On android i have big listview which has to support filtering. For now my implementation is the following. EditText and TextWatcher to listen for text changes. All data is stored in db and when there is event for TextChange fetch a cursor and set new CursorAdapter to the listview. I use AsyncTask to query the db and to update the gui.
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I would like to create a search in my app which acts like the map search in the Google Maps app. I have creates an an auto complete text view which updates dynamically based on the results of the Geocoder.GetLocationByName() Method. However the results retrieved from this function are really bad and not at all consistent with the text I pass to it. Is there a better method of doing this to achieve accurate results?
View 1 Replies View RelatedWhen using a BB and starting an email, in the name field I could type "Jo Ba" and the search results would return Joe Barnes and John Baker and I could choose from either. I do the same on the Incredible and get nothing. Additionally, if I wanted to get the name of someone at a specific company I could go to the contacts and type "Goog" and all the contacts that had Google in them would show on the screen. Am I missing something, is there a better way or is there an app that handles people searches a bit better?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am an IT Tech trying to work out a problem with a customers Android Tablet. The brand is something I've never heard of called a 'Gemini'.
Anyway, the onscreen keyboard doesn't activate when a type/search field has been tapped on the screen.
The OS is Android 4.1.1
He's other tablet which is the same works, but the screen is cracked so he bought another one of these hideous unresponsive pieces of crap.
In the built-in Contacts app, if it's the view of contact list, when you type a keyborad, it will trigger a type-to-search. However, insteading of using the quick search box, it shows a floating and transparent dialog. How to implement this functionality?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIn the built-in Contacts app, when you press a key to input a character in the contact list view, it will show a transparent and floating dialog about what you input. It will also filter the underlying contacts using the keyword you input. This is quite different with using quick search box. How to implement this?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've been trying to make my app implement the built in quick search, similar to how it is done in ApiDemos' "app/search/invoke search". I have tried everything from trying to follow different examples, to copying the code exactly as it is in ApiDemos. All I've found for the former have been concerned with older versions of the SDK, and simply not worked. As for the stuff that I can actually run and see working in ApiDemos, I've tried copying the following
com.example.android.apis.app.SearchInvoke.java
com.example.android.apis.app.SearchQueryResults.java
com.example.android.apis.app.SearchSuggestionSampleProvider.java
res/layout/search_invoke.xml res/layout/search_query_results.xml
res/values/arrays.xml res/values/strings.xml res/xml/searchable.xml
And everything under "Search Samples" in AndroidManifest.xml
This copying gets me a view that looks exactly like the one I'm facing when running ApiDemos, but when I click the search button, in the quick search box, Android always just opens up a browser window, with Google search results for the given query. I simply cannot find the critical component in ApiDemos that tells android that I want to use my own custom code for handling the search request. Both documentation and other online resources seem very lacking when it comes to this.
I am new to android.what i did is implementing the search with the edit text for that i am
writing the code...
it works fine,but i am getting problem when key pad of device in active.it dose implement when keypad in active while minimizing the key pad code then only it runs. what's problem i can not understand pls help me.post some code or link.
I am trying to create an application which collects a lot of notes from users. I want to implement full text search on the notes so that the user can get relevant notes from the whole array of notes.
I am looking for a solution for this. Full-text-search(FTS) is actually supported by SQLite, but is it available for Android? Can anybody enlighten me on this?
i came from a blackberry so learning here..but i know how to set up my pop email account to go through gmail and get sent to my phone, however can i filter only certain emails to my phone? i really dont want them all going to my phone as i read most via computer, i only want ones coming from certain contacts being sent to my phone.
View 13 Replies View RelatedI am looking for an all-in-one SMS app that can filter incoming messages based on words and phrases in the message. The reason being that I have monitoring systems at work that send SMS alerts and sometimes the alerts are just FYI, not OMG's
So anyways, right now I have a Hero, so I use Handcent for the replacement of the stock app until it is fixed and SMS Firewall to filter incoming messages and do the alerting. Being a 2 part solution it works very well, but I was curious if anyone has tried anything that has it all in one.
I have tried a few of the apps out there and none seem to work right.
Here's what I tried without success
aFirewall (didn't seem to filter properly)
SMS manager (can't remember what was wrong)
SMS Guard (kept getting a force close when a message came in)
PandaFirewall (didn't filter anything properly when I tested)
GSMS (force close when trying to view inbox)
I was going to try UltimateSMS, but it appears to have been removed from the Market.
I have a problem, I need some hints. I need to have my app receive certain kind of sms (say meant for my app). is it possible?Is it possible to receive all the sms in my app rather than default sms app? How to configuration my app to receive sms?please help with some links and stuff.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am trying to write a clean bit of code that can list the people in a 1.5/1.6 Contacts data store, and I do not see how I filter out the cruft that Google throws in (ad hoc "contacts" literally addressed by other apps and stored, for some reason, in the contact list without a clear means of discerning them from the real people the user cared to enter - the ones that would appear in the contacts app). I see that in 2.0 or so, "IN_VISIBLE_GROUP" is added as a field which seems to differentiate these versions, but what existed to accomplish this before that time? Here is my code which works in 2.x and fails to keep the chaff out in 1.x, as the selection parameter is unsupported:
final String[] proj = new String[] { Contacts.People._ID, Contacts.People.NAME };
final String selection = Build.VERSION.SDK_INT < 5 ? null : ContactsContract.Contacts.IN_VISIBLE_GROUP + "=1";
Cursor people = context.getContentResolver().query( Contacts.People.CONTENT_URI, proj, selection, null, Contacts.People.DEFAULT_SORT_ORDER);
if (people != null) { final int personIdColumn = people .getColumnIndexOrThrow(Contacts.People._ID);
final int nameColumn = people .getColumnIndexOrThrow(Contacts.People.NAME);
while (people.moveToNext()) { if (Thread.interrupted()) { people.close();
outputList.clear(); throw new InterruptedException();
} long personId = people.getLong(personIdColumn);
String name = people.getString(nameColumn);
if (name != null) { outputList.add(new Contact(personId, name));
} } // clean up cursor people.close();
}
I have a ListView (with setTextFilterEnabled(true)) and a custom adapter (extends ArrayAdapter) which I update from the main UI thread whenever a new item is added/inserted. Everything works fine at first--new items show up in the list immediately. However this stops the moment I try to filter the list.Filtering works, but I do it once and all of my succeeding attempts to modify the contents of the list (add, remove) don't display anymore. I used the Log to see if the adapter's list data gets updated properly, and it does, but it's no longer in sync with the ListView shown.
