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Android programming: the Big Nerd Ranch guide

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Atlanta, Ga. Big Nerd Ranch [u.a.] 2015
Ausgabe:	2. ed., 1. print.
Schlagworte:	Android > Systemplattform Softwareentwicklung Java > Programmiersprache
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke
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adam_text	Table of Contents Learning Android......................................................................... xvii Prerequisites ................................................................... xvii What s New in the Second Edition?................................................... xvii How to Use This Book................................................................ xviii How This Book is Organized.......................................................... xviii Challenges................................................................. xix Are you more curious?........................................................ xix Code Style.......................................................................... xix Typographical Conventions ........................................................... xx Android Versions ................................................................. xx The Necessary Tools ...................................................................... xxi Downloading and Installing Android Studio........................................... xxi Downloading Earlier SDK Versions.................................................. xxi An Alternative Emulator ........................................................ xxii A Hardware Device................................................................ xxii 1. Your First Android Application ......................................................... 1 App Basics ....................................................................... 2 Creating an Android Project........................................................... 2 Navigating in Android Studio......................................................... 8 Laying Out the User Interface......................................................... 9 The view hierarchy............................................................ 13 Widget attributes.......................................................... 14 Creating string resources....................................................... 15 Previewing the layout........................................................... 15 From Layout XML to View Objects..................................................... 16 Resources and resource IDs...................................................... 18 Wiring Up Widgets.................................................................... 20 Getting references to widgets................................................... 21 Setting listeners .............................................................. 22 Making Toasts ....................................................................... 23 Using code completion..................................................... 25 Running on the Emulator.............................................................. 26 For the More Curious: Android Build Process.......................................... 29 Android build tools............................................................ 31 2. Android and Model-View-Controller .................................................... 33 Creating a New Class............................................................... 34 Generating getters and setters................................................. 34 Model-View-Controller and Android.................................................... 37 Benefits of MVC ............................................................ 38 Updating the View Layer.............................................................. 39 Updating the Controller Layer...................................................... 41 Running on a Device.................................................................. 46 Connecting your device...................................................... 46 Configuring your device for development........................................ 47 Adding an Icon..................................................................... 48 vii Android Programming Adding resources to a project..................................................... 49 Referencing resources in XML...................................................... 52 Challenges ............................................................................. 53 Challenge: Add a Listener to the Text View............................................. 53 Challenge: Add a Previous Button....................................................... 54 Challenge: From Button to ImageButton.................................................. 55 3. The Activity Lifecycle.................................................................... 57 Logging the Activity Lifecycle......................................................... 58 Making log messages .............................................................. 58 Using LogCat..................................................................... 60 Rotation and the Activity Lifecycle...................................................... 63 Device configurations and alternative resources................................... 64 Saving Data Across Rotation............................................................ 68 Overriding onSavelnstanceState(Bundle)......................................... 69 The Activity Lifecycle, Revisited...................................................... 70 For the More Curious: Testing onSavelnstanceState(Bundle).............................. 72 For the More Curious: Logging Levels and Methods....................................... 73 4. Debugging Android Apps .................................................................... 75 Exceptions and Stack Traces............................................................ 76 Diagnosing misbehaviors.......................................................... 77 Logging stack traces............................................................ 78 Setting breakpoints............................................................ 79 Using exception breakpoints........................................................ 82 Android-Specific Debugging............................................................ 84 Using Android Lint............................................................... 84 Issues with the R class............................................................ 85 5. Your Second Activity....................................................................... 87 Setting Up a Second Activity............................................................ 88 Creating a new activity.......................................................... 89 A new activity subclass........................................................... 