It would be great if TabBar could provide onIndexChanged(Int) callback. It's helpful for me to do some root UI changes based on the index.

Huge and nice collection and also getting very much appreciated from the community.
It would be great if somebody can translate into English then it will be reaching out to global.

Hi I have been reviewing the Google documentation here:
http://developer.android.com/samples/index.html

I am not seeing any of these icons. Is there documentation on how to use these properly?

Since a good architecture serves to make it easy to swap implementations I think it would be nice to have one or more samples which demonstrate how a data source implementation using a combination of a remote api, and a local sqlite database can be replaced with a realtime database.

I am not sure yet how it would be possible to run the same espresso tests in such a sample since mocking the fire

I've got a situation where I need to log in and then fetch useful data. Unfortunately, the login is via a form and the site times out pretty fast. Therefore, I'd need to perform two (or more) calls in sequence (i.e. make sure the login call finished before executing the second one). So far I came with 2 variants:

1. enqueue the second call from within the onResponse() of the first one
2. Use Obs

Is there a way to search single terms in the whole documentation without opening the single subsections?
Something like a PDF of the whole documentation, in which you can do cmd+F and search.

I have a Nvidia Shield TV running Oreo. I upgraded from v4.5.7 to the latest v4.6.4.
Immediately after upgrading, I noticed there were no way to add server information manually. And the import function does not seem to work either. These combined, practically rendered this release unusable. I have reverted back to v4.5.7.
The UI design in the new TV dedicated version is so much more user friend

I was taking a look on RecyclerView integrations and ListPreloader implementation. If I haven't missed anything simply changing RecyclerToListViewScrollListener.java class to get the correct firstVisible, visibleCount and itemCount should be enough to create infinite scrolling for any other type of LayoutManager. Would you please correct me if I'm wrong.

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When framing screenshots wit

Document the checklist of items to take into account before releasing an app to the play store. See checklist for publishing applications to the play.

I'm thinking about add dynamic url obtain logic for the .concat file.Then Look into the ijk source code I have found ijksegment format maybe useful. Is there any example for help? THX ^.^

When the common part of a leaktrace uses data structures that rely on linked lists (e.g. LinkedHashMap) then the leak trace has a different size for every leak, despite being the same, which prevents good grouping.

There should be a way to transform the subset of the leaktrace that forms the group into a synthetic version that always ends up being the same. We'll need this for hashing but also

In Windows 10, if you launch scrcpy with -f (full screen), and switch windows (e.g., with alt-tab) before the scrcpy window opens, then the scrcpy window stays on top even if you haven't used the -T (stay on top) option.

Focus does not transfer to the new scrcpy window, meaning you can still type in whatever window you were using, but it will be hidden behind the scrcpy window. You can also

Currently, the preferences are long list all in one vertical layout, and we seem to add more and more options, e.g. no-inline-anonymous or white-listed packages not to be renamed.

I guess it would be much better if we have a 'menu/list' on the left side, and when the user selects one of them, only those relevant settings are displayed.

Many of us still confuse figuring out how to use it because some page use chinese language...
Any desire to use English officially?

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//禁止上拉加载：
refreshLayout.setEnableLoadmore(false); 
//使上拉加载具有弹性效果：
refreshLayout.setEnableAutoLoadmore(false); 
//禁止越界拖动：
refreshLayout.setEnableOverScrollDrag(false);

Working with a single monolithic README file can be difficult and sometimes makes the content difficult to consume. What are the alternatives and their pros and cons?

Say you have a data entry form that a user has filled out, but they have not filled out all required fields. Pressing the back button (on android) causes the app to go back, no way to cancel it at all. If the form is not properly filled out, you can't save the data so it's just lost.

We need to be able to respond to the onNavigatingFrom event in some manner that will cause the navigation event

Since Expo no longer allows you to run apps on ios remotely, we should remake the example app in a snack, so that anyone can see it and play with it.

We could link to that on the Getting Started page.