bump..
I wonder, Does anybody can incorporate CM swipe to remove notification into this stock SystemUI.apk..? I want to do that, but haven't got an idea where to start.. :-/
I'm not sure what's your problem :-/ I can download it from the link provided.For me download is still failing, Ultra theme....
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Well, unfortunately i don't know how.. :-/ I just added some option to this SystemUI.apk, i have no knowledge to add some additional functionThis is very useful. However, there is another feature that I believe is used frequently and would merit to stand in this quick access bar : the standby screen delay ! (hope that's the right translation)
When playing angry bird, we tap the screen often, but when reading a forum or else, not. Would be superb to be able to quickly set the delay between 30sec and 10 minutes (and why not more settings)
Thank you very much for this mod
Well, I think it's my turn to put my hands in the droid.. This seems like a nice little project to start understanding what's inside the box. (5 days droid ownerWell, unfortunately i don't know how.. :-/ I just added some option to this SystemUI.apk, i have no knowledge to add some additional function.
Search in Android hacking forum in XDA, find about APK Multi Tool. That is for decompiling APK. after decompiling, you must learn how to edit .smali file inside the decompiled apk. .smali file is interpreted Java file for Android. You can google "dalvik opcode" to learn .smali language. No .java file though, so you must learn the converted language.Well, I think it's my turn to put my hands in the droid.. This seems like a nice little project to start understanding what's inside the box. (5 days droid owner)
Could you explain me very simply how you mod the thing ? I think you need to open SystemUI.apk, in what ? Eclipse ? Or alink...
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Also, I have a question concerning the "Auto" setting (as in Auto/Dim/25%/40/etc). I've noted that Auto means 100% with small automatic adjustment (maybe to 90%?). I was believing that it would go from 0 -> 100% depending on the ambiant light (night, outdoor, etc.).
Is that a misinterpretation from me ? Or is that a work-in-progress consideration ?
It is simple actually, if you know how to code Java, the differences are:and I thought it would be "simple" *sigh....
Alright, thanks for the insight, after all, I went to Android specifically to get my hands dirty, now it's a matter of keeping up the pace in the learning curveSearch in Android hacking forum in XDA, find about APK Multi Tool. That is for decompiling APK. after decompiling, you must learn how to edit .smali file inside the decompiled apk. .smali file is interpreted Java file for Android. You can google "dalvik opcode" to learn .smali language. No .java file though, so you must learn the converted language.
Ok, now it makes sense, maybe you should add a mention about that since it's a hack for the Ray forum.Auto means Automatic Brightness that is supported for other devices (the original author port this apk from Samsung GS2). Unfortunately Ray does not support Auto as a separate function, but integrated instead (with some mod ofc). So effectively Auto is set as 100% on Ray. That's why my modification only use Dim as the lowest level.
Permission, permission, permission.. Never forget about that.Hy guys..
On my Xperia ray doesn't work D:
After the reboot the status bar disappeared.. thanks to titanium backup i've installed it again and works; have you any ideas?