Is Xposed not able to interact with framework files? I keep getting the fallowing message

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.android.internal.policy.impl.PhoneWindowManager#setInitialDisplaySize(android.view.Display,java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer)#exact

The source of the CM 10.1 ROM looks like this

public void setInitialDisplaySize(Display display, int width, int height, int density) {

All I am trying to do, is change one single boolean property to test this thing. The rest of my class is just copied from the github example, and the clock example works fine

Originally Posted by dk_zero-cool

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.android.internal.policy.impl.PhoneWindowManager#setInitialDisplaySize(android.view.Display,java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer)#exact

The source of the CM 10.1 ROM looks like this

public void setInitialDisplaySize(Display display, int width, int height, int density) {

Does it work with the primitive type Integer.TYPE instead of the wrapper version?

Originally Posted by Fiouz

Thanks for the information, somehow I missed it when looking for that issue.
As for disabling Xposed for instrumented packages, I would not mind if all hooks get disabled as the purpose of the unit test is testing the package itself.
I had a quick look at the C++ part but don't have the necessary knowledge to achieve that.

It's not that simple actually to disable all further callbacks. Maybe I'll just skip the loadPackage hook when instrumentation is detected, that's much easier. I think the average users won't come across this anyway.

Originally Posted by LegendM

@rovo89

You just created cydia for android,which is awesome

And finally Android getting better with your help.

You should create an app like Cydia.We need this

Thanks for the nice words. To avoid confusion, Xposed is NOT Cydia Substrate for Android. Please try to discuss any questions related to Cydia outside of this thread to avoid that people mix up the two.

What do you mean with "an app like Cydia"? As far as I have seen, Cydia Substrate currently has no more features the Xposed and its installer. If you mean Cydia for iOS, which also has a download store: Yes, I'm working on that with high priority (actually framework autoupdate first, then modules).

Originally Posted by Fiouz

Does it work with the primitive type Integer.TYPE instead of the wrapper version?

That's probably the reason, yes. I personally prefer int.class for consistency with other class references, but Integer.TYPE is equivalent to that.

What in this framework could be causing bootloops? How can I diagnose it?
Almost every time after installing the framework and rebooting (after a ROM update etc.), the device gets stuck on the boot animation.
Galaxy Nexus GSM, AOKP latest nightlies and it's the same with several different kernels - AOKP's built in lean, lean experimental, fancy, AK Rubik.

Originally Posted by Fiouz

Does it work with the primitive type Integer.TYPE instead of the wrapper version?

Most do, no more errors. Actually no response at all.

I really need to read some more about Android's tools, not my strongest subject. Which package does com.android.internal.policy.impl.PhoneWindowManage r belong to? I tried to do some testing, and so far it seams to be accessible throe any android packages and Xposed does not redirect any com.android.internal.* named packages.

Also, how do I go about changing a private property, so far I have been able to get an error "Not a Primitive Type"


EDIT:

It does seam to load my hook now.

Field lHasNavigationBar = param.thisObject.getClass().getDeclaredField("mHasNavigationBar");
lHasNavigationBar.setAccessible(true);
lHasNavigationBar.set(param.thisObject, true);

This does work (Nothing changes in the UI, but that's a different issue, it does however change the property. But, setBooleanField from Xposed helper class does not work. It just gives me the "Not a Primitive Type" error.


EDIT 2:

I had Expanded Desktop enabled, which is why the UI did not seam to change. So manual reflection with Xposed is working great now, only issue is the helper method for changing Fields.

edit: have found new version

Originally Posted by rovo89

Thanks for the nice words. To avoid confusion, Xposed is NOT Cydia Substrate for Android. Please try to discuss any questions related to Cydia outside of this thread to avoid that people mix up the two.

What do you mean with "an app like Cydia"? As far as I have seen, Cydia Substrate currently has no more features the Xposed and its installer. If you mean Cydia for iOS, which also has a download store: Yes, I'm working on that with high priority (actually framework autoupdate first, then modules).

Yep I mea cydia for ios,and nice to hear working on it

Originally Posted by spevil07

edit: have found new version

I am using v 0.4 on my Note...

Signal bars vanishing with pristine signal

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Is this a known Xposed issue? With my Galaxy Note II, running JellyBeans ROM v17, when you have pristine signal strength the indicator bars completely drop off.

Originally Posted by FruitBowlMafia

Is this a known Xposed issue? With my Galaxy Note II, running JellyBeans ROM v17, when you have pristine signal strength the indicator bars completely drop off.

It's true that some ROMs can have strange interactions with XPosed, but in general, it's more likely that a module is the culprit.

What modules do you have installed? Try disabling them all and rebooting. Is the problem still there? If not, enable a single module and and reboot. Repeat until the problem returns. When it comes back, you've either found the module causing the problem, or its some combination of the one just enabled and the previous modules.

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