image-load

There are many popular Image loader available in Github for image loading and caching and Managing Image Request. Universal Image Loader Volley Picasso Fresco (added enhancement ) I came across the requirement if the Imageview if no longer attached to window the request (batch and flight ) will be cancelled . However the scrolling widget like Listview and Gridview the Imageview is frequently attached and detached from window and so the request in queue are canceled respectively . My concern is that their no mechanism to trace the progress of image request in all above library .If Imageview is

Before, when I was using win32, I used FreeImage in order to load and save bitmaps of bit depth greater than 8 bits. That's every image I work with, since I'm doing medical imaging, and before anyone says anything, yes, me and my customers have spent a lot of money on high-brightness, high-contrast monitors with 11 or 12 bits of dynamic range. In fact, if you're curious, requirements by the ACR for running mammography incldue a monitor with at least 10 bits of dynamic range. I just switched to x64 for the memory overheads and to get all of my development onto one platform and compiling mode. I

I am sporadically getting an OutOfMemoryError: (Heap Size=49187KB, Allocated=41957KB) in one of my apps. What can I do to diagnose this? 01-09 10:32:02.079: E/dalvikvm(8077): Out of memory: Heap Size=49187KB, Allocated=41957KB, Limit=49152KB 01-09 10:32:02.079: E/dalvikvm(8077): Extra info: Footprint=48611KB, Allowed Footprint=49187KB, Trimmed=7852KB 01-09 10:32:02.079: D/skia(8077): --- decoder->decode returned false 01-09 10:32:02.079: D/AndroidRuntime(8077): Shutting down VM 01-09 10:32:02.079: W/dalvikvm(8077): threadid=1: thread exiting with uncaught exception (group=0x40a97228) 01-09 10

Is it possible to detect once an image has been loaded with jQuery? You can use the .load() event handler, like this: $("#myImg").load(function() { alert('I loaded!'); }).attr('src', 'myImage.jpg'); Be sure to attach it before setting the source, or the event may have fired before you attached a handler to listen for it (e.g. loading from cache). If that's not doable (setting the src after binding), be sure to check if it's loaded and fire it yourself, like this: $("#myImg").load(function() { alert('I loaded!'); }).each(function() { if(this.complete) $(this).load(); }); It's just as simple to