405

INDEX

A

AAR package, Android Library module, 165generating, 167

actionPerformed method, 353–354actions, IntelliJ, 332–333

implementing, 336–340plugin creation, 333–336

activities, 50associations, 133–134blank, 59–62customization, 51Empty Activity, 169fragments, 63Glass module, 180–181Java and, 310lifecycle, 56–57

methods, 57NextActivityClass, 58Tabbed Activity, 64–69template

adding to projects, 58Android TV, 174

user-defi ned, 58Wear Activities, 53

Activity super class, 58ADB (Android Debug Bridge), 40–41,

196–197ADB Idea plugins, 366ADB WIFI, 366ADB WIFI plugin, 366

ADK (Android Developer Tools), 45Adreno GPU, 388–389Adreno Profi le for GPU, 399–400AllPlay Click SDK, 397–399AnAction class, 338Analyze menu, 82, 88–89Android Auto, 182–184Android Device Monitor, 216

devices, 217Emulator Control, 218–219File Explorer, 219Heap, 217–218Hierarchy View, 220–221logcat, 217Network Statistics, 218System Information, 220threads, 217UI XML Dump, 219

Android Drawable Importer, 366–367Android Emulator Plugin, 299, 300–302Android Holo Colors, 368Android Library module, 164–165

AAR package, 165generating, 167

Gradle, module dependencies, 165Java classes, 166XML resources, 166–167

Android Lint Plugin, 299Android Model view, 97–98Android Monitor tool, 96–97

Capture System Information, 208

COPYRIG

HTED M

ATERIAL

406

Android NDK – Android Studio

CPU monitor, 213–214GPU monitor, 214–215Java Garbage Collector, 213Java Heap, 211logcat, 209–210Memory monitor, 210–213Network monitor, 215Screen Recording, 208Screenshot, 207–208tabs, 206

Android NDK, 309–310applications, samples, 321–322C/C++ and, 310

directory declaration, 327jniLibs folder, 328–329license agreement, 311Linux installation, 311–312Mac OS X installation, 313–315modules, declaration, 325packages, 310product fl avors, 326–327projects, 315–316

building, 326–328development, 328–330Hello JNI, 319importing sample, 316–322list, 317migrating, 322–325release, 328–330

SDK Manager, 311–312Windows 10 installation, 312–313

Android Parcelable Code Generator, 368Android Platform/API Version Distribution

window, 49Android Plugin for Gradle, 145–146

build confi guration, 151build tasks, 151confi guration, 150extending, 156–157fl avors, 152–153

ProGuard, 153–155Android SDK, 47

Default Preferences window, 25installation, standalone, 18–19Manager installation window, 25SDK Manager button, 24

Android StudioAnalyze menu, 82, 88–89Android NDK integration, 310–315Android Studio menu, 82Build menu, 82, 89Code menu, 82, 88Commit Changes wizard, 264–266Complete Installation dialog box, 18Edit menu, 82

Copy as Plain Text, 85Copy Path, 84Copy Reference, 85Macros, 86Paste from History, 85Paste Simple, 85

File menu, 82, 83–84Project Structure window, 84, 85

Git, 259–260project creation, 260–266repository items, 262–263version control, 261–262

HAXM confi guration, 12Help menu, 82, 90installation, 9–10

Linux, 16–18Mac OS X, 12–15Windows 10, 10–12

launching, 18Navigate menu, 82, 86–88Refactor menu, 82, 89Run menu, 82, 90SDK Manager, Android NDK, 311–312SDK Manager button, 24Setup window, 11

407

Android Studio menu – Asset Studio window

Setup Wizard (Linux), 16Setup Wizard (Mac OS X), 14shortcuts, Keymap page (Preferences

window), 91–92themes

Linux, 17Windows, 13

tool views, available tools, 93Tool Windows option, 92–93

Android Model, 92, 97–98Android Monitor, 92, 96–97Build Variants, 92Capture Analysis, 92Capture Tool, 92Captures, 92Debug, 92Debug window, 99–100Designer, 92Event Log, 92Event Logs, 100Favorites, 92, 96Gradle, 92, 98Gradle Console, 92, 98Maven Projects, 92Messages, 92, 93–94Palette, 92Project, 92, 94–95Run, 92Run window, 98–99Structure, 92Structure window, 97Terminal, 92, 100TODO, 92Version Control, 92

