Post Race!

Well I've been programming Android apps like crazy on Eclipse and I was right. Microsoft turned BASIC into freaking java without the semicolons....<cough VB.Net>. At least OpenGL is built in to the library so I don't have to worry about referencing it and can bust out games right away.

On the other hand, whoever built Eclipse is an a-hole. It's extremely not user friendly and glitchy. On top of that, Google never fixed an issue newbies will eventually run into such as myself since Android 2.2! If you open an app and press home to temporarily exit the app for a moment, and reopen it later on in the hopes to go where you left off, it reopens another instance of the app and closes the last one you had that was running in the background, refiring the onCreate() onStart() and onResume() events!!!! What its suppose to do is fire onRestart() onStart() and onResume() when reentering the same instance of the app, which is what the emulator does but your actual device doesn't. They would have to know to put in this code to undo the glitch and make the app act as it should:

java Code:

@Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) 
    {
        //Bypasses Android glitch so when you press home and reenter the app, it doesn't create a new instance,
        //but rather reopens the app
        if (!isTaskRoot()) 
        {
            Intent intent = getIntent();
            String action = intent.getAction();
            if (intent.hasCategory(Intent.CATEGORY_LAUNCHER) && action != null && action.equals(Intent.ACTION_MAIN)) 
            {
                finish();
                return;
            }
        }
        
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        SetContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
    }

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Originally Posted by Niya

VB.Net can be used as a functional language. The style shouldn't be unfamiliar to you as a VB.Net programmer.

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Yeah I know like with LINQ it's structured like a functional language without implementing the paradigms of a functional language, but non the less it's still an adjustment.

Hey Niya, could you provide a list of keywords and their appropriate hex color code that match your quirk like: DateTime

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Originally Posted by dday9

Hey Niya, could you provide a list of keywords and their appropriate hex color code that match your quirk like: DateTime

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Objects like DateTime or TextBox I use blue. Methods and properties like BackColor or Split I use a purple. Keywords like SyncLock or DirectCast I use green. If I'm talking about variable from someone posted code I may use fire brick red. I use brown if I'm talking referencing code without a the code tags. Example, Dim I As Integer = 10.

You can quote this post to get their hex value.

I would probably be able to do the individual keywords, but I doubt that I could do the phrases... perhaps an improvement for later on.

Keywords and classes would be easier to automate. You just need a list of them.

Since this is the post race....I'm adding a post. I really don't have anything to say, though.

I love that contribution Shaggy!

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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker

Since this is the post race....I'm adding a post. I really don't have anything to say, though.

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I got this error reading your post:-
Attachment 111667

Wow, I wish that there was a rep button some times in CC!

lol :)

Boobs. Im bored and just want to say boobs.

I ♥ Boobies

http://g3blog.com/wp-content/uploads...boobs-meme.jpg

Wow I suppose I shouldn't have looked up boobs meme at work :/

Still a funny look on my female bosses face.

Totally worth it.

@Niya, I have never encountered that particular error message before, but I suppose my post was a bit atypical.

Here's a booby for you:

Attachment 111713

-chuckle-

A pity it was the final post on the page. Here I go flipping you the bird and people will have to go back a page just to see it.