Today's hack is up. It's to the flashlight app again; now the UI stays in portrait orientation no matter how you rotate the phone. This prevents the pause/resume/create cycle that was killing my Activity and causing the light to go out. Most of yesterday's code is no longer needed and has been taken out again, but that's a good thing, right? :-)
Sideload the app (if you care - HTC Sense has such a thing built-in) from here.
Anyway, the way you do this is by adding the attribute
By the way, does anyone use
Edit: and I've had a documentation patch accepted into Idris. Go me!
Sideload the app (if you care - HTC Sense has such a thing built-in) from here.
Anyway, the way you do this is by adding the attribute
android:screenOrientation="portrait"
to the activity
element in your manifest. This tip came from this StackOverflow post: I tried the more complicated "add a configChanges
attribute and override onConfigurationChanged
" approach described there, but that resulted in the LED wedging in whatever state it was in when you rotated the phone and not accepting any further changes. God knows what was going on there.By the way, does anyone use
git add -p
much? I tried the "edit this hunk" feature a couple of times, but it told me that it my patch wouldn't apply cleanly, and then rejected the whole thing. Also, I'm having trouble uploading files to GitHub's "download" section.Edit: and I've had a documentation patch accepted into Idris. Go me!
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