Tools menu, 82, 90VCS menu, 82, 90View menu, 82, 86

Tool Windows option, 92–100Welcome window, 47Window menu, 82, 90

Android Studio menu, 82Preferences, 83

Android TV module, 173–174APKs, 179debugging, 176–179manifest fi le, 174, 176running, 176–179

Android Wear moduleAPKs, 173AVD (Android Virtual Device), 172debugging, 170–173Empty Activity, 169running, 170–173

AndroidManifest.xml file, 32–33android-studio-ide-141.2178183-linux

.zip, 16APIs (application programming interfaces),

Java and, 310APKs

Android TV module, 179Android Wear module, 173building, 114Generate APK option, 163modules, 161–162

AppCompatActivity class, 58applications

Android NDK, samples, 321–322launching, 54–56tutorial, 162

ARR packages, importing, 191–192asset management, 134–141

Vector Asset Studio, 140–141Asset Studio window, 135

Additional Padding, 137Asset Type, 136Background Color, 138Foreground, 136Foreground Scaling, 138Image File, 137Resource Name, 139

408

assets – code

Shape, 138assets, 72

images, 73–74sound, 74–75video, 75–76

associations, activities, 133–134Audio-Echo NDK sample application, 321–

322AVD (Android Virtual Device) Manager,

36–37Battery, 223Cellular, 223device confi guration, 38, 39devices, list, 40Directional Pad, 223emulator call, 224Fingerprint, 223hardware, 38Help, 223keyboard, 224Location, 222–223Phone, 223System Image, 39TV emulator, 177Wear module, 172

BBamboo CI server, 282BinaryFragment class, 229Bitmap Plasma NDK sample application, 322blank activities, 59–62breakpoints, 200BroadcastReceiver superclass, 87Browse Samples window, 23build folder, 30build jobs, in Jenkins, 291–298Build menu, 82, 89

Generate APK option, 163

Make Project option, 163build system

Gradle, build.gradle fi les,144–145

NDK and, 143Build Variant window, 163build.gradle app module, 166build.gradle fi le, 30, 144–145

CCalculator class, 229–230CalculatorFragment class, 228C/C++, Android NDK and, 310CI (continuous integration), 281

overview, 281–282servers

Bamboo, 282Hudson, 282Jenkins, 282, 283–290project integration, 282–283

classpath, 145ClearCase, 245code

blockscommenting, 101moving, 101

completion, 101debugging

adb (Android Debug Bridge),196–197

wireless, 197–198Lint and, 225refactoring, 107–111samples

Browse Samples window, 23importing, 22–23, 24

testing, 226–230integration tests, 232–235

409

code base – Desktop Client

performance testing, 241–242, 241–244

UI tests, 235–240unit tests, 230–232

code base, Android Library module and, 164Code menu, 82, 88color resources, 130commenting code, 101Commit Changes wizard, 264–266Commit window (Git)

Collapse All, 272Details, 272Expand All, 272Group by Directory, 272Jump to Source, 272Merge Changes, 272Move to Another Changelist, 270Refresh Changes, 272Revert, 272Show Diff, 269, 271

constants, extracting, 111CPU monitor, 213–214Create New Module wizard, 167–168Create New Project window, 48CVS, 245

DDebian, Jenkins and, 283–284Debug option, 199Debug window, 99–100

Close, 201Drop Frame, 202Evaluate Expression, 202–204Force Step Into, 202Frames, 204Help, 201Mute Breakpoints, 200Pause, 200

Pin Tab, 201Restore Layout, 201Resume, 200Run to Cursor, 202Settings, 201Show Execution Point,

201Step Into, 202Step Out, 202Step Over, 201Stop, 200Variables, 204View Breakpoints, 200Watches, 204–205

debugging, 195–196adb (Android Debug Bridge), 196–197breakpoints, 200modules

Android TV, 176–179Android Wear, 170–173Glass, 181–182Google Cloud, 187–188

thread dump data, 201Universal Music Player sample, 198–206Watches window, 205wireless, 197–198

