How can I make showCrushStatus using jgit.api
i make clone,commit,push,pull using google search
but i don't know at all making when push,
show Crush status
more how to show crush files.
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Well I need to show text messages directly on the screen.
I tried searching a lot but found nothing that could solve my problem.
The options I found on the interner:
To use a JFrame and render text on that.
To print text on a console.
But the problems with these here I do not want any window to pop up.
I also want the text to be on top of all.
My attempt:
As far as my tries here it is :
Here is what it should look like:
As you can see my try is far from what I want.
Well is there a better way? Is it possible Without any Frames?
Well this could be similar to Toast messages in Android.
I did achieve what I intended.
Here is the link to the GitHub Repository : https://github.com/Jaysmitio101/jsubs
This is a Java Library for showing subtitles on any screen and also show messages like Toast messages in android.
I am new to programming and have only made a few small apps for fun. I am trying to find out how to make an overlay on top of EVERYTHING on my Samsung S8 device (API version 26+).
What I want is to create something like the "Blue light filter" that already exists, however I want to change that filter to make it whatever I want. I am pretty sure I would know how to customise it and stuff like that. Currently the filter is orangey, what if I wanted to make it purple or black?
So my main issue is: I have no idea how to make an image, or a piece of text or anything, always be on top of everything that I do. I want to open up the app, change the filter colour, and for that filter to always be on, on top of any other app. I want to be able to minimise that app and for that filter to always stay. Can I call it a System Overlay or something like that?
My WL6.1.0.1 hybrid application have an overflow (with css set to -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch) which scrolls just fine, but I don't see the scroll bar, neither the android feedback when I hit the bottom of the scroll (that glowing light that android have).
Curiously enough if I access the same application via "Common Resources" using the chrome browser on my android device, both the scroll bar and the feedback shows up.
I added the following code to my main java class on the native side (the one that extends WLDroidGap and have the app name)
public void onWLInitCompleted(Bundle savedInstanceState){
super.loadUrl(getWebMainFilePath());
// Add custom initialization code after this line
this.appView.setVerticalScrollBarEnabled(true);
this.appView.setVerticalScrollbarOverlay(true);
}
But it still doesn't work, any ideas?
For the "feedback", you are probably referring to EdgeEffect (when reaching the bottom of the view). If so, it is working for me like this:
public void onWLInitCompleted(Bundle savedInstanceState){
super.loadUrl(getWebMainFilePath());
// Add custom initialization code after this line
this.appView.setOverScrollMode(appView.OVER_SCROLL_ALWAYS);
}
You can set this in the onCreate as well...
For showing the scrollbar, I think you need to use awakenScrollBars() in combination with setVerticalScrollBarEnabled.
That said, I don't know the use case of your app, but typically in an app you would not want a scrollbar unless specifically in a list or something like that (and maybe not even there...).
Additionally, because you are developing a Hybrid app in Worklight and may target additional environments there are alternative solutions instead of delving into native code, such as using iScroll which can take care of much more than just scrolling, but also the "bounce" effect and other things.
I am having a java program which performs MATRIX ADDITION.I want to implement this to ANDROID.I have done layout also for this purpose.But how to implement this to android in such a way to get input from user and to print the output to mobile screen.I know that i cant use "System.out.print()" function here
It seems that you have very basic holes in knowledge in regards to android development, so as others have advised, you should check out http://developer.android.com/training/index.html. I will attempt to give you some start though, if you know general java programming, you can create an EditText view and then populate it as you would usually, but instead of using System.out.println(""); (if your EditText view is named editText1), use editText1.setText("");
pretty simple question here but I cant seem to find anything. Anyway, There is a game on android and with a keyboard you can enter a cheat id like to use(personal use not uploading to market) . Well I created a static button that remains on-top of all activities. Id like to just click my button and have it paste the word to the game so the cheat will be entered. Anyway to paste onclick? I cant see this being hard
You can't make other apps behave in a different way than they do as it violates the whole sandboxing idea of android (unless of course the app itself allows it in some way or another) .
What you can do is to copy the content to the clipboard , and allow the user to paste it anywhere he can .
More info about it here:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/text/copy-paste.html
There might be root solution , but like many root operations , i really lacks this knowledge of how to do it.