android,android-studio,runtime-error,ddms
If you are on windows try opening your Android Studio in Administrative Mode (Run as administrator)
android,memory-leaks,ddms,android-memory,leakcanary
From AndroidExcludedRefs.java: // TextLine.sCached is a pool of 3 TextLine instances. TextLine.recycle() has had at least two // bugs that created memory leaks by not correctly clearing the recycled TextLine instances. // The first was fixed in android-5.1.0_r1: // https://github.com/android/platform_frameworks_base/commit // /893d6fe48d37f71e683f722457bea646994a10bf // The second was fixed, not released yet:...
java,android,eclipse,sqlite,ddms
You do not have permissions to view the directory contents. To verify from the command line: adb shell cd data ls <-- Probably yeilds opendir failed, Permission denied If you can't access it via adb, DDMS won't do much better. If you're phone is rooted, you can do adb root...
OK, I'm answering my own question. If you want to know how something works, you the best read the source code. The source code can be found here : https://android.googlesource.com/platform/sdk/+archive/796b6c0491833587ba096a33bd0d34329f6213c5/ddms.tar.gz It's actually the code of DDMS. When you are reading the code, you can find even more useful information in...
java,android,database,sqlite,ddms
You are passing database name as null in line db = new MyDatabase(this, null); I can not see code to create 'kategori' table and in query you are trying to get data from table name as 'kategori' String query = "SELECT _id FROM kategori"; which do not exists.. Change...
android,eclipse,android-studio,ddms,android-sdk-tools
I think the problem is about your %20 in your name, then you can try it out this answer, it seems like yours : I've just come across this problem too. My workaround was to create a symbolic >directory link from "Test%20User" to "Test User". Open a command prompt as...
I know I can stop it by IShellOutputReceiver. When I want to stop it, its "isCancelled()" method has to return true.
now i am trying to find the corresponding Ubuntu file location corresponding to the file shared earlier in this post. That would be ~/.android/monitor-workspace/. In general, the .android directory will be in ~ on OS X and Linux, and in %USERPROFILE%\ (e.g., C:\Users\my_user\) on Windows....
On rooted device you can do this: Open cmd Type 'adb shell' su chmod 777 /data /data/data /data/data/com.application.pacakage /data/data/com.application.pacakage/* Press 'Allow' on device Go to the DDMS view in Eclipse After this you should be able to browse the files on the device. If it returns permission denied on su...