DecimalFragment class, 228Default Preferences window, 25dependencies

adding, 166confi guration, Project Structure window,

165Gradle

external, 147–148local, 149

Java libraries, 168Maven references, 149–150

Desktop Client (GitHub), 252–253

410

devices. See also virtual devices – Frame layouts

fi le changes, 256importing projects, 256project path, 257repositories, 255

devices. See also virtual devicesAndroid Device Monitor, 217target devices, 48

multiple, 52–54dimen resources, 129distributed version control,

246Documents (IntelliJ), 342drawables, 130

EEclipse-based ADT, 21

project migration, 41–43projects, importing, 190–191

Edit menu, 82, 84–86Macros, 86

editorscode completion, 101IntelliJ, plugin creation, 351, 352–354navigating, 101–102refactoring, 102Smart Type Completion, 101Translation Editor, 131–133

Empty Activity option, 50, 169Empty Activity template, 58emulators

ADB and, 40–41HAXM, installation, 35–36

Endless Tunnel NDK sample application, 322

environment paths, Windows 10, 6–7Evaluation Expression, 202–204event handlers, Intent, 58Event Logs, 100

executeOnPooledThread method, 341expertlibrary module, 166

FFastCV Computer Vision SDK, 389–393Favorites tool, 96File menu, 82, 83–84

Project Structure window, 84, 85fi lesAndroidManifest.xml, 32–33IntelliJ, 342

Documents, 342PSI (Program Structure Interface) fi les,

342VFS (Virtual File System), 342

fi ngerprint sensor (AVD), 222folders, projects, 31

build, 30build.gradle fi le, 30hidden folders, 29java, 30, 31local.properties fi le, 30res, 32settings.gradle fi le, 30src/main, 30src/test and src/androidTest, 30

fori Live Template, 103–104Fragment class, 66fragments

activities, 63lifecycle, 63–64onActivityCreated method,

64onAttach method, 63onCreateView method, 63onDestroyView method, 64onDetach method, 64

Frame layouts, 116–117

411

Generate APK – Google Cloud module

GGenerate APK, 163Genymotion, 371–373Genymotion plugin, 371–373Git, 245

Android projects, 259–260branches, 246–247, 267

from master, 269–273master branch, 246Merge Branches window, 272–273names, 267–268

Commit windowCollapse All, 272Details, 272Expand All, 272Group by Directory, 272Jump to Source, 272Merge Changes, 272Move to Another Changelist, 270Refresh Changes, 272Revert, 272Show Diff, 269, 271

commits, 246, 268–269confl icts, 274distributed version control, 246fl ow, 266–279installation

Linux, 247MacOsX, 247Windows, 247–248

Jenkins plugin, 289manual merge, 276Merge Revisions window, 275projects, creating, 248–249, 260–266repository, adding items, 262–263

Git Branches window, 267–268GitHub, 248, 249

connecting, 252

Desktop Application Install, Security Warning, 250

Desktop Client, 252–253fi le changes, 256importing projects,

256project path, 257repositories, 255

Desktop installation process, 250Desktop start screen, 251fi les, changes, 255Jenkins build jobs, 292–293Mac OS X, 250read.me fi le, 255repositories

creating, 253Desktop Client and, 255list, 253path selection, 254remote, 257–258

sample projects, 22setup, skipping, 252sign-in screen, 258sign-in warning, 257Welcome window, 250–251Windows, 250

GitUp, 276–278Glass Explorers, 179Glass module, 179–180

activities, 180debugging, 181–182naming, 180running, 181–182

Google Cloud Messaging Notifi cation Plugin, 299

Google Cloud module, 184–185debugging, 187–188messaging, 186–187running, 187–188

412

Google Developer Console – integration tests

types, 185App Engine Backend with Google

Cloud Messaging, 186App Engine Java Endpoints Module,

186App Engine Java Servlet Module, 186

Google Developer Console, 302JSON key, 303

.google folder, 29Google Play account, 302

JSON key, 302, 303Google Play Android Publisher Plugin, 299Google Service Account, 303Google TV, 173GPS data, AVD and, 222GPU monitor, 214–215GPU support, 2Gradle build system

