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android Programming Glossary: exposure

How should I get started with Android Development? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10256/how-should-i-get-started-with-android-development

I use a different Linux distro Is Eclipse the wrong way to go I was hoping this was a way for me to get some Linux exposure too so I don't even know if there is a way to accomplish this in Windows but I'm sure someone else would be interested to..

Confusion on YUV NV21 conversion to RGB

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12469730/confusion-on-yuv-nv21-conversion-to-rgb

android share improve this question First of all I am not super experienced with image encoding has some limited exposure to this about a year ago . So take my answer with grain of salt. However I believe you are right. I think in their code..

Android Camera without Preview

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2386025/android-camera-without-preview

thread about it. If you don't generate a preview the image will be black since android camera needs preview to setup exposure and focus. I've created a surfaceview and listener but the onSurfaceCreated event never gets fired. I guess the reason is..

What is the fastest way to learn Android and quickly start developing apps? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4256734/what-is-the-fastest-way-to-learn-android-and-quickly-start-developing-apps

this question Hello World App It's basic but it gets you started. Then do the Views Tutorials to continue gaining exposure both the to Android platform as well as the varying display options you have . After that depending on what you're looking..

Android Obfuscation for code as well as resources

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5666174/android-obfuscation-for-code-as-well-as-resources

files. What you can do is to reduce the use of resources and create the logic directly in java . That will reduce the exposure of your code in three ways 1 the obvious it shows less easy to read xml code 2 it creates much longer smali files which..

Where is the bundle of onSaveInstanceState saved?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8091992/where-is-the-bundle-of-onsaveinstancestate-saved

about some third party process being able to recover that data. Consequently I'm not clear what you might think the exposure is. Though I may be missing something. However in answer to your question it is absolutely in memory while your app is alive..