[DEV] AndroidCtrl.dll [7.1.46.0] (ADB/Fastboot/(apk/zip) Signer - Framework)

squabbi said:

Hey dude! Long time! Umm I think you already said something about this. But if I wanted to get the adb and fastboot files to extract to another folder? Eg. "./Data/adb"

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(string) PATH_AAPT            = (PATH_DIRECTORY_AAPT\aapt.exe) Hold the final aapt path (can't be changed)
(string) PATH_DIRECTORY_AAPT  = (DLL_PATH\adb\) Here u can change the directory (but only the directory)

(string) PATH_ADB
(string) PATH_DIRECTORY_ADB

(string) PATH_FASTBOOT
(string) PATH_DIRECTORY_FASTBOOT

(string) PATH_SIGNER
(string) PATH_DIRECTORY_SIGNER

squabbi said:

Thanks bro! I look forward to it

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squabbi said:

Hello!

Is it possible to exclude the connection monitor's logger output? and also can I wait for device to go into recovery or a certain state?

Thanks!

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ADB.Instance().WaitForDevice()

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squabbi said:

Heyoo!

I hope you are well. I have a question with the device state checker. It doesn't seem to work well or properly with my Nexus 6P. When I press the button it shows me the messagebox 'not detected' even though the deviceselector detects the 6P in fastboot.

Code:

IDDeviceState state = General.CheckDeviceState(ADB.Instance().DeviceID);
                    if (state == IDDeviceState.DEVICE)
                    {
                        ADB.Instance().Reboot(IDBoot.BOOTLOADER);
                        processBusyInd.BusyContent = "Flashing TWRP...";
                        loop_state_check:
                        if (state == IDDeviceState.FASTBOOT)
                        {
                            Fastboot.Instance().Flash(IDDevicePartition.RECOVERY, dialog.FileName);
                            processBusyInd.BusyContent = "Rebooting...";
                            FastbootRebootSelectionsDialog();
                            processBusyInd.IsBusy = false;
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            goto loop_state_check;
                        }              
                    }
                    else if (state == IDDeviceState.FASTBOOT)
                    {
                        processBusyInd.BusyContent = "Flashing TWRP...";
                        Fastboot.Instance().Flash(IDDevicePartition.RECOVERY, dialog.FileName);
                        processBusyInd.BusyContent = "Rebooting...";
                        FastbootRebootSelectionsDialog();
                        processBusyInd.IsBusy = false;
                    }

Thanks!

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*adb devices -l*

List of devices attached
xxxxxxxx               device product:kltexx model:SM_G900F device:klte

squabbi said:

I'm good thank you.

This is my output. It looks the same to yours.

Code:

I:\Android\Android Tools>adb devices -l
List of devices attached
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX       device product:angler model:Nexus_6P device:angler

Is there any way of checking the device state with the "status" from the device selector (combobox)?

Thanks.

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IDDeviceState state = General.CheckDeviceState(ADB.Instance().DeviceID);

/* Are u sure that u selected a device before u use? */
ADB.Instance().DeviceID

/* FileSystemViewModel myModel = new FileSystemViewModel(); */

(DataModelDevicesItem) myModel.DeviceSelector.SelectedItem
(ListCollectionView) myModel.DeviceSelector.ComboElements

squabbi said:

Hello! It's me again!

Could you add these partitions?

• vendor
• userdata
• bootloader

Thank you!

EDIT:

Is there any way in getting a live output (async) while the command is running using the method you gave almost a year ago (it still works! )

Output is displayed via a richtextbox:

Code:

<RichTextBox x:Name="console" IsReadOnly="True" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Height="110" Margin="10,362,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="497">
            <RichTextBox.Resources>
                <Style TargetType="{x:Type Paragraph}">
                    <Setter Property="Margin" Value="0,0,0,0"/>
                </Style>
            </RichTextBox.Resources>
            <FlowDocument/>
        </RichTextBox>

This is the method:

Code:

        public void Add(List<string> msg)
        {
            foreach (string tmp in msg)
            {
                console.Document.Blocks.Add(new Paragraph());
            }
            console.ScrollToEnd();
        }

This is how I call it:

Code:

Add(Fastboot.Instance().Execute("flash vendor " + comma.Content + appPath + "Data/Downloads/Vendor/" + vendorListBox.SelectedItem.ToString() + comma.Content, -1));

For some fastboot commands, especially when I'm flashing a large zip I want to be able to see the sending, flashing and done messages as they come up. I've tried experimenting by making it async and await but with no luck.

