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Nevermind... i made a rookie mistake -_-

I used this. But i forgot the initialization:
Should have been this:

I have a weather widget, in where i'm using an icon.
That icon is one of many inside a folder on my phone.
I simply tell with the setWidgetElementProperty function what the filepath of that icon should be.
refreshWidget if necessary.

I'm calculating with hex color values for a progress bar. And the part where i'm converting the individual RGB values doesn't let me have a '0' as a first character. For example: 080F00 results in 8F0 I'm using this function to convert decimal to hexadecimal: hex = callJavaStaticMethod("java.lang.In...

Thanks for this one... not sure if the forum is still alive as ever. Haven't checked in quite a while.
Just got my API key. Implementing data.

Greets from another country-brother

That's very clear now, thanks

Thanks for the very quick response.

So you're saying not to use ANY write-to-file method at all, but instead to keep everything just inside the glovar?
I don't really understand your first sentence: "Don't write to file, it need to execute another write to file action."

I have a question about writing log information to a txt-file. There is this flow i'm working on and i want to create log info around each corner in an efficient way. The goal is to make it absolutely sure the info is being written (in case the flow unexpectedly stops), while at the same time being ...

You could work with stacking 2 widgets on top of each other. Creating a "base and top layer". Add transparancy if/where needed. Remember that Automagic can only perform as much as Android allows/is limited to. And widgets are Android based. Automagic offers you only the widget-editor to create the r...

@elektroinside The answer on that forum already describes what my question was implying. I know it's just a protocol where a format like "http" rides upon.
I just want to know what you would like to be sending a message with (using UDP or TCP)?

I'm missing the point i'm sure, but aren't TCP/UDP just protocols that sending a http just makes use of?