Android Library module and, 164Android NDK project migration, 322–325Android Plugin for Gradle, 145–146

extending, 156–157build confi gurations, 163build.gradle fi le, 144–145dependencies

external, 147–148local, 149Maven references, 149–150

Gradle plugins, writing, 155–156Jenkins plugin, 289model fi le, 145–146modules, dependencies, 162, 165projects, importing modules, 189

Gradle Console tool, 98.gradle folder, 29Gradle tool, 98Graphics Frame Analyzer of OpenGL (Intel

GPA), 381–382Grid layout, 117

HHAXM

confi guration, 12Mac OS X, 15

installation, 35–36Hello GL2 NDK sample application,

322Hello JNI project, 319Hello Third Party NDK sample application,

322Help menu, 82, 90Hudson CI server, 282

I.idea folder, 29images, assets, 73–74Import Gradle Project option, 189importing

ARR packages, 191–192code samples, 22–23

Browse Samples window, 23Sample Setup window, 24

JAR packages, 191–192modules

Eclipse ADT projects, 190–191Gradle projects, 189

installationAndroid Studio

Mac OS X, 12–15Windows 10, 10–12

GitLinux, 247MacOsX, 247Windows, 247–248

HAXM, 35–36plugins, 364

integration tests, 232–235

413

Intel System Studio – IntelliJ

Calculator class, 233–234History class, 233History mock implementation, 234–235

Intel System Studio, 375Eclipse integration, 376Intel IPP (Integrated Performance

Primitives), 378–379VTune Amplifi er, 379–381

Intel third-party toolsC++ Compiler (ICC), 377–378Context Sensing SDK, 384–387GPA, 381–382INDE (Integrated Native Developer

Experience), 382Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel

IPP), 378–379Multi-OS Engine, 382–384System Studio, 374–377Tamper Protection Toolkit, 382Thread Building Blocks (Intel TBB),

379VTune Amplifi er, 379–381

IntelliJ, 331actions, 332–333

implementing, 336–340plugin creation, 333–336read, 348–351write, 348–351

AnAction class, 338Documents, 342editors, 351–354executeOnPooledThread method, 341fi le system, 342plugin declaration, 348plugins

distribution, 360–362packaging, 360–362

ProjectComponent interfaceProjectComponent( ) method, 343

String get ComponentName( )

method, 343void disposeComponent( ) method,

343void initComponent( ) method, 343void projectClosed( ) method, 343void projectOpened( ) method,

343projects, 342–343PSI (Program Structure Interface) fi les,

342runReadAction method, 341runWriteAction method, 341SDK, 334–335Start screen, 333threading, 341Unicode replacement, 344–345VFS (Virtual File System), 342VirtualFileListener interface

implemention, 345–346registering/unregistering, 347void beforeContentsChange event,

343void beforeFileDeletion event, 344void beforeFileMovement event, 344void beforePropertyChange event,

343void contentsChanged event, 343void fileCopied event, 344void fileCreated event, 343void fileDeleted event, 344void fileMoved event, 344void propertyChanged event, 343

welcome wizard, 336wizards

CustomWizard, 357–360extension declaration, 354–356module type, 356ModuleWizardSteps, 356–357

414

Intent event handler – layouts

Intent event handler, 58IntentService class, 71–72interfaces, extracting, 111

JJAR packages, importing, 191–192Java

activities and, 310APIs and, 310Linux installation, 8–9Mac OS X installation, 7–8modules, 166

Android Library module, 166UI widgets and, 310Windows installation, 3–4

environment paths, 6–7installation setup window, 5setup wizard, 5

java folder, 30, 31Java Garbage Collector, 213Java Heap, 211Java Library module, 167–168