92 Declaring activities in the manifest.............................................. 92 Adding a Cheat! button to Quiz Activity........................................... 93 Starting an Activity................................................................... 95 Communicating with intents........................................................ 96 Passing Data Between Activities..................................................... 97 Using intent extras .............................................................. 98 Getting a result back from a child activity....................................... 101 How Android Sees Your Activities.............................................. 106 Challenge ............................................................................. 109 6. Android SDK Versions and Compatibility..................................................... Ill Android SDK Versions ................................................................ Ill Compatibility and Android Programming .........,................................... 112 A sane minimum.................................................................... 112 Minimum SDK version .............................................................. 114 Target SDK version................................................................ 114 Compile SDK version............................................................... 114 Adding code from later APIs safely................................................ 114 Using the Android Developer Documentation ............................................. 117 VIII Android Programming Challenge: Reporting the Build Version........................................................ 119 7. UI Fragments and the Fragment Manager........................................................... 121 The Need for UI Flexibility................................................................... 122 Introducing Fragments....................................................................... 123 Starting Criminallntent....................................................................... 124 Creating a new project ................................................................. 126 Fragments and the suppoxt library....................................................... 128 Adding dependencies in Android Studio................................................... 129 Creating the Crime class................................................................ 132 Hosting a UI Fragment......................................................................... 133 The fragment lifecycle.................................................................... 133 Two approaches to hosting................................................... 134 Defining a container view .............................................................. 135 Creating a UI Fragment .......................................................................................... 136 Defining CrimeFragment’s layout ................................. 136 Creating the CrimeFragment class................ 138 Adding a UI Fragment to the FragmentManager ...................... 142 Fragment transactions ....................................................... 143 The FragmentManager and the fragment lifecycle....................................... 145 Application Architecture with Fragments ...................................................... 146 The reason all our activities will use fragments........................................ 147 For the More Curious: Why Support Fragments are Superior ..................................... 148 For the More Curious: Using Built-In Fragments................................................ 148 8. Creating User Interfaces with Layouts and Widgets............................................... 149 Upgrading Crime............................................................................... 149 Updating the Layout .......................................................................... 150 Wiring Widgets.............................................................................. 153 More on XML Layout Attributes.................................................................. 154 Styles, themes, and theme attributes..................................................... 154 Screen pixel densities and dp and sp ................................................... 155 Android’s design guidelines.............................................................. 156 Layout parameters ....................................................................... 157 Margins vs. padding...................... 157 Using the Graphical Layout Tool 158 Creating a landscape layout 160 Adding a new widget .................................................................................... 161 Editing attributes in properties view 161 Reorganizing widgets in the component tree............................... 162 Updating child layout parameters ........................... 163 How android: lay out „weight works ..................................................... 164 The graphical layout tool and you............................................... 165 Widget IDs and multiple layouts......................................... 166 Challenge: Formatting the Date................................................................... 166 9. Displaying Lists with Recycler View ............................................................. 167 Updating Criminallntent’s Model Layer ........................................................... 168 Singletons and centralized data storage................................................. 168 An Abstract Activity for Hosting a Fragment................................................... 171 A generic fragment-hosting layout....................................................... 171 ix Android Programming An abstract Activity class.................................................. 172 Recycler View, Adapter, and ViewHolder............................................ 176 ViewHolders and Adapters.................................................... 177 Using a Recycler View....................................................... 180 Implementing an Adapter and ViewHolder...................................... 182 Customizing List Items ........................................................... 185 Creating the list item layout............................................... 185 Using a custom item view.................................................... 188 Responding to Presses........................................................... 190 For the More Curious: List View and GridView...................................... 191 For the More Curious: Singletons ................................................. 192 10. Using Fragment Arguments .......................................................... 193 Starting an Activity from a Fragment.............................................. 