Git basic
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This document provides an introduction and overview of Git, including: 1. An overview of centralized (CVCS) and distributed (DVCS) version control systems and how Git is a DVCS that uses snapshots, not differences. 2. Instructions on installing Git and setting user configuration. 3. Descriptions of basic Git commands like init, add, commit, tag, log, clone, branch, checkout. 4. An explanation of how to set up a Git repository in Dropbox for cloud backup and collaboration.
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Ch6 file, saving states, and preferences
This document discusses various techniques for persisting application data in Android, including:
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2. Saving activity instance state by overriding onSaveInstanceState() which is called when an activity may be destroyed.
3. Preference frameworks for creating settings screens using XML preference hierarchies and listeners for updates.
4. Reading and writing files using openFileInput() and openFileOutput() which are restricted to the app's directory.
5. Including static resource files in the res/raw folder to bundle with the app.
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Ch5 intent broadcast receivers adapters and internet
The document provides an overview of intents, broadcast receivers, adapters, and using internet resources in Android applications. It discusses how intents allow interaction between applications through message passing and how they can be used to start activities, broadcast events, and start services. It covers explicit and implicit intents, returning results from activities, and registering broadcast receivers and activities to handle intents through intent filters. The document also discusses linkify for making links in text views, broadcasting events with intents, and registering broadcast receivers in the manifest.
Ch4 creating user interfaces
This document discusses creating user interfaces for Android applications. It introduces views, layouts, activities and terminology used in Android UI development. It covers creating activities with views, inflating layouts, optimizing layouts, creating new views by modifying existing views or creating custom views. The document also discusses drawable resources, resolution independence, and creating and using menus in Android.
Ch3 creating application and activities
This document provides an overview of how to structure Android applications and work with resources. It discusses the main building blocks of an Android application including activities, services, intents, content providers, broadcast receivers, and widgets. It also covers the application manifest file, application lifecycles and priority levels. Additionally, it explains how to externalize and access resources through the R class and resource getter methods.
Function pointer
This document discusses function pointers, callback functions, functors, and the observer pattern in C and C++. It begins by explaining the syntax of function pointers and how they can point to the address of a function. It then discusses how callback functions allow a caller function to pass a function pointer as an argument, uncoupling the caller from the callee. Functors are described as functions with state that can act like functions through operator overloading. The observer pattern is explained as defining dependencies between objects so that one object (the subject) notifies observer objects of any state changes.
Introduction to homography
This document introduces homography and projective geometry concepts. It discusses that homography is a projective transformation represented by a 3x3 matrix that maps points from one projective plane to another. The document outlines key homography topics like the line at infinity, mapping between image planes using homography, and the Direct Linear Transform (DLT) algorithm to estimate homography from point correspondences between images. It also provides an overview of homography functions in the OpenCV library.
Project Hosting by Google
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- 1. Git Basic Browny 2010.12.06
- 2. Outline Introduction to Git Install Git Basic Commands Git Branch Git and Dropbox Resources
- 3. rcs
- 5. Subversion
- 6. Perforce
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- 12. Outline Introduction to Git Install Git Basic Commands Git Branch Git and Dropbox Resources
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- 15. Outline Introduction to Git Install Git Basic Commands Git Branch Git and Dropbox Resources
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- 17. Basic Commands (2) 觀看狀態 $ git status 提交 $ git commit 幫某次 commit 加上含附註的標籤 tag $ git tag –a v1.1 –m ‘version 1.1’ 觀看提交歷程 $ git log
- 18. Basic Commands (3) 複製遠端 repo. $ git clone git://github.com/schacon/grit.git 自定義複製來的 repo. 名稱 $ git clone git://github.com/schacon/grit.git mygrit
- 19. Basic Commands (4) 查看現有的分支 $ git branch 建立新的分支 $ git branch 分支名稱 切換到主幹上 $ git checkout master 切換到某個分支上 git checkout 分支名稱
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- 23. master
- 24. Make a branch $ git branch testing
- 25. Re-direct HEAD $ git checkout testing
- 27. Back to master $ git checkout master
- 28. Commit on master
- 29. Outline Introduction to Git Install Git Basic Commands Git Branch Git and Dropbox Resources
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