Create New Module wizard, 167–168Java SE Development Kit, 3JDK 7, 2–4jdk-7u79-windows-x64.exe, 4Jenkins CI server, 282

access from browser, 287Android Emulator, 300–302, 305–306Android SDK installation, 305builds

frequency, 294job confi guration, 300job creation, 291–298process output, 297progress, 305properties by number, 296schedule, 296

dashboard, 297Google Play account, 302installation, 283

MIT license, 284WAR fi le, 283

plugins, 286–287, 287–288, 290download progress, 290downloading, 299–300Git, 289Gradle, 289search, 298

repositories, 292–293JetBrains

IntelliJ download, 333plugins, 364, 365

jimu Mirror, 370–371JNI, 310

Hello JNI project, 319JRE (Java Runtime Environment), 2, 3

KKey Prompter, 370Keymap page, 91–92

Llayout

themes, 122–123translations, 131–133

Layout XML File option, 116–118layouts

Design mode, 118–120Frame, 116–117Grid, 117Linear, 116new fi le, 116–118Palette tool, 123

Containers group, 124Custom group, 124Date Time group, 124Expert group, 124Text Fields group, 124Widgets group, 124

Palette view, 120

415

l f l f d llifecycle of activities – modules

Preview window, 120previewing, SDK versions, 121–122Relative, 116rendering options, 120–121Table, 117Text mode, 118–119views and, 115widgets, 115, 116

Plain TextView, 124–126XML and, 116

lifecycle of activities, 56–57methods

onCreate, 57onDestroy, 57onPause, 57onResume, 57onStart, 57onStop, 57

lifecycle of fragments, 63–64Linear layouts, 116Lint, 225Linux

Android NDK installation, 311–312Android SDK confi guration, 17–18Android Studio installation, 16–18Git, installation, 247Java installation, 8–9system requirements, 2

ListActivity class, 58Live Templates, 102–103

creating, 104–106surrounding templates, 106–107

fori, 103–104inserting, 103–104surrounding templates, 106–107

local.properties fi le, 30logcat, 209–210

Android Device Monitor, 217

MMac OS X

Android NDK installation, 313–315

Android Studio installation, 12–15Android Studio Setup Wizard, 14HAXM, confi guration, 15Java installation, 7–8menus, 82system requirements, 2

Macros submenu, 86manifest fi le, 76–78

Android TV, 174, 176Maven references, dependencies and, 149–150mavenCentral repository, 145Memory monitor, 210–213menus

Analyze, 82, 88–89Android Studio, 82Build, 82, 89Code, 82, 88Edit, 82, 84–86File, 82, 83–84Help, 82, 90Navigate, 82, 86–88Refactor, 82, 89Run, 82, 90Tools, 82, 90VCS, 82, 90View, 82, 86Window, 82, 90

Mercurial, 245Messages tool, 93–94messaging, Google Cloud module, 186–187migration

Android NDK projects, 322–325projects, from Eclipse, 41–43

modules, 78–79adding, 160–161Android Auto, 182–184Android Library, 164–165Android TV, 173–174

debugging, 176–179manifest fi le, 174, 176running, 176–179templates, 174

416

More Teapots NDK sample application – plugins

Android Weardebugging, 170–173Empty Activity, 169running, 170–173

APKs, 161–162Build Variants window, 163build.gradle app, 166Create New Module wizard, 167–168dependencies

adding, 166Gradle, 162, 165Java libraries, 168

expertlibrary, 166Glass, 179–180

activities, 180–181debugging, 181–182naming, 180running, 181–182

Google Cloud, 184–185debugging, 187–188messaging, 186–187running, 187–188types, 185–186

importingEclipse ADT projects, 190–191Gradle projects, 189

Java classes, 166Java Library, 167–168multiple, 162NDK, declaration, 325Phone & Tablet, 161–164removing, 192–193shared resources, 166

More Teapots NDK sample application, 321

Nnaming, packages, 47Native Activity NDK sample application, 322Native Plasma NDK sample application, 322

Navigate menu, 82, 86–88NDK (Native Development Kit), 143Network monitor, 215NextActivityClass activity, 58Nexus 5X, 37–38Nexus Q, 173NVIDIA CodeWorks, 401–404

OonActivityCreated method, 64onAttach method, 63onCreate function, breakpoint for debugging,

