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Member 12731696 15-Oct-20 5:38am View

Hi Sandeep ,

I am making a post request to my django server where it only accepts the access_token

Member 12731696 17-Jan-19 11:34am View

I was following this tutorial. I was trying to implement in that way..
https://proandroiddev.com/8-steps-to-implement-paging-library-in-android-d02500f7fffe

Member 12731696 14-Jan-19 6:22am View

Hi David
Yes, at that line i am creatig a long value ,i.e , the key

long nextKey = (params.key == total_items)? null : params.key+1;

Member 12731696 17-Apr-17 2:39am View

I tried Picasso library for setting the views in my CustomPagerAdapter class, but the problem still remains. :(

Member 12731696 17-Apr-17 1:14am View

The creation of .jpg files is done without any problem. Initially i thought the creation of the files itself would be causing the load on the main thread, and that's why i included the creation in AsyncTask. However, even after this, i get the message 'Too much load on the main Thread' in my logcat and (now confirmed) it's due to the Adapter. The images taken are of approx 7-8 MB in size. I only want to make the adapter run in a different thread than the main.

Member 12731696 22-Sep-16 15:23pm View

Thanks!!! I will check them out .

Member 12731696 22-Sep-16 15:17pm View

I am not using IDE currently, I am working on JDK using a text editor. The paper based debugging can be a help at this stage. Later on i will take an IDE , probably Android Studio.

Member 12731696 22-Sep-16 15:05pm View

Also, you mentioned that i can debug my code by my own instead of guessing . I would love to do that. Is there any resource that explains how to Trace the program execution step by step so that by practicing I can effectively debug my own code instead of checking it on the compiler and guessing the output?

Member 12731696 22-Sep-16 15:02pm View

Thanks for the advice !! I would definitely follow what you mentioned here. I did this homework but i found that my code is too long but it definitely gives me the required output. I was just wondering whether it can be solved by a different logic .

Member 12731696 13-Sep-16 21:47pm View

Thanks!!! Can't believe that I was struggling on a silly mistake of array declaration !!!! :D

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