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I am new in android and I have a big problem with remembering syntax. Anyone have some tricks to remember it then give me please.Thanks in advance.
In either XML or Java, you will get auto-complete when you start typing API calls or, defining attributes in layout files.
CTRL+SPACE will provide API or Attribute auto-complete options.
Also, try Cmd+1 (mac) or CTRL+1 (Windows) for quick text options.
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I wonder how to create a pin keyboard like this layout, in this layout, we have a pinview and Pin keyboard just and, I still looking on GitHub but they using a library not made the layout by self, maybe someone can help me to solve this case, thank you for your help
It is easy.
You can use this
https://github.com/davidmigloz/number-keyboard
Or you can design this by adding buttons to your layout.
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I have Android 4.4, and someone messaged me unknown smile (to be true, most of smiles are strange to me), and I dont know which combination was used for that smile,
:* :P or i something other i dont know
how can i know, which combination was used? Have I to type every combination manually to find that?
You can find here the list (and search using ctrl+f and then paste the emojii):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emoticons
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I want to create an feature which can summarizes text from a document in Android.
I am confusion about algorithm to do it
Any support from anyone will be appreciate
It can be done. If you are writing on your own, you have to start with nltk library for java which is abbreviated as Natural language tool kit, which allows you to carry out these kind of text summarization. or you can use the following open source code to carry out , what you want.
Like, how many no. of words your summarizing content should have at final. Have a look at it.
https://github.com/mohaps/tldrzr
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I have to add multiple options to an edit_text view as shown below, the views can be adjustable with the parent. I am not getting an idea how to do this, Can any one help how can we make this UI.
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Take a look at these open source project in Github
https://plus.google.com/+RomanNurik/posts/WUd7GrfZfiZ
https://github.com/splitwise/TokenAutoComplete
https://github.com/kpbird/chips-edittext-library
See the below ScreenShots for the same
Hope this is what you are looking for.
There are some SO posts which may meet your need.Refer the below posts,
Creating a custom editText with tag-like feature
Contact Bubble EditText
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I have tried this answer to change a calendarview's style in one of my layouts:
Change CalendarView style but eclipse is giving me the error saying the item's resources, such as styles, are undefined.
You could use android: dateTextAppearence, android:focusedMonthDatecolor, android:selectedWeekBackgroundColor, android:unfocusedMonthDateColor, android:weekDayTextAppearance, android:weekNumberColor, and android:weekSeparatorLineColor to change how your calendarview looks, however it would technically not be changing the style, per se.
For more information, check out http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/CalendarView.html