Here's something I created today in about an hour and figured I'd share.
Basically, it automates the process of extracting a XAP, reading the contents of the manifest, and then stuffing it back in when saved.
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This is useful for when removing ID_CAP_INTEROPSERVICES and other modifications, and should be a nice time saver.
I'll admit it's not bug free, and don't expect it to be. But it seems functional for the most part, and let me know if you have any issues of course
Also, it has Patching built in, to allow any XAPs downloaded from, say, Phone7Market, to be patched and deployed. So if there's an application you downloaded and need to edit the manifest (I can think of some reasons here =P ), you can deploy it without any issues.
Again, it's nothing special, but for people like me who spend far too much time editing manifests, this might be of some help. Any questions, suggestions, etc, let me know
Download: http://windowsphonehacker.com/articles/xap_manifest_tool_for_developers-11-09-11
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I've made a few changes to my bootup screen and I thought I would share with you all. Changes are as follows:
Changed HTC part of the boot to include another android
removed annoying noise after the little android waves
Attached is a copy of my bootscreen folder.
This is the modified HTC portion of the startup.
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Only tested on 2.73.405.5 rom.
If anyone has some good photoshop skills then we could make a good little startup screen.
PS. I don't take credit for the modified GIF (I just found it on the net somewhere).
Many thanks i was looking for someting like this
Made an update.zip from your files and signed it, so you can flash it. (attached)
You should add it to the Themes/Bootscreens wiki.
PS. confirmed to work on Hero with a 1.5 custom ROM (Kimera 1.5).
Windows Phone 7 Manager is a very simple app to help everyone to create application managers for WP7 platform. Visual Studio Express C# 2010 Source code is available, and it is extremely easy to understand. Enjoy!
The aim of the application is to be expanded by others maybe share our homebrew code, etc... I just exposed some of the wp7 platform capabilities with very few code lines.
Screenshot:
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Download:
http://ried.cl/mobile/files/wp7manager-1_0/WP7Manager-v1.0.0.0_source.rar
http://ried.cl/mobile/files/wp7manager-1_0/WP7Manager-v1.0.0.0_bin.rar
Future work:
Get more application details (along with the name of course...)
Real application deployer/updater
Fusion my standalone marketplace app with a manager (but it's a looooooot of work )
More info:
http://ried.cl/mobile/wp7manager.html
So, why did this not get more attention again?
I seen it the night he posted it, but then i never seen again. Here it is now again and works well, good application Eried!!
I've seen some pretty advance graphing in widget. Wondering how these were made, whether with very advanced mathematical statements and Zooper code, or some other way.
I understand how the line graph could possibly be done, but the smooth curved line is baffling.
Anybody know or have done it?
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These are just a couple example but are very cool.
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Mokum020 said:
This guy knows/done it and even shares the files https://plus.google.com/+LutzLinke/posts/ZdPKePpGZ3W
Click to expand...
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Wow thanks!! I'll have to really take a look at that and/or download it, etc.
Got to be some pretty advanced math going on there. Not rocket science type but not something I'd want to hack my way through either lol.
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I am trying to create a binding for the XposedBridge framework for Android. The issue is that all the tutorials and guides I have seen say to add the .jar as a "InputJar" and from there it will generate the bindings. I have tried that and it says there were no errors during build. But upon closer looking I noticed that the google jar files have classes within it where as the XposedBridge jar only has a "classes.dex". I think that is the issue of it not creating any bindings. If someone could offer suggestions or help me out a bit I would greatly appreciate it.
The dex file itself has exports after looking at the disassembly. So I'm a bit confused.
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I prefer that the binding is built off the custom zip I have included, but here is the link to the repository incase anyone needs some more information.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3180960
https://github.com/wanam/XposedBridge
And here is a sample on how it is supposed to be used
https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/wiki/Development-tutorial
Once again, any help would be great. Thank you!
Hi Guys! I have recently downloaden and installed a official LineageOS ROM on my phone. It was all pretty new andere overwhelming, but now I feel like I got the hang of it. I like it alot!
I have been playing around with the interface and came across something I don't fully understand. It's called "Dump SysUI Heap" (see attached image). I have searched the internet fort an answer but couldnt find anything about it. Can someone explain tot me what it is and what it does? What does the "pss: 92M / 250M" stand for?
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seems im not allowed to add outside links........... ive uploaded a picture here: "ibb.co/zfggSvY" , just add "https://"
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I would like to know aswell... I've seen this on my phone, but now it has disappeared.
What is it?
Same here, I want to know as well.
I too am curious about it
I'm curious too
Bump, Is it the memory used by the system and apps maybe?