I just found after 2 hours of debugging my code for errors that TextUtils.split(String, expression); does not work correctly when I use pipe "|" as the expression. Am I wrong in understanding the method or is this a bug?
It works fine when I give it as a pattern ie., [|].
I also tested it using a few other seperators and they seemed to work fine.
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Dear all, I'm making a simple file decoder for Android 2.2 that needs to find the filename of the encoded file from a header. This filename should then be used as the filename for the decoded file (as you would expect).The filename is identified by the substring name=, so the actual name starts 5 places after that. The line is read by a BufferedReader and temporarily stored in currLine.For some reason I can't understand nor find on the web, Strings do not always seem to be Strings.Gives no output file, nor an IO exception. The string is parsed properly though: from the System.out debugging lines.
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Something of the form...
(If it did exist, there would of course be problems of circular, infinite definitions, etc. to beware of).
by which the resource "bar" becomes an alias for the resource named "foo".What I would for my app is a possibility to combine an existing resource prefix with different suffixes,where the resource "bar" would yield the string "foobar". Its clear that '+' doesn't work here but is there some other option to achieve such a string concatenation, so that one could define a bunch of string resources that have a common prefix?I realize of course that I could do such resource string concatenation at runtime but defining them statically in the resources would seem so much more elegant and simpler.
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I need to split the Android screen into two parts and run 2 applications (app A and app B) simultaneously. App A will run on screen 1 and App B will run on screen 2. Both are visible to the users. I need to implement this thing in the Android Framework. I do not know much about the android framework and this is urgent and should be done on android 2.1. Is this possible, if yes please explain the procedure to achieve this.
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updated whether data of a pre selected city, actually, airport. and the lower screen will display the regular homepage screen.
How it can be done?
I have an app that runs on a closed network with no Internet access. I connect to it through WiFi. My app also uses Google Maps. Is there a way to make the MapView still pull from my 3G connection while the rest of the app uses the WiFi? The issue is once connected to the WiFi, maps tries to pull from the Internet and can't get there so my MapView is always blank.
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I can't figure out exactly why this fails. The application has android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permissions. I can create normal files with exactly the same name in the same location, but pipe creation fails. The pipe in question should be accessible from multiple applications. I suspect that noone can create pipes in /sdcard. Where would it be the best location to do so? What mode mast should I set (2nd parameter) Does application need any extra permissions?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedSorry if there are is an answer for this already. Searching for "keyboard" and "tab" is a pretty big waste of time to sift through.
Is there a soft keyboard out that has alt, ctrl, tab, shift, and a pipe?
It would also need multitouch and/or some sticky keys option to be able to utilize them. (like being able to press ctrl+k)
I don't care about swype or any "super awesome" keyboard with gigantic keys. I'll deal with typos if it means I can keep my evo and still get around in shells remotely without having to carry around a bluetooth keyboard (whenever cyanogen or somebody gets BT HID working).
I don't care about auto correction. I don't care about text prediction. I don't care if you can put a Hello Kitty theme on it. I don't even care if you're forced to use a Hello Kitty them to use it. I just want a keyboard that works as a full keyboard.
I've a ListView with items containing information about places with a rating and the distance to the current location.
The items are sorted into groups:
Group 1: within 500m
Group 2: 500m - 1km
Group 3: 1km - 1.5km
Withing these groups the items are sorted by their rating.Now I put out these items via my custom adapter (extension of BaseAdapter) into the ListView, which works perfectly.
However, what I'd like to do is to put a separator before the each first item of each group. This separator can be a TextView saying e.g. 500m - 1km followed by all the ListView items in that group. Any idea on how to realize this?
I have customised the spinner items background into black color.But border around spinner and the separartor between each spinner item is in white color. I want to change separator color and border to dark gray color.
How can i change these color? Is spinner uses list view or some other as parent to populate items in spinner?
If so can i change the separator background of parent view?
I have a problem with ListView, it seems a bug, setting a textsize for textview of a ListView, not all separator line are shown! (ListView doesn't show all item separator)...
you can see the in this screenshoot: http://yfrog.com/myselezione002p
I have prepared a little testcase for this issue: [url]
I am testing my android application on HTC Tattoo device.
I have written some custom list views with my own adapters. The problem i am facing is that i can see my list properly in the emulator but when i run the same application on HTC tatto, the divider line between individual list item is not visible.
What may be the problem and how i can overcome from it. In addition, i am also not able to see separator between menu items as well on the device.
I am getting the below two errors, can someone help me, why these errors i am getting.
02-11 10:56:12.120: ERROR/dalvikvm(334): pthread_setspecific failed, err=22 02-11 10:56:13.210: ERROR/jdwp(345): Failed sending reply to debugger: Broken pipe
Is it possible and (if possible) how to change the Date separator for eg. dot(.) to slash(/) without changing the language.
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