We have a decent logging inside L Speed but it can be improved. Since we strive for simplicity I have some ideas to suggest
And yeah, if someone recommend simple/advanced logging, I won't do that, it's a bit overloading.
Do you like something like this?
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Thanks for support
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For root applications logging should not be simplified IMO, especially since a single switch in L Speed can (and often does) trigger multiple actions. Each action should be clearly documented in a single line as is done today for many L Speed options (thank you!). However, logging for some are missing while others only indicate a switch was set w/o accompanying detail. Looking forward to improvements in future releases.
I would agree with @Davey126 .
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Hi All
I've updated my project and on of my concerns is the deprecation of AbsoluteLayout
look at this:
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_NiIT7LXuBv4/SfuFe7dFn9I/AAAAAAAACKo/0neSn1Jyey8/s1600-h/device.png
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notice the cards on the middle that are overlapping?
see the bottom cards that have some sticking up?
how am i supposed to do that without AbsoluteLayout???
any ideas will be appreciated...
You copy the AbsoluteLayout code from the master source tree and maintain it yourself... You figure out how to do this using FrameLayout or RelativeLayout. The Android Team claims you can do anything that you can do with an AbsoluteLayout with either FrameLayout or RelativeLayout, though I am skeptical. Personally, I might suggest ditching the view hierarchy and drawing your UI to the canvas or even OpenGL.
got it to work using linear layout
I did do it, but it isn't 100%...
take a look
http://developreality.blogspot.com/2009/05/overcoming-absolutelayout-deprecation.html
See if you can get some help from SweeterHome. They seem to have the layer thing down pat.
You may find that it is a memory hog, though. Because that is the main problem that SweeterHome has had developing their app... The lack of available memory on the hardware.
so i was keeping this to myself as it was going into real development as a new application but before it really took off its development has died so i thought id show you all what i was working on.
basically i wanted an app that would bring roms, kernels and their developers to the forefront; at the same time providing a way to manage your currently installed configs, in a similar fashion to rom manger.
seeing as development has died i've decided to share this as an idea on how 'I' would like to see a rom manager application look. the app was heavily inspired by the google card UI and the android play store. hope you like it and if anyone would like to use the concept be my guest.
i think the images below is pretty self explanatory so enjoy.
EDIT: sorry about the huge image size.
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Just to inform you guys. People have been wondering if air view is working in GE roms.
And have been saying that it will only work on stock apps.
Well that information is partially true.
Since the air features is a hardware dependant feature, it's possible to get it to GE roms. Or well it's not necessary to get something working when it's already working.
Reason why you isn't possible to do anything is. There's no apps that can handle this (or only one, but it's called testing the phone features)
See for yourself if you don't believe me. So coming and say won't be able to use air motion features because that's literally bull talk.
Right now we can't enjoy it but for sure in the feature.
To see if it actually is working write *#0*# don't remember who posted that info that he found out that it actually works but credits to him.
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A simple but powerful tool that shows your device specs and important information related.
I made it for anyone to quickly see and get their device's essential information displayed, but also I tried to keep it as simple as possible. I saw similar apps already in the store, but many of them are too bloated or tend to show useless information.
The purpose of putting it here is asking for testing it in several devices, and determine if it works as intended. If you have any issues using it with any specific device (phone or tablet), please let me know so I can fix it as soon as possible (post in the comments).
Currently the app has ads, but this is only for testing purposes as well. I will see to get rid of them (or making it them less intrusive) in future versions.
It has translations for both english and spanish.
Here is a screenshot, and the link in the Play Store:
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Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.etherwind.infotool
Thank you in advance!
Hi!
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I was struggling to create clear folder structure for maintaining reverse-engineering projects. Also doing everything manually took that much time I preferred not to compile app and read .java files of cracked application just to check that I didn't break anything while working with Smali. That's why I created this project. The code is mostly uncommented but I have made it pretty easy to read if you know basics of Ruby though I'm thinking about commenting it soon.
The software is Linux only at this moment since I'm lazy, I don't like Windows and there is no good reason to prefer Windows over Linux while reverse-engineering.
https://github.com/b10011/Android-Software-Detonator
I hope you enjoy, report bugs and contribute. And as always I'm not responsible of your acts and this shall not be used for apps that you don't have permission to reverse-engineer!