Is there such a thing in Android...? For example, I'm writing an email and would like to lookup a word, but don't want to switch to the other app, is there an app which can invoke the dictionary within another app...?
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I am just going through a translation of resource files and I am wondering if there is additional support. At the moment I have both the base strings.xml and the localised version opened parallel in Eclipse. This quite works, but I am thinking of the following tools: - Showing both (or more) versions of a key together - Showing missing keys in a version - Integrating a lookup service (Google Translate, Wikipedia). I didn't find anything like this, is such a tool available?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI want to know if exists a converter for a j2me source-code to android. Listen, itīs not a runner, like a midp runner for android, it īs a converter for a source code. A tool for translate a source code for a new plataform, from j2me to android.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI understand EVO 4G is CDMA thus can't be used roaming in European countries say in Germany (mostly GSM I believe).
Is there a way to still use "Google Translate" without connection? (is there another translation app, which can be completely downloaded to SD Card and can be used without 3g or wifi ?)
Google Translate is great, but it's crippling fault is that it needs a data connection to work. Obviously the only time I am going to need language translation tools, is the same time I don't want to pay for roaming data access!!
Are there any good (and preferably free, or minimal cost) language apps for Android that work offline? I need English > Italian initially, but the major languages would need to be supported too.
How can a translation service be called in an Android app? Can we have an app that can translate multiple languages into another?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI was able to get the animation to work on the emulator -- however my problem is that it animates for a second, but then then goes back to its original posistion right after it finishes animating. How can I stop this for happening.
This is how I animate my objects:
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Ive been trying to implement a limit to prevent the user from scaling the image too much in my multitouch zoom app. Problem is, when i set the max zoom level by dumping the matrix, the image starts to translate downward once the overall scale of the image hits my limit. I believe it is doing this because the matrix is still being affected by postScale(theScaleFactorX,theScaleFactorY,myMidpointX,myMidpointY) where theScaleFactorX/Y is the amount to multiply the overall scale of the image (so if the theScaleFatorX/Y is recorded as 1.12, and the image is at .60 of its origional size, the overall zoom is now .67). It seems like some sort of math is going on thats creating this translation, and was wondering if anyone knew what it was so i can prevent it from translating, and only allow the user to zoom back out.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI might be completely off-base here, but I've spent the last two days trying to figure this out and, without success, you're my only hope.What I'm doing is simple:
* I have a canvas where I draw a circle with center on (10, 10), with radius = 5;
* Then, I obtain the canvas transformation matrix
* And then I create a new rectangle, I map it using the matrix and I use the canvas to draw it.
My problem: basically, the rectangle is being drawn in a different position along the Y-axis.I outputed the transformation matrix and, by default, it is translated by zero in the X-axis and by 25.0 in the Y-axis. Please note that I made NO transformations, either translate, scale or rotate. I am unable to understand why this is happening and how to avoid it.
I am now learning how android handles linux input events from kernel raw input events to the userland level KeyEvent and so on. And I want to handle input events in native language. I've do some experiments on handling events using NDK but the touch screen events are very hard to handle(when I touch the screen, It generates a lot of kernel events).
I've read the eventhub class in framework base dir in the android source repo. And I now I know how android collects linux kernel raw events using eventhub class by reading from /dev/input/event* , but I still have no idea how it translates these raw events into the userland logic input events like KeyEvent. The file keyinput service only wrappers eventhub to JNI functions but there are no translation. So please give me some hints on the kernel event and userland event translation process.
I'm am working on a basic augmented reality application on Android. What I did so far is detect a square with opencv and then using cvFindExtrinsicCameraParams2() I calculated a rotation and translation vector. For this I used 4 object points, which are just the corners of a square around (0,0,0) and the 4 corners of the square in the image.
This yields me a pretty good rotation and translation matrix. I also calculated the rotation matrix with cvRodrigues2() since using this is easier than the rotation vector. As long as I use these to draw some points in the image everything works fine. My next step is however to pass these vectors and the matrix back to java and then use them with OpenGL to draw a square in an OpenGLView. The square should be exactly around the square in the image which is displayed behind the OpenGLView.
My problem is that I cannot find the correct way of using the rotation matrix and translation vector in OpenGL. I started of with exactly the same object points as used for the openCV functions. Then I applied the rotation matrix and translation vector in pretty much any possible way I could think of. Sadly none of these approaches produce a result which is anyway near what I hoped for. So my question is can anyone tell me how to use them correctly?
So far the "closest" results I have gotten, was when randomly multiplying the whole matrix with -1. But most of the time the squares still look mirror inverted or rotated for 180 degrees. So I guess it was just a lucky hit, but not the right approach.
I am implementing a language conversion tool, to convert Spanish to English, on a variety of smart phones: Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, Windows Phone 7.
How do I implement language conversions? Searching, I am not finding a tutorial about this, and I don't having any experience with this.
I have the Google Translate app on my Samsung Galaxy Tablet (running ICS) and it works great, including the offline. I also have it on my Samsung Galaxy Ace phone (running Gingerbread 2.3.7) but I cannot even see a menu option (whichis needed to use the offline facility) on the phone version. I have downloaded the latest verions from Google Play. Review of Google Translate say the offline bit shuld work with Android 2.3 and later..
