etc).
J
Meh. I think its important to keep your finger on the pulse of trends... but
the fact is no matter how. Good. Frramework is they may and try apple
shenanigans... which makes the scare null andvoid
On Mar 17, 2010 6:48 AM, "Piotr" wrote:
M$ has show already done great XNA gaming framework wi
This is exactly the sort of discussion I was hoping to have.
I didnt actually expect to find allt he tools working for me out of
the box, but rather hoped to help piece together bits that anyone
could use to help expedite it.
I appreciate your time... and if i come up with some tools that help
ou
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