To get your current location via Google Map in an Android app, this was how we do it:
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@Override public void onMapReady(GoogleMap googleMap) { Location location = googleMap.getMyLocation(); } |
Stop. Don’t use that! The method GoogleMap.getMyLocation() is deprecated. Instead, we need to use FusedLocationApi and the callback onLocationChanged(). Here’s an example code that works for me ( consider copying the contents of onResume() into onStart() […]
I don’t want to waste time doing things manually when I can run a script that will help me save time and effort. When using Linux or Mac command line (bash?), if you want to rename all files in your present directory and replace all hyphens – with underscores _, run this command:
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for f in *-*; do mv "$f" "${f//-/_}"; done |
And […]
//Update: I prepared a simple Android app that features a Google Map with markers that form clusters together when zoomed out. Check it out: Simple Android Map Clustering on GitHub. This “dev note” of mine will give you a rough idea on how to add a Google Map to your Android up from an empty […]
I tried to update Laravel 5 today and here were the steps I had to take. First checked my Laravel version before the update:
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$ php artisan --version Laravel Framework version 5.0.35 |
Edited composer.json in my laravel’s root folder like such:
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"require": { "laravel/framework": "5.2.*" } |
Run this on command line:
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composer update |
You might need to delete root folder’s composer.lock file before the update can actually […]
So here I am on a Sunday, trying to make progress with a personal Laravel 5 site I need to work on. As I bear with the noise outside in the street (some crazy neighbors set up a swimming pool IN THE STREET! :oops:), I’m trying to figure out how too create a new Laravel […]
I’m using a Mac at the moment to work on my Android app projects. For some reason I need to run ./gradlew in the terminal, but I was getting this error: -bash: ./gradlew: Permission denied To fix this, what I did was run the following commands:
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Mac-mini:projname moi$ chmod +x gradlew Mac-mini:projname moi$ ./gradlew |
After those commands, my Mac downloaded numerous files […]
Hi! I’ll share a few tips with you on how to find out the number of methods that your Android app has. I’m gonna show you a few tools such as APK file methods counter, and an Android plugin that will show you the number of methods each imported class or dependency has. These will […]
I’ve been working with modal boxes using Twitter Bootstrap. And the page I’m working on needs to be viewed in mobile devices. The modal looks nice and centered when viewed on desktop, but when run in mobile web browsers, it’s aligned to the top. Someone on StackOverflow suggested the use of a helper div plus […]
getCallingFunctionName() is the important function here.
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function getCallingFunctionName() { var re = /function (.*?)\(/ var s = getFunctionName.caller.toString(); var m = re.exec( s ) return m[1]; } function myCurrentFunction(){ var func_name = getCallingFunctionName(); alert(func_name); //displays "myCurrentFunction" } myCurrentFunction(); |
Source: Can I get the name of the currently running function in JavaScript?
To switch into another activity, the method we use is startActivity(). This is what starts another Android activity:
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Intent i = new Intent(this, NameOfActivity.class); startActivity(i); |
Replace NameOfActivity with the name of any activity you’d like to switch into.