I found out that some values had been stored to Set got lost after restarting the application. Why? Is this an Android API bug? Somebody advised to store strings in a database. I haven't tested it yet but I think this advice is the decision of the problem. What about getStringSet and putStringSet? Code is here
I am have trouble accessing a string I stored in strings.xml and don't know why.
res/values/strings.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
<string name="FileBrowser">FileBrowser</string>
<string name="menu_settings">Settings</string>
<string name="up_one_level">..</string>
<string name="current_dir">.</s
I am using SharedPreferences to save and load my ArrayList like this:
(save)
SharedPreferences loadGlobalVariables = getSharedPreferences(APP_NAME, 0);
Categories = new ArrayList<String>(loadGlobalVariables.getStringSet("Categories", new HashSet<String>()));
(Load)
And this
(they both work fine, both saves and loads correctly)
SharedPreferences saveGlobalVariables
How do I match a string with AWK?
Say I have the string [(*.+ it should only match strings containing the string [(*.+.
The string is entered by the user, so if you know a cli utility that can escape regexes it may work too.
Edit:
It should also match strings containing the string, such as foo[(*.+bar.
Im new to Android..
Im facing the problem with hashmap and arraylist....My problem is...
I have HashMap like this..
JSONObject c = groups.getJSONObject(i);
String questionid = c.getString(TAG_QUESID);
String question = c.getString(TAG_QUES);
String answer = c.getString(TAG_ANSW);
id=questionid;
quesid.add(questionid);
HashMap<String,
I have some string in different languages like this :
String aa = " أهلاً و سهلاً"; // arbic
String arr = "आपका स्वागत है";// hindi
String str1 = "Tübingen systemportefølje";
Strings tr2 = "Das ist nicht Englisch";
String str3 = "這是不是英語"; // chinese
i want to set these string in text view .i try in this way :
try {
final String s = new String(arr.getBytes(), "U
I have android application which takes huge String Object from telnet client. Later I Use only small part of the big String. I use
new String(Part of old string);
To separate new string Char array from old Strings char array.
Hello,
I need to apply an iptables rules using --string option.
I need to match on --hex or ascii 2 strings that are never localized on the same area.
Each samples I tried DROP only one of my two strings, so i have false positive.
I need to DROP the 2 STRINGS, but when i have only 1 string or the other, i don't want to DROP.
So, the rule what i am looking for is a AND rule around iptables.
So
My arrays are declared like so in my strings.xml file:
<string-array name="metal_array">
<item >Copper</item>
<item >Aluminum</item>
</string-array>
<string-array name="temperature_array">
<item >60C°, 140F°</item>
<item >75C°, 167F°</item>
<item >90C°
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