preferences

every time I throw away my .metadata (due to some corruption or something) and start with a new one, first thing I do is: Import my saved preferences Load existing projects from disk BUT there are still some things I must configure manually in order to have my setup as I have before, specially in my case (there are probably other things): I have to add the Perspectives I use and remove the ones I don't I have to configure the layout of those Perspectives (specially java one, to use properly two monitors). Add a bugzilla task repostiry for mylyn, and configure a couple of queries Is there a way

I have an activity with a listview that gets populated with preferences from an xml file, then another listview that gets populated by data in my database, then a textview and a edittext. I want every element (including all the list views) on the screen to take their full height, and the entire screen be scrollable, but I cannot figure out how to do this! Below is my xml: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <ScrollView xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:id="@+id/scrollView1" android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android

I got a class Config wich looks like that: public Class Config { public static int someIntValue = 0; public static String someText = "some text"; } What i want to do now is saving and loading that config and there is also that inital config if there is no need to load another. So the config can change at any point in the programm. What i came up with was a Singelton like pattern public Class Config { public static Config instance; private int someIntValue = 0; private int String someText = "some text"; public static Config getInstance(){ if(instance == null) instance = new Config(); return

I have a problem. I want to give a user freedom to select a number of Bluetooth devices in my app. Now I dont know how many Bluetooth devices will there be so I was wondering is it possible to give user an option to click on "Add a new Bluetooth Device" custom preference and open up a new preference screen for him to select Bluetooth setting of new device? In summary the display would look like: Add a new Bluetooth Device.. If user adds one, it should then look like: Bluetooth Device 1 Add a new Blutooth Device.. If user adds another one it should look like: Bluetooth Device 1 Bluetooth Device

I have one application that sets preferences. It uses those prefs, and so does another application. When I use the following code in the second application, it reads the preferences correctly once. NSUserDefaults* settings = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults]; [settings addSuiteNamed:@"com.WVS.Wrestling-Tools"]; [settings synchronize]; // this just a shot in the dark.. didn't work [self setScoreboardIndex:[settings integerForKey:@"matName"]]; On subsequent calls of the same code, I get the [settings integerForKey:@"matName"] is always the value that was first read. In the first application,

Just wondering if it's possible to add a button like the "Clear History", "Clear Cookies" etc buttons in the Safari preferences to your own app's settings bundle? Been digging through the dev docs and can't find any plist specifier for a button, so I'm wondering if this is an internal API for the Apple guys? After you hit the button, you get an action sheet asking you whether you really want to do it, and then presumably there is some callback based on the user's input. Also noticed that the Nike + iPod settings have a clear button in them, but again, that app might have access to internal