Android Studio, IDE offered by JetBrain, helps your day if you know how to use it more and more. Continuing from live template introduction, I introduce some examples of custom live templates which I found it convenient to use during my Android app development. To add your custom live template go to [File] → [Settings] → […]
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In the Appendix of this Tutorial, I will introduce useful Android common library/function. These are usually applicable not only for Android TV, but also for Android phone/tablet device as well. Spinner Fragment – show loading progress bar While user is downloading big contents from web, you might want to show progress bar to notify user […]
Continue reading →Refactoring I have explained Android TV specific UI implementations (sample source code referenced from Android TV sample application) through this tutorial. So I conclude this project by reorganizing the source code files. I did refactoring based on the role of each classes, and finished with below structure. com.corochann.androidtvapptutorial common – common functions. This module has no dependency […]
Continue reading →I’ll introduce more functionality of Android NDK continuing from Android NDK set up introduction. Android NDK is not only a tool to build up .so library to call through JNI, but it is also possible to build executable file itself. It is achieved by just changing Android.mk configuration. Below is example implementation to build hello-exe […]
Continue reading →Android NDK Develop environment set up summary Usually Android application is developed by Java, but you can use C/C++ source code together with Android NDK (Android Native Development Kit). It provides us a opportunity to re-use/integrate existing C source code as well. Below is summary for the steps how to start working with Android NDK. Step1. Download installer from […]
Continue reading →How to write link reference in javadoc See previous post for general javadoc explanation. Basic rule To show “label” which refers to other field class/method/member, where “label” is optional..
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Here, package name is omitted. You can use omitted name to avoid writing long sentences. Below is the list of how you can write […]
Continue reading →Javadoc – Java document comment Javadoc is used in Java language to write comment with the format stats from “/**” (2 asterisk needed) and ends with “*/”
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// This is usual one line comment /* This is usual multiline comment */ /** Javadoc is written in here */ /** * Usually Javadoc is written in multiline * with this format. */ |
It is used as a explanation document for the program which is embedded in source code. Usually, Brief explanation of Class, method, and member can be written as […]
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How to use Live Templates Go to [File] → [Setting] → [Live Templates], already registered live templates are shown. We can check the Abbreviation, Description and Template text here. During the coding, typing “Abbreviation”(shorcut command) followed by pressing [Tab], “Template text” will be expanded. Live templates are very useful to eliminate to write the code […]
Continue reading →Software keyboard cannot be launched and I cannot type from TV When I was using SONY’s TV SideView application, I faced a problem after pairing with TV SideView on SONY BRAVIA Android TV. I could not type any alphabet from TV, it always ask me to type from paired mobile with the word “Use the […]
Continue reading →Search function implementation The usage of SearchFragment of Leanback support library and UI related implementation are explained in previous chapter. In this chapter, I will explain (background) search function logic. Most of the implementation in this chapter is just a explanation of googlesamples. In-app search algorithm Search algorithm is implemented in loadRows method, especially the […]
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