I'm trying to put a timer in my code to determine the amount of time it takes to execute a block of code.
I've tried googling up some ideas, but they are all related to scheduling tasks, which is not what I want.
I want to, perhaps, place a time stamp in different parts of my code. How can I do this?
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Is there a way to get the time or date stamp of the last time the GPS was updated?
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Any Android app that will do the same thing?
Just joined as I have a random question. I have an HTC Evo, and whenever I send emails from the standard email program, they lack a date/time stamp. Any ideas how to correct that?
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Is there a way I can get this information with out having to open up the contacts?
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I want to add a timer such that on every tick of the timer(1second), i want the line to refresh...how do i use the timer in my code?
The following is my code:
LineRefresh.java:
package LineRefresh.xyz.com;
import java.util.Timer;
import android.app.Activity;
import android.graphics.Color;
import android.os.Bundle. Code...
I need a regular method in my app. The problem is: the following timer in the code do its action just one time. And the timer do it only(the one time) if i do an action( touch the display) after the time(2000) is over. U know what i mean? Maybe it have sth to do with the "OnTouchListener"?
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I've implemented a Service in my android app that starts a timer (using the standard java.util.Timer and java.util.TimerTask mechanism) to do some processing in the background on a pre-defined interval.
CODE:...
The service is started / stopped by my application like this.
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As long as the phone is active (no screen-timeout occured), the service is running fine, and the Timer is performing its job at the defined interval. Even when I quit the application (using the back button), the timer remains active.
However, as soon as the phone goes into timeout, the timer task is no longer running stable. If I leave the phone in timeout for several hours (at night), I would see that on random occasions (sometimes a several hours interval) the timer kicked in.
Also, when the phone is activated again, all timer runs that have been queued are suddenly executed in one shot before resuming back to the normal interval.
What would be the right way of implementing a timer that continues to run properly, even after the phone has gone into timeout. Should I resort to using the PowerManager and WAKE_LOCKS (as described here http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/os/PowerManager.html), or is there another mechanism ?
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My phone is a LG G2
Now, I am trying to verify the JNI in Android Java platform. I am using HTC G1 phone. I write a simple .c file to make a hello.so and a simple hello.java file to load the library. My story is like below:
1. create hellolib.c file and compiled to a hellolib.so create a folder in create a hellolib.c file hellolib.c, it really nothing just a function return;
*#include <jni.h>*
*#define .LOG_TAG "TestLib"*
*#undef LOG*
*#include <utils/Log.h>*
*JNIEXPORT void JNICALL java_com_testHelloLib_PrintHello(JNIEnv
* env, jobject jobj)*
*{* *LOGD("hello android LIB");* *}*
I compiled the hellolib.c to .so by changing the android.mk:
*LOCAL_PATH:= $(call my-dir) include $(CLEAR_VARS)*
*LOCAL_SRC_FILES := hellolib.c*
*LOCAL_C_INCLUDES := $(JNI_H_INCLUDE)*
*LOCAL_SHARED_LIBRARIES := libutils
LOCAL_PRELINK_MODULE := false*
*LOCAL_MODULE := libhello *
*include $(BUILD_SHARED_LIBRARY)
* push the libhello.so to /system/lib
2. create a .java file.
*public class HelloAndroid extends Activity {
/** Called when the activity is first created. */
@Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
TextView tv = new TextView(this);
native_test.add_xx(1, 2) ;* * }* * }
What is the easiest to time execution in Android?
I have looked around a bit and I found TimingLogger on the Android SDK, and instructions here. It looks very convenient. But I can't get it work. This is my code:
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It's is supposed to dump the times in in LogCat. But I can't see nothing.. I What am I doing wrong? Eclipse doesn't show any varnings. I guess it has something with verbose ouput, but I have set LogCat to show Verbose.
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I have an Android code base which uses APIs with settings to get different data for several apps. All apps use the same code base but with one or two design tweaks. So how do I re-use the main code base without having to copy the whole Android project each time?
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I am working with the time and date example in the android api demos, and I want to put all the code relating to creating the time and date dialogs setting the values etc into a separate java file, and in my main java file run when the application starts, just declare the buttons and onclick events.
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I'm developing an app that uses google maps, but for some reason it crashed every time I try to call the constructor code from the map class.
main
[HIGH]import android.app.Activity;
import android.os.Bundle;
public class MainActivity extends Activity {
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
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Is there a way to disable the location coordinate stamp on pics taken with the Droid X camera? I've gone into the camera settings, but can't find anything related to turning this on and off.
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