198onCreate method, 57, 66onCreateView( ) function, 66onCreateView method, 63onDestroy method, 57onDestroyView method, 64onDetach method, 64onPause method, 57onResume method, 57onStart method, 57onStop method, 57Open Module settings, 165

Ppackages, names, 47performance testing, 241–242

task, 242–244Phone & Tablet module, 161–164

Project view, 163Platform Analyzer (Intel GPA), 381Plugin Manager, search, 298–299plugins, 363–364

ADB Idea, 366ADB WIFI, 366Android Drawable Importer, 366–367Android Emulator Plugin, 299, 300–302

417

f dPreferences window – projects

Android Holo Colors, 368Android Lint Plugin, 299Android Parcelable Code Generator, 368creating, editors and, 352–354Genymotion, 371–373Google Cloud Messaging Notifi cation

Plugin, 299Google Play Android Publisher Plugin, 299installation, 364installed list, 364, 366IntelliJ, 331

creating, 333–336distribution, 360–362packaging, 360–362

JetBrains, 364, 365jimu Mirror, 370–371Key Prompter, 370strings.xml tools, 368third-party

ADB WIFI, 366Android Drawable Importer, 366–367Android Holo Colors, 368Android Parcelable Code Generator,

368Genymotion, 371–373jimu Mirror, 370–371Key Prompter, 370strings.xml tools, 368

Unicode conversion, 332Preferences window, Keymap page, 91–92Preview window, layouts, 120profi lers (Qualcomm), 399–401ProGuard, 153–155Project Structure window, 84, 85

Android NDK installation, 312–313build confi gurations, 163removing modules, 192–193

Project tool, 94–95Android Instrumentation Tests option, 95Android option, 95

Packages option, 95Problems option, 95Production option, 95Project Files option, 95Project option, 94Scratches option, 95Tests option, 95

Project view, 28–29Phone & Tablet module, 163

ProjectComponent interface, 343ProjectComponent interface (IntelliJ)ProjectComponent( ) method, 343String get ComponentName( ) method,

343void disposeComponent( ) method, 343void projectClosed( ) method, 343void projectOpened( ) method, 343

projectsactivities, 50

blank, 59–62customization, 51templates, 58Wear Activities, 53

Android NDK, 315–316building, 326–328development, 328–330Hello JNI, 319importing sample, 316–322migrating, 322–325release, 328–330

assets, 72building, 33–35CI and, 282–283Create New Project window, 48creating, 46–51folders, 31

build, 30build.gradle fi le, 30hidden, 29java, 30

418

PSI – Run menu

local.properties fi le, 30res, 32settings.gradle fi le, 30src/main, 30src/test and src/androidTest, 30

Git, creating, 248–249, 260–266GitHub

importing, 256path, 257

Gradle, modules, importing, 189IntelliJ, 342–343launching application, 54–56migrating, from Eclipse, 41–43modules, 78–79

adding, 160–161Android Auto, 182–184Android Library, 164–165Android TV, 173–179Android Wear, 169–173APKs, 161–162Build Variants window, 163build.gradle app, 166dependencies, 162, 165, 166expertlibrary, 166Glass, 179–182Google Cloud, 184–188Java classes, 166Java Library, 167–168multiple, 162Phone & Tablet, 161–164removing, 192–193shared resources, 166

package names, 47Project View, 51running, 33–35sample project, 22structure, 27–33target device, 48

multiple, 52–54PSI (Program Structure Interface) fi les,

IntelliJ, 342

QQualcomm third-party tools, 387

Adreno GPU, 388–389Adreno Profi le for GPU, 399–400AllPlay Click SDK, 397–399FastCV Computer Vision SDK, 389–393profi lers, 399–401Snapdragon LLVM Compiler for Android,

388Snapdragon Profi le for CPU, 399–401,

400–401Snapdragon SDK for Android, 393–396

RRAM, system requirements, 2Refactor menu, 82, 89refactoring, 102refactoring code

change signature, 109–110encapsulation, 109–110Pull Members Up, 108–109Push Members Down, 108–109renaming, 107–108resource extraction, 111

