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su...@google.com
What do you mean by "share"? You mean take a screenshot of it?
You can already have a reference to the MapView simply by instantiating it on your own. Please do not forget to forward events (onCreate, onPause, etc.) to it.
You can already have a reference to the MapView simply by instantiating it on your own. Please do not forget to forward events (onCreate, onPause, etc.) to it.
mt...@gmail.com
For taking a screenshot you normally use a Bitmap to be drawn on by the view. This does not work with the API v2 as it uses OpenGL. Thus the outcome Bitmap is a just black.
su...@google.com
It's possible via android build-in command like what eclipse DDMS "screen capture" did. The problem is the authority to execute the command.
Hope the next release can enhance this to take screen capture on google map v2.
Thanks...
Hope the next release can enhance this to take screen capture on google map v2.
Thanks...
NE...@HOTMAIL.COM
Yes, this was exactly what I was trying to do a few minutes ago. Didn't work.
Please guys, add such a functionality!
Please guys, add such a functionality!
md...@gmail.com
I am developing an application in which this is a necessary and pivotal function; if this action is not possible then the majority of the app would be useless. Currently, the app uses Google Maps API v2, and I would really hate to have to downgrade back to Google Maps API v1 for this one function.
ra...@google.com
i am developing an application in which this is a necessary .
su...@gmail.com
Re #2: I don't know what the MapsV2 lib does internally, but it has no GLSurfaceView in the client's app. I suspect they render it in another app and bit-copy over the results into a private, from plain SurfaceView derived view that you can access in your app. I'd really like to see this to get https://code.google.com/p/robotium/issues/detail?id=462 supported.
ma...@gmail.com
#9 - we essentially use a GLSurfaceView. It's a slightly modified version, though, so gets obfuscated by proguard.
so...@gmail.com
Hi,
get google calendar event data in foreground working fine but when i am try to get in data in background its not working. Any one help me out this problem. thanks
get google calendar event data in foreground working fine but when i am try to get in data in background its not working. Any one help me out this problem. thanks
ai...@gmail.com
We added GoogleMap.snapshot:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/android/reference/com/google/android/gms/maps/GoogleMap
Note that the bitmap returned by snapshot cannot be sent off the device - use it for things like thumbnails or in notifications. See the docs for more complete information on how you can use snapshots.
Note that the bitmap returned by snapshot cannot be sent off the device - use it for things like thumbnails or in notifications. See the docs for more complete information on how you can use snapshots.
to...@gmail.com
Thank you very much!
to...@gmail.com
Many thanks!
Description
Version used: 1.0.0-alpha03
Devices/Android versions reproduced on: Samsung Note 8 (Android version 7.0 and 8.0)
My application has an activity having a simple button. Clicking on the button, it enqueues a periodic work request with interval of 15 minutes. Below is code snippet :
On button click :
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PeriodicWorkRequest.Builder work = new PeriodicWorkRequest.Builder(
TestWorker.class,
PeriodicWorkRequest.MIN_PERIODIC_INTERVAL_MILLIS,
TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
.addTag("TestJob");
WorkManager.getInstance().enqueue(work.build());
TestWorker.java :
============
class TestWorker extends Worker {
@Override
public Result doWork() {
Log.i("TestWorkManager", "Do work called .....");
}
}
Steps to reproduce :
1. Launch the app
2. Click on the button to enqueue the periodic task.
3. Go to recent app launch menu and kill the app
4. After killing the app, check if the periodic task is getting executed or not
Output :
After 15 mins the task (doWork()) is not getting executed.