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm interested in having a Twitter app in my HTC legend in order to translate some tweets, if possible Japanese tweets.
Last year I was using TweetDeck wich translated the tweets, even from Japanese in English, but I know don't why, since september i'm unable to translate them anymore.Twitter app on Android with the translation functionality ? (To translate from Japanese if possible)
I'm having hard times getting my GL thread (from GLSurfaceView) to trigger some code execution within the UI thread (from Activity). I tried it in every possible way (well not every, I missed at least the good one) none worked.
My idea was to get something called from the UI thread (to update some widgets) when the surface is effectively created. So I added to my onSurfaceCreated method the following call:
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This compiles, but when my GLSurfaceView sub-class is constructed a NoClassDefFound exception is thrown, telling me that the class com.my.package.MyGLSurfaceView$1 is not found.
Here's the log:
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The line 297 in MySurfaceView.java is:
private Runnable mUpdater = new Runable () { public void run () { [...] } };
I am building an app for Android 2.1 that provides notifications based on calendar events. But I'm aware there are issues with the Calendar API not being readily available / stable / whatever. What I'd like to do is somehow communicate with the user's Google Calendar to get a list of tasks every few hours, or perhaps when the calendar is updated, and then store that data locally so they don't need to have an active Internet connection at all times. Then at a particular time, the notification event would occur. Surely, someone must have determined a way to interface with Google Calendar? I'm sure there must be numerous apps and solutions available that connect to it already, and my users can use any interface they like for interacting with it, but I need to be able to read the data and store it locally.
View 1 Replies View RelatedWhich do you guys use? Torrent Off: BarTor vs. Torrent Droid. I bought both and forgot to test them out, so I can't refund either. But I want to know which one I should go through the trouble of configuring. What has the nicer interface? Best performance? Does Torrent Droid use the Browser to do all of its torrent searches?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm developing a framework for android and i need to access directly to the Wifi interface and UMTS interface (make switch to other access point, send/receive MAC segments and others things in low layers). Can i do this in Java? or have to be in C++? and in C++, using the NDK?
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Does he use a plugin to edit the .xml for the layout because mine looks totally different. It's just plain code.
Is there an app out there that will interface with sharepoint sites? I haven't had any luck finding them on my own. Just want to have access from my phone.
View 1 Replies View RelatedIs there an URL where I can find documentation on how to get radio interface stats (signal level, registered BTS's / Node B's in the area.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am looking for some answers from some of the experts here. I have a project in mind that I want to start. It is about using HTC's Touch HD phone as a device in a museum with rich media/video about the art and the artists on it. Besides the videos and animation, I also want to show some content from a web browser. Now my biggestest issue. I do not want that the museum guest who pick up the phone for the tour get to see the standard Android user interface. Is there a way to develop a new user interface that would start up directly once the phone is turned on? It should then automatically start the app with the museum infos. Later I may want to add some GPS functions and even sms and photo taking, etc....
What do you think, how flexible is Android to allow that?
I'm looking for a way to add a new custom menu item to the SMS interface. The idea is add an option like "Insert predefined message", and control the predefined message from other application. Is this possible?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to implement a http remote control for an Android application: From a browser on a computer in the local area network the application running on the Android device should be controlled.
Are there any recommendation how to implement this? I heard about i-jetty but it is not uncomplex to integrate it into an existing app.
This is probably a very "newbie" question as I'm relatively new to the android sdk, but figured this would be good place to ask.
Say you have a layout with several textviews that all have sequential IDs (ie, tBox1, tBox2, tBox3, etc).Is it possible to reference each box in a loop? Something like:
do { iCount++; View tvBox1 = findViewById(R.id.tBox[iCount]); }
Is it possible to add a JavaScript interface to the Android Browser the same way one can be added to the WebView Component as illustrated in this demo. My particular use case only needs JavaScript -> android so that I can send it back to the previous activity.
View 1 Replies View RelatedNew to Android, coming from Pre, hated the messaging app, Im a heavy texter and AIM guy, more instant messaging. What are you guys going to load the Evo with?best interface + less battery hog + stays connected?
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View 19 Replies View RelatedBeen using remote interfaces for quite a while now, but the time has come to increase the amount of data i need to pass between processes. Following the Designing a Remote Interface using aidl examples/ tutorial i have had some success but have now come to a problem.
My activity binds to my service no problem, the callbacks work, but the data i send does not reach the client. My code is an extension of "Pass by value Parameters using Parcelables" from the "Designing a Remote Interface using aidl" page. The only difference is the amount of data, it has 18 int's and 3 Doubles. As you will see below, once i have entered the data into the parcel, i create my Parcelable using .createFromParcel(p) this however does not seem to work, even when my Parcelable is reading from the parcel no data gets read.
Here is my code for sending the data to the client.
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Here is my Parecelable:
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I have VillainROM 12 installed on my Hero and have been playing around with various themes from the standard Sense UI to things like dxtop. I do want to try out the stock Android UI which I believe is accomplished by just going into Applications>Manage Applications>HTC Sense and selecting clear defaults thus setting it to stock Android. Thing is that in my install of VillainROM 12 the "clear defaults" button is greyed out and unavailable to be pressed. Is this an intentional thing in VR12 or am I maybe going to have to re-flash in order to achieve this?
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