Android Question SetVisibleAnimated working too fast

DonManfred

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• Apr 12, 2016

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can you upload a sample project which shows the problem?

 

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BaGRoS

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• Apr 12, 2016

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Yes, of coz
And I have second problem, if I start in emulator then always have error.

 

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DonManfred

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• Apr 12, 2016

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B4X:

Sub Activity_Resume
    ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,True) '10 sec to show

    'reklamy
    'AdView1.Resume
   
End Sub

Works as expected...

 

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DonManfred

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• Apr 12, 2016

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dont try to use visibleanimated with a time of 10 seconds and a line later you call visibleanimated to hide it.

Call the animation when the activity is running (after or in resume). Set a timer to check things after the time is gone (maybe hide the label).

Maybe you are complicating things.

What exatly you want to archieve???

 

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BaGRoS

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• Apr 12, 2016

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On Galaxy S7

B4X:

Sub Activity_Resume
    ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,True) '10 sec to show
    ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,False)
   
    'reklamy
    AdView1.Resume
   
End Sub

shows immediately disappears approx. 1.5 seconds

 

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DonManfred

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same here. REMOVE the second call!

 

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BaGRoS

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I want to show ImageView (for now) in ~200ms, and hide in ~200ms (maybe 500ms) I don't now how fast exactly, then I want to test

 

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DonManfred

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call it one time
start a timer with 10 seconds
in timer tick disable the imer and call setvisibleanimated again to hide it

 

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DonManfred

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BaGRoS said:

in ~200ms

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then use setvisibleanimated with 200 as time.
Use a timer to call after 200 ms and then disable the timer and hide it or whatever.
You cannot hold the mainthread.

 

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DonManfred

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again

DonManfred said:

What exatly you want to archieve???

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BaGRoS

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• Apr 12, 2016

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Ok, I make another test:

B4X:

Sub Button1_Click
    ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,True) '10 sec to show
End Sub

Sub Button2_Click
    ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,False) '10 sec to hide
End Sub

I expect 10 sec to show but:

samsung s7

 

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BaGRoS

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DonManfred said:

What exatly you want to archieve???

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Show and hide ImageView with fade in and fade out EXACTLY in 400ms or 1000ms (I don't know now) on ALL PHONE from 1 core to 8 core like mine
Then I start from test 10 sec because I can see IS 10 sec OR NOT

 

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Erel

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You can use CallSubPlus here: https://www.b4x.com/search?query=CallSubPlus

B4X:

 ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,True)
 csu.CallSubPlus(Me, "hide_ImageView", 10000)
...

Sub hide_ImageView
ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,False)
End Sub

 

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BaGRoS

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• Apr 12, 2016

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Please check post 12, working but too fast.
On CM 12.1 on my Note 2, show and hide without any fade.
I am seeking solutions to as many platforms as possible.

This question is directly connected with this https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/draw-any-shape.65721/#post-416150
because, maybe I can't used ImageView and must looking for diffrent solution.

 

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BaGRoS

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Erel said:

You can use CallSubPlus here: https://www.b4x.com/search?query=CallSubPlus

B4X:

ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,True)
csu.CallSubPlus(Me, "hide_ImageView", 10000)
...

Sub hide_ImageView
ImageView1.SetVisibleAnimated(10000,False)
End Sub

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After

B4X:

Public csu As CallSubUtils

i have info:
Unknown type: callsubutils

 

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BaGRoS

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• Apr 12, 2016

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And now...
The problem is that I disabled the animations from the developer option the android settings, and when I set to x1.0 and disable GPU in 2D, then everything start working well. I must forget about this.
I must looking for another way, independent of the settings android.

 

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Erel

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• Apr 13, 2016

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BaGRoS said:

Unknown type: callsubutils

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You need to add CallSubUtils class to your project.

 

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BaGRoS

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• Apr 13, 2016

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Thank You.
For now most important question is https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/draw-any-shape.65721/#post-416150

 

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Sub Process_Globals
Public csu As CallSubUtils
End Sub

Sub Service_Create
csu.Initialize
End Sub

Excuse me that I will not write in english.

¿Qué librería (libraries) debo de tener cargado (loaded) para CallSubUtils este ACTIVO/FUNCIONAL en B4J?
He cargado todas las librerías que me despliega el Libraries Manager.

Por que, me despliega el siguiente mensaje de ERROR:
Unknown type: CallSubUtils
Are you missing a library reference?


Gracias por su apoyo.

 

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