Relative layouts, 116repositories

Git, adding items, 262–263GitHub

creating, 253Desktop Client, 255list, 253path selection, 254remote, 257–258

res folder, 32resources

Android Library module, 166–167extracting, 111shared, modules, 166

Run menu, 82, 90Debug option, 199

419

Run window – SVN source control

Run window, 98–99running, modules, Android Wear, 170–173runReadAction method, 341runWriteAction method, 341

Ssample project

GitHub, 22Welcome screen, 22

Sample Setup window, 24San Angeles NDK sample application, 322SDK Manager, Android NDK, 311–312SDKs, 27

layout previewing, 121–122Sensor Graph NDK sample application, 322services, templates, 69–72settings.gradle fi le, 30shared resources, modules, 166shortcuts

adding, 92deleting, 92editing, 92Preferences window, Keymap page, 91–92

signing key, creating, 112–113Smart Type Completion, 101SMS (short messaging service), AVD and, 222Snapdragon LLVM Compiler for Android,

388Snapdragon Profi le for CPU, 399–401,

400–401Snapdragon SDK for Android, 393–396software tools

IntelC++ Compiler (ICC), 377–378Context Sensing SDK, 384–387GPA, 381–382INDE (Integrated Native Developer

Experience), 382Integrated Performance Primitives

(Intel IPP), 378–379

Multi-OS Engine, 382–384System Studio, 374–377Tamper Protection Toolkit, 382Thread Building Blocks (Intel TBB),

379VTune Amplifi er, 379–381

Qualcomm, 387Adreno GPU, 388–389Adreno Profi le for GPU, 399–400AllPlay Click SDK, 397–399FastCV Computer Vision SDK, 389–

393profi lers, 399–401Snapdragon LLVM Compiler for

Android, 388Snapdragon Profi le for CPU, 399–401,

400–401Snapdragon SDK for Android, 393–

396sound assets, 74–75source control systems

ClearCase, 245CVS, 245Git, 245

branches, 246–247commits, 246installation, 247–248

Mercurial, 245SourceSafe, 245SVN source control, 245

SourceSafe, 245src/main folder, 30src/test and scr/androidTest folder, 30strings.xml tools, 368strings.xml tools plugin, 368Structure window, 97superclassesBroadcastReceiver, 87extracting, 111

surrounding templates, 106–107SVN source control, 245

420

System Analyzer – threading

System Analyzer (Intel GPA), 381system requirements

GPU support, 2Linux, 2Mac OS X, 2RAM, 2Windows, 1–2

TTabbed Activity, 64–69Table layout, 117Teapot NDK sample application, 321templates. See also Live Templates

activitiesadding to projects, 58blank activities, 59–62

Android TV, 174Code menu, 88Empty Activity, 50, 58services, 69–72surrounding, 106–107

Terminal tool, 100testing

binary calculator example, 226–227BinaryFragment class, 229Calculator class, 229–230CalculatorFragment class, 228DecimalFragment class, 228integration tests, 232–233

Calculator class, 233–234History class, 233History mock implementation, 234–

235performance testing, 241–242

task, 242–244UI tests, 235–240unit tests

Calculator class, 230CalculatorTest class, 230–232

themes, layouts, 122–123third-party tools

IntelC++ Compiler (ICC), 377–378Context Sensing SDK, 384–387GPA, 381–382INDE (Integrated Native Developer

Experience), 382Integrated Performance Primitives

(Intel IPP), 378–379Multi-OS Engine, 382–384System Studio, 374–377Tamper Protection Toolkit, 382Thread Building Blocks (Intel TBB),

379VTune Amplifi er, 379–381

NVIDIA CodeWorks, 401–404plugins

ADB WIFI, 366Android Drawable Importer, 366–367Android Holo Colors, 368Android Parcelable Code Generator,

368Genymotion, 371–373jimu Mirror, 370–371Key Prompter, 370strings.xml tools, 368

Qualcomm, 387Adreno GPU, 388–389Adreno Profi le for GPU, 399–400AllPlay Click SDK, 397–399FastCV Computer Vision SDK, 389–

