The final of APC's Master Builder competition was taken out by Jason Campbell, from Merimbula, NSW. Our special report and video of the final show how he did it.
I want to build the alertdialog with the string present in String.xml
but R.string.string1 is returning int.
I'm using google-api-services-drive-v2-rev39-java-1.12.0-beta (Latest during the time writing)
I found that setJsonHttpRequestInitializer no longer appear in Drive.Builder
final HttpTransport transport = new NetHttpTransport();
final JsonFactory jsonFactory = new GsonFactory();
GoogleCredential credential = new GoogleCredential();
// authToken is String.
credential.setAccessT
My Puppet master is using Passenger to serve.
Red Hat has announced the second regional Red Hat Challenge, a knowledge-based technology competition aimed at students from China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan.
The competition is set to begin on November 2nd, 2012, and the top two finalists, from each country, will get to travel to Beijing for the final round held on... (read more)
I'm android app developer.
I want to display AlertDialog include Listview.
When I click an item of ListView, I want to dismiss AlertDialog.
But, (1) code dosen't work.
How can I do?
Please tell me some advice. pre-Thanks!
I would like to try the latest anaconda, for instance 18.34,
but I only have a 32-bit machine so the "smoke" builds in
pub/alt/qa don't help me (as only 64-bit ones are there).
I've been using the "test compose" or "release candidate"
images in pub/alt/stage but (1) they aren't as frequent as
the "smoke" builds and (2) I'm not sure if Final TCs will
I am building a dialog in Mono for Android like this:
AlertDialog.Builder builder = new AlertDialog.Builder(Context);
builder.SetTitle(Context.GetString(Resource.String.MyTitle));
builder.SetMessage(Context.GetString(Resource.String.MyQuestion);
//YES, not OK
builder.SetPositiveButton(Android.Resource.String.Yes, new EventHandler<DialogClickEventArgs>((dlgSender, dlgEvt) => { doSomething
Thanks to an Android 4.2 system dump obtained via an LG Nexus by Android Police, several new features of 4.2 have been unearthed for all of us to see. Keep in mind that these are builds that aren’t by any means final and could very well change once the LG Nexus is actually released.