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[...] database here. The post How to change the look and feel of a view using css appeared first on Luca Zanini. [...]

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[...] can download the project here. The post Handling the multi-touch in a view appeared first on Luca Zanini. [...]

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[...] with at least one touch yet note how I get the event data: action = event.getActionMasked() pointer index = event.getActionIndex() or with a loop from 0 to event.getPointerCount() for the actions ( [...]

[...] setInt for the integers and similar methods for other types of primitives, strings and one dimensional array. In this post I write some examples to save and restore more complex objects such as the [...]

[...] that can be adapted with some changes for a TextView or an Activity. MainActivity.java, the main activity res/layout/activity_main.xml, il layout per l’activity principale at the line 8 there is a [...]

[...] notification, a progress bar and a notification of completed task the MainActivity class, the main activity when you click the button inside the layout you create two AsyncTask instances, if the API [...]

[...] touch The following steps show the most important files of this app: MainActivity.java, the main activity from the line 51 onTouchListener I implement the class onTouchListener to handle events for [...]

[...] ></tr> in the columns I insert the header for the table, especially note the opening tag tr in the first column and the closing tag in the last one insert the following formulas in the [...]

[...] ” in Web Access a tag </table> as Pass-Thru HTML and in the form section HTML Head Content insert Test the view with some documents in a [...]

[...] In an android app an activity is created and then destroyed, for example when the user open another activity or [...]

[...] 1: here I use the methods putParcelable and getParcelable for the classes extending the Parcelable interface; in this example the class CustomParcelableObject extends CustomObject and implements [...]

[...] the method start(), for example: where MyRunnable is a class implementing the Runnable interface overidden the method run(). The creation of a thread using the constructor with argument a [...]

[...] and getSerializable; remember that arrays are objects that always extend the Serializable interface section 5: here the restored object is an array of two dimensional objects ( [...]