193 Putting an extra ........................................................... 194 Retrieving an extra....................................................... 195 Updating CrimeFragmenfs view with Crime data................................ 196 The downside to direct retrieval............................................. 197 Fragment Arguments................................................................ 197 Attaching arguments to a fragment........................................... 198 Retrieving arguments....................................................... 199 Reloading the List.................................................................. 200 Getting Results with Fragments.................................................. 202 Challenge: Efficient RecyclerView Reloading....................................... 203 For the More Curious: Why Use Fragment Arguments?................................. 204 11. Using ViewPager.................................................................... 205 Creating CrimePagerActivity....................................................... 206 ViewPager and PagerAdapter.................................................. 207 Integrating CrimePagerActivity.............................................. 208 FragmentStatePagerAdapter vs. FragmentPagerAdapter................................ 211 For the More Curious: How ViewPager Really Works.................................. 212 For the More Curious: Laying Out Views in Code.................................... 213 12. Dialogs............................................................................ 215 The AppCompat Library........................................................... 216 Creating a DialogFragment......................................................... 217 Showing a DialogFragment................................................... 220 Setting a dialog’s contents............................................... 221 Passing Data Between Two Fragments ............................................... 224 Passing data to DatePickerFragment........................................ 225 Returning data to CrimeFragment ......................................... 226 Challenge: More Dialogs ..................................................... 233 Challenge: A Responsive DialogFragment.......................................... 233 13. The Toolbar ................................................................... 235 AppCompat....................................................................... 235 Using the AppCompat library................................................. 236 Menus ........................................................................ 238 Defining a menu in XML.................................................... 239 Creating the menu........................................................... 244 Responding to menu selections............................................... 246 X Android Programming Enabling Hierarchical Navigation.................. How hierarchical navigation works........... An Alternative Action Item........................ Toggling the action item title.............. “Just one more thing...”.................... For the More Curious: Toolbai՝ vs Action Bar...... Challenge: Deleting Crimes........................ Challenge: Plural String Resources................ Challenge: An Empty View for the RecyclerView 14. SQLite Databases................................... Defining a Schema................................. Building Your Initial Database.................... Debugging database issues ................ Gutting CrimeLab ................................. Writing to the Database ......................... Using ContentValues ....................... Inserting and updating rows ................ Reading from the Database......................... Using a CursorWrapper........................ Converting to model objects................. For the More Curious: More Databases.............. For the More Curious: The Application Context.. Challenge: Deleting Crimes........................ 15. Implicit Intents .................................. Adding Buttons ................................... Adding a Suspect to the Model Layer............... Using a Format String............................. Using Implicit Intents............................ Parts of an implicit intent ................ Sending a crime report ...................... Asking Android for a contact................ Checking for responding activities....... Challenge: ShareCompat......................... Challenge: Another Implicit Intent ............. 16. Taking Pictures with Intents................. A Place for Your Photo .................................. Including layout files ............................. External Storage ............................................ Designating a picture location .................. Using a Camera Intent ................ External storage permission................. Firing the intent........ Scaling and Displaying Bitmaps.................... Declaring Features .............................. For the More Curious: Using Includes.............. Challenge: Detail Display......................... Challenge: Efficient Thumbnail Load ............... 17. Two-Pane Master-Detail Interfaces................ 248 249 249 251 252 254 255 255 255 257 257 258 261 262 263 263 267 269 271 272 272 273 274 276 278 279 280 281 283 287 289 289 291 291 292 294 296 297 298 299 301 304 304 305 305 307 XI Android Programming Adding Layout Flexibility............................................................. 308 Modifying SingleFragmentActivity.................................................. 309 Creating a layout with two fragment containers.................................. 309 Using an alias resource........................................................... 311 Creating tablet alternatives...................................................... 312 Activity: Fragment Boss................................................................ 314 Fragment callback interfaces...................................................... 314 For the More Curious: More on Determining Device Size................................ 323 18. Assets ................................................................................ 325 Why Assets, Not Resources............................................................ 326 Creating BeatBox....................................................................... 326 Importing Assets .................................................................. 329 Getting at Assets ................................................................. 331 Wiring Up Assets for Use............................................................. 333 Accessing Assets .................................................................... 336 For the More Curious: Non-Assets?...................................................... 337 19. Audio Playback with SoundPool.......................................................... 