393profi lers, 399–401Snapdragon LLVM Compiler for

Android, 388Snapdragon Profi le for CPU, 399–401Snapdragon SDK for Android,

393–396threading, IntelliJ, 341

421

Tool Windows option – Unicode conversion plugin

Tool Windows optionAndroid Model, 92Android Monitor, 92Build Variants, 92Capture Analysis, 92Capture Tool, 92Captures, 92Debug, 92Designer, 92Event Log, 92Favorites, 92Gradle, 92Gradle Console, 92Maven Projects, 92Messages, 92Palette, 92Project, 92Run, 92Structure, 92Terminal, 92TODO, 92Version Control, 92

tools, 92–93Android Model view, 97–98Android Monitor, 96–97available, 93Debug window, 99–100Event Logs, 100Favorites, 96Gradle, 98Gradle Console, 98Messages, 93–94Project, 94–95Run window, 98–99Structure window, 97Terminal, 100

Tools menu, 82Translation Editor, 131–133tutorial applications, 162

UUbuntu, Jenkins and, 283–284UI (user interface), 115

activities, associations, 133–134asset management, 134–141color resources, 130dimen resources, 129drawables, 130layouts, 115

Design mode, 118–120Frame, 116–117Grid, 117Linear, 116new fi le, 116–118Palette tool, 123Palette view, 120previewing, 120, 121–122Relative, 116rendering options, 120–121Table, 117Text mode, 118–119themes, 122–123views and, 115widgets, 124–126widgets and, 115, 116XML and, 116

strings, 127styles, 127–129tests, 235–240

ApplicationTest, 237Translation Editor, 131–133View class, 115views, 115widgets, 115

Java and, 310XML fi les, 115

Unicode conversion plugin, 332, 352–353IntelliJ, 344–345

422

unit tests – windows

unit tests, 230–232Universal Music Player, debugging, 198–206user-defi ned activities, 58

Vvariables, extracting, 111VCS (Version Control System), 90VCS menu, 82, 90Vector Asset Studio, 140–141version control, 245, 261

distributed version control, 246listing systems, 261–262

VFS (Virtual File System), IntelliJ, 342video, assets, 75–76View class, 115View menu, 82, 86views

Hierarchy View (Device Monitor), 220–221virtual devices, previewing, 121, 122

virtual devicesconfi guration, 38, 39creating, 36–40list, 40TV, 174views, previewing, 121, 122Wear, 170–173

VirtualFileListener interface (IntelliJ)implementation, 345–346void beforeContentsChange event, 343void beforeFileDeletion event, 344void beforeFileMovement event, 344void beforePropertyChange event, 343void contentsChanged event, 343void fileCopied event, 344void fileCreated event, 343void fileDeleted event, 344void fileMoved event, 344void propertyChanged event, 343

WWAR fi les, Jenkins, 283Watches window, 205Wear Activities, 53Welcome screen, sample project, 22widgets, 116

Java and, 310View class and, 115

Window menu, 82, 90Windows

Git, installation, 247Java installation, 3–4

environment paths, 6–7installation setup window, 5setup wizard, 5

system requirements, 1–2windows

Asset Studio, 135Additional Padding, 137Asset Type, 136Background Color, 138Foreground, 136Foreground Scaling, 138Image File, 137Resource Name, 139Shape, 138

Debug, 99–100Close, 201Drop Frame, 202Evaluate Expression, 202–204Force Step Into, 202Frames, 204Help, 201Mute Breakpoints, 200Pause, 200Pin Tab, 201Restore Layout, 201Resume, 200

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Windows 10 – XML

Run to Cursor, 202Settings, 201Show Execution Point, 201Step Into, 202Step Out, 202Step Over, 201Stop, 200Variables, 204View Breakpoints, 200Watches, 204–205

Project Structure, 84, 85Android NDK installation, 312–313build confi gurations, 163removing modules, 192–193

Windows 10Android NDK installation, 312–313Android Studio installation, 10–12environment paths, 6–7

wireless debugging, 197–198

X-Y -ZXML (eXtensible Markup Language)

Android Library module and, 164,166–167

fi les, 76user interfaces and, 115

layouts, 116