View 2 Replies View RelatedSince the query that comprises my ListView basically gets the rowID, name, and a third column from my databases's table, I want to be able to filter the cursor based on the partial value of the name column. However, I am uncertain of whether I can do this directly from runQuery without expanding my DB class since I want to filter the existing cursor, or will I have to create a new query function in my DB class that partially searches my name column, and if so, how would I go about creating the query statement while using the CharSequence constraint argument in runQuery?I am also concerned about the performance issues associated with trying to run multiple queries based on partial text since the DB table in question has about 1300-1400 rows. In other words, would I run into a bottleneck trying to filter the cursor?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm just learning OpenGL ES on Android, and I am trying to get some kind of anisotropic filtering on textures. I want to increase the size of a sprite, with some kind of interpolation, instead of this "nearest-pixel-interpolation".
Is there anything like this in the OpenGL ES standard or do I have to make one texture for each size?
Is there a way to filter audio in android system? I am interested to get only the audio of a fixed frequency.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm programming an Augmented Reality application. It's development it's in an advanced state but I can't place the icons on the screen so still as anothers programs does (Layar, in example). This is because of the continuous variations of the sensors. I've tried the three modes of the sensors (FAST, GAME, and NORMAL) but I only get them to move more or less fast. The shivering is the same at different speed.
Finally I thougth I could reach my goal with a digital filter, averaging historical values. But again the icons continues moving, specially the most far placed ones (in the z axis). Please, could some one help me with some clue?
I need to filter the required information from list of data. I am really looking to use combobox for it
Does the android provide a way to make a combobox to filter the data? I have read on android developer forum that you can build custom components but I don't have any idea how does it work for combobox?
I'm trying to filter my ListView which is populated with this ArrayAdapter:
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However, when I call filter('test') on the filter nothing happens at all (or the background-thread is run, but the list isn't filtered as far as the user conserns).
I have my own widget container. I am running the intent 'ACTION_APPWIDGET_PICK' but I want only to show some items in the list and not all items. Is there a way to filter the list?
if not, is there any way to let the user just add one widget to my container, and not have to select form the list?
Code below creates an Alarm, so far everything is working fine. But i am a bit lost in the Documentaion how to cancel an Alarm. I need to cancel only special Alarm(s) depending on Intent#putExtra(IntentConstants.SELECTED_PRIMARY_KEY,_selectedID);
How can i archive this ?
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Anyone know of an app that can take video from the camera and display it live on the screen, but with color filters applied? Specifically, I'm looking for something that can amp up the color saturation. I've got lousy color vision and it'd be handy to have something to help distinguish subtle color variations. Nice-to-have would be an eyedropper mode that can tell me the rgb values of a selected region.
View 1 Replies View RelatedMy concern as a parent now is the internet safety and security. Any good applications for parental control on Android.
View 3 Replies View RelatedIs there an app or a way to have filters on Facebook AND Twitter (but mostly Facebook) that we can put select people in that whenever those people update their statuses we get alerted. Is there any way to do that either on or off the phone so that we can get updated on the phone and respond?
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View 5 Replies View RelatedI just read the developer blog post about non-phone Android devices such as tablets and GoogleTV - http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/09/brace-for-future.html.
I'm writing an accelerometer-based game and would like to filter for devices that have an accelerometer (or orientation sensor). Is there a way to do that? It would also be useful to filter for devices with a compass or GPS receiver.
My application has a ListView displaying some items that are associated with different documents:
CODE:..........
The ListView implements an OnItemLongClickListener and displays the available document types as follows:
CODE:...............
I would like to modify onPrepareDialog to filter the dialog to display only the document types relevant for the long clicked item (like a context menu except that some long clicks will perform a different task: expand or collapse the hierarchy displayed in the custom ListView). For example, if an item is long clicked that is associated with only document types A and B, I would like the dialog to avoid displaying document types C and D as dialog items? However, looking at R.java, it is not clear to me what the id of an individual item in the select_doc_dialog_items array would be.
How to use onPrepareDialog() to filter displayed dialog items?
How do I filter noise of the accelerometer data in Android? I would like to create a high-pass filter for my sample data so that I could eliminate low frequency components and focus on the high frequency components. I have read that Kalman filter might be the best candidate for this, but how do I integrate or use this method in my application which will mostly written in Android Java? or can it be done in the first place? or through Android NDK? Is there by any chance that this can be done in real-time?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI want to filter the ListView which containing both contact name and phone number... how do i filter the list.....please provide me the code(mainly for the filtering code)
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