339 Creating a SoundPool................................................................. 339 Loading Sounds ........................................................................ 340 Playing Sounds ........................................................................ 341 Unloading Sounds..................................................................... 343 Rotation and Object Continuity......................................................... 344 Retaining a fragment.............................................................. 345 Rotation and retained fragments................................................... 346 For the More Curious: Whether to Retain................................................ 348 For the More Curious: More on Rotation Handling...................................... 349 20. Styles and Themes........................................................................ 353 Color Resources........................................................................ 353 Styles................................................................................. 354 Style inheritance................................................................. 355 Themes ................................................................................ 357 Modifying the theme............................................................. 357 Adding Theme Colors ................................................................... 359 Overriding Theme Attributes.......................................................... 360 Theme spelunking ............................................................. 361 Modifying Button Attributes...................................................... 365 For the More Curious: More on Style Inheritance....................................... 367 For the More Curious: Accessing Theme Attributes..................................... 368 Challenge: An Appropriate Base Theme............................................... 368 21. XML Drawables.............................................................................369 Making Uniform Buttons............................................................ 369 Shape Drawables ................................................................... 371 State List Drawables.................................................................. 372 Layer List Drawables................................................................. 374 For the More Curious: Why Bother with XML Drawables?................................. 376 For the More Curious: 9-Patch Images................................................... 376 For the More Curious: Mipmap Images.................................................... 381 22. More About Intents and Tasks............................................................. 383 Xll Android Programming Setting Up NerdLauncher............................................................ 384 Resolving an Implicit Intent....................................................... 386 Creating Explicit Intents at Runtime.............................................. 391 Tasks and the Back Stack.......................................................... 393 Switching between tasks....................................................... 393 Starting a new task.......................................................... 395 Using NerdLauncher as a Home Screen................................................ 397 Challenge: Icons ................................................................. 398 For the More Curious: Processes vs. Tasks........................................ 398 For the More Curious: Concurrent Documents....................................... 401 23. HTTP Background Tasks............................................................. 405 Creating PhotoGallery............................................................ 406 Networking Basics............................................................. 409 Asking permission to network................................................... 411 Using AsyncTask to Run on a Background Thread ..................................... 411 You and Your Main Thread............... 413 Beyond the main thread........................................................ 414 Fetching JSON from Flickr........................................................ 415 Parsing JSON text....................................................... 419 From AsyncTask Back to the Main Thread............................................ 422 Cleaning Up AsyncTasks............................................................ 425 For the More Curious: More on AsyncTask......................................... 426 For the More Curious: Alternatives to AsyncTask................................ 427 Challenge: Gson.................................................................. 428 Challenge: Paging.................................................................. 428 Challenge: Dynamically Adjusting the Number of Columns............................. 428 24. Loopers, Handlers, and HandlerThread................................................ 429 Preparing RecyclerView to Display Images.......................................... 429 Downloading Lots of Small Things.................................................... 432 Communicating with the Main Thread................................................ 432 Assembling a Background Thread.................................................... 433 Messages and Message Handlers .................................................... 435 Message anatomy .............................................................. 435 Handler anatomy ........................................................... 436 Using handlers................................................................ 437 Passing handlers.............................................................. 441 For the More Curious: AsyncTask vs. Threads ............................. 447 Challenge: Preloading and Caching ............... .................... . 447 For the More Curious: Solving the Image Downloading Problem 448 25. Search............................................................................... 449 Searching Flickr................................................. 449 Using Search View ................................................................ 455 Responding to Search View user interactions.................................. 458 Simple Persistence with Shared Preferences........................................460 Polishing Your App ............................................................... 464 Challenge: Polishing Your App Some More ............................................ 465 26. Background Services ................................................................ 467 Creating an IntentService........................................................... 467 XIII Android Programming What Services are For................................................................. 469 Safe background networking....................................................... 