EDIT 2! ahha I keep on finding new things!

Can you update the fastboot binary and commands to reflect new commands such as: fastboot flashing unlock etc. It should have been updated with the 23.0.1 rev of the SDK tools. Thanks,

EDIT 3! I'm on a roll! haha

Is there any way to fix this error? When I compile and run the program the tree view is fine.

https://gyazo.com/992225e548ddd2a8877b856960e50a74


Regards,
Squabbi

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using using AndroidCtrl.ProcessModels;
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RealTimeBG procRT = new RealTimeBG(Fastboot.PATH_EXE, "flash vendor " + comma.Content + appPath + "Data/Downloads/Vendor/" + vendorListBox.SelectedItem.ToString() + comma.Content);
procRT.Callback += Response;
procRT.Start();

/*procRT.Dispose();*/


private void Response(object sender, ProcessResponseArgs e)
{
    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(e.Response) == false)
    {

    }
}

(THX for that hint btw. )

squabbi said:

Thanks for adding in those partitions! and np about the new sdk update. btw the tools.update looks promising too.

I had a look at the RealTimeBG and I tried to incorporate it into something like this:

Code:

flashVendor.IsEnabled = false;
                vendorProgressBar.IsIndeterminate = true;
                RealTimeBG procRT = new RealTimeBG(Fastboot.PATH_FASTBOOT, "flash vendor " + comma.Content + appPath + "Data/Downloads/Vendor/" + vendorListBox.SelectedItem.ToString() + comma.Content);
                procRT.Callback += Response;
                procRT.Start();
                vendorProgressBar.IsIndeterminate = false;
                flashVendor.IsEnabled = true;

Where I click a button and it will disable it and start a progress bar. But I'm guessing it runs on a different background thread. It didn't turn out what I wanted to see. When I flashed the vendor image it took 7 seconds to flash, the output (which I've done like this

Code:

private void Response(object sender, ProcessResponseArgs e)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(e.Response) == false)
            {
                App.Current.Dispatcher.Invoke((Action)delegate
                {
                    console.Document.Blocks.Add(new Paragraph(new Run(e.Response.ToString())));
                });
            }
        }

It will only display the output when the image has been completely flashed. I would prefer it to be able to be used with a progress indicator of some sort.

I hope you get what I mean.

Regards,
Squabbi

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State: Erasing/Formatting/Flashing/Rebooting
+--------------------------------------------------------+
|                           <->                          |  (Progressbar)
+--------------------------------------------------------+

Overall progress: Erasing/Formatting/Flashing/Rebooting
+--------------------------------------------------------+
|    1    |      2     |     3     |    4    |    5      |  (Progressbar)
+--------------------------------------------------------+

+--------------------------------------------------------+
|         Erasing/Formatting/Flashing/Rebooting          |  (Progressbar)
+--------------------------------------------------------+

squabbi said:

Thanks for updating so quickly! I've chosen to use the traditional 'Add' method for showing output. Btw, I'm using VS 2015 community. I can PM you the xaml code. :good: Also one more thing, the device connection monitor with the combobox won't show my device anymore. It used to before but I don't know what happened.

It's so close to being finished.

Thanks,

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^(?<SERIAL>.*?)\s{1,}(?<STATE>.*?)(\s{1,}product:\s{0,}(?<PRODUCT>.*?))?(\s{1,}model:\s{0,}(?<MODEL>.*?))?(\s{1,}device:\s{0,}(?<DEVICE>.*?))?$

KP@2016 said:

Hello Sir, Really A Great Job done by you, but since i am new to this, can you please help me.. Actually i want to use some prop values from ADB so basically i need to launch adb shell getprop ***** but how to do it using your dll can you please help

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(string) ADB.Instance().Device.BuildProperties.Get(string property, bool dictionary = true)
(Dictionary<string, string>) ADB.Instance().Device.BuildProperties.GetProperties
(bool) ADB.Instance().Device.BuildProperties.Set(string key, string val)