470 Looking for New Results .............................................................. 471 Delayed Execution with AlarmManager................................................... 473 Being a good citizen: using alarms the right way................................. 475 Pendinglntent.................................................................. 477 Managing alarms with Pendinglntent............................................... 477 Controlling Your Alarm................................................................ 478 Notifications ...................................................................... .481 Challenge: Notifications on Android Wear...............................................483 For the More Curious: Service Details................................................. 483 What a service does (and does not) do............................................483 A service’s lifecycle............................................................ 484 Non-sticky services........................................................... 484 Sticky services ................................................................. 484 Bound services .................................................................. 485 For the More Curious: JobScheduler and JobServices.................................... 486 For the More Curious: Sync Adapters................................................... 488 Challenge: Using JobService on Lollipop............................................... 490 27. Broadcast Intents................................................................... 491 Regular Intents vs. Broadcast Intents................................................. 491 Receiving a System Broadcast: Waking Up on Boot....................................... 492 Creating and registering a standalone receiver................................... 492 Using receivers ................................................................. 495 Filtering Foreground Notifications.................................................... 496 Sending broadcast intents........................................................ 497 Creating and registering a dynamic receiver...................................... 497 Limiting broadcasts to your app using private permissions........................ 500 Passing and receiving data with ordered broadcasts............................... 502 Receivers and Long-Running Tasks...................................................... 507 For the More Curious: Local Events................................................... 507 Using EventBus............................................................... 507 Using RxJava................................................................. 508 For the More Curious: Detecting the Visibility of Your Fragment.......................509 28. Browsing the Web and Web View........................................................... 511 One Last Bit of Flickr Data........................................................... 511 The Easy Way: Implicit Intents....................................................... 514 The Harder Way: WebView............................................................... 516 Using WebChromeClient to spruce things up........................................ 520 Proper Rotation with WebView ......................................................... 522 Dangers of handling configuration changes...................................... 523 For the More Curious: Injecting JavaScript Objects.................................... 523 For the More Curious: KitKat’s WebView Overhaul....................................... 524 Challenge: Using the Back Button for Browser History.................................. 524 Challenge: Supporting Non-HTTP Links.................................................. 525 29. Custom Views and Touch Events........................................................... 527 Setting Up the DragAndDraw Project.................................................... 527 Setting up DragAndDraw Activity ................................................ 528 XIV Android Programming Setting up DragAndDrawFragment........... Creating a Custom View........................ Creating BoxDrawingView.................. Handling Touch Events......................... Tracking across motion events............ Rendering Inside onDraw(...).................. Challenge: Saving State........................ Challenge: Rotating Boxes ..................... 30. Property Animation ............................. Building the Scene............................. Simple Property Animation..................... View transformation properties........... Using different interpolators............ Color evaluation......................... Playing Animators Together.................... For the More Curious: Other Animation APIs .... Legacy animation tools ................... Transitions ................. Challenges ................................... 31. Locations and Play Services ..................... Locations and Libraries....................... Google Play Services..................... Creating Locatr................................ Play Services and Location Testing on Emulators Mock location data....................... Building out Locatr........................... Setting Up Google Play Services............... Location permissions..................... Using Google Play Services.................... Flickr Geosearch.............................. Getting a Location Fix ....................... Find and Display an Image...................... Challenge: Progress ............... 32. Maps........................ Importing Play Services Maps ............ Mapping on Android ............................ Maps API Setup ........................... Getting a Maps API Key .................... Setting Up Your Map................... Getting More Location Data.............. Working with Your Map......................... Drawing on the map....................... For the More Curious: Teams and API Keys 33. Material Design............................ Material Surfaces............................. Elevation and Z values................... State list animators .................... Animation Tools .............................. 528 530 530 532 534 536 538 538 539 539 542 544 546 546 548 550 .. 550 ., 551 .. 551 .. 552 ... 552 .. 553 .. 554 .. 556 .. 559 .. 560 .. 561 .. 563 .. 564 .. 566 .. 569 .. 571 .. 571 .. 571 .. 572 ., 572 . 574 .. 576 , 579 .. 582 .. 584 .. 587 .. 587 .. 589 .. 590 . 591 XV Android Programming Circular reveal ........ Shared element transitions View Components.............. Cards .................. Floating action buttons .... Snackbars............... More on Material Design...... 34. Afterword...................... The Final Challenge.......... Shameless Plugs.............. Thank You ................... Index ............................. 591 593 597 597 598 600 601 603 603 603 604 605 xvi
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