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. . . Class declaration and Instance variables omitted for brevity @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.main); input = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.input); output = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.output); button = (Button) findViewById(R.id.geocode_button); isAddress = (CheckBox) findViewById(R.id.checkbox_address); button.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() { public void onClick(final View v) { output.setText(performGeocode( input.getText().toString(), isAddress.isChecked())); } }); } private String performGeocode(String in, boolean isAddr) { String result = "Unable to Geocode - " + in; Instantiate Geocoder if (input != null) { with Context Geocoder geocoder = new Geocoder(this); if (isAddr) { try { Get Address from List<Address> addresses = location name geocoder.getFromLocationName(in, 1); if (addresses != null) { result = addresses.get(0).toString(); }

} catch (IOException e) { Log.e("GeocodExample", "Error", e); } } else { try { String[] coords = in.split(","); if ((coords != null) && (coords.length == 2)) { List<Address> addresses = geocoder.getFromLocation( Double.parseDouble(coords[0]), Get Address from Double.parseDouble(coords[1]), coordinates 1); result = addresses.get(0).toString(); } } catch (IOException e) { Log.e("GeocodExample", "Error", e); } }

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$context = stream_context_create(array('http' => array('timeout' => $timeout))); for ($j = 0 ; $j < count($urls); $j++) { if (!in_array($urls[$j], $checked)) { $checked[] = $urls[$j]; // Uncomment the following line to view progress // echo " $urls[$j]<br />\n"; ob_flush(); flush(); if (!@file_get_contents($urls[$j], 0, $context, 0, 256)) $failed[$fail++] = $urls[$j]; } } return array($fail, $failed); }

} return result; }

When you need to know the contents of a directory on your server for example, because you support file uploads and need to keep tabs on them this plug-in returns all the filenames using a single function call Figure 5-4 shows the plug-in in action

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You create a Geocoder by constructing it with the Context of your application B. You then use a Geocoder to either convert String instances that represent place names into Address objects with the getFromLocationName method C or convert latitude and longitude coordinates into Address objects with the getFromLocation method D. Figure 11.8 shows our GeocoderExample in use. In this case we ve converted a String describing Wrigley Field in Chicago into an Address object containing latitude and longitude coordinates. Geocoder provides many useful features. For instance, if you have data that includes address string portions, or only place descriptions, you can easily convert them into latitude and longitude numbers for use with GeoPoint and Overlay to place them on the user s map. As of this writing, the AVD for API level 8 (the OS 2.2 emulator) doesn t

FIGURE 5-4 Using the Directory List plug-in under Windows to return the contents of Zend Server CE s document root

properly support the geocoder. Attempts to look up an address will result in a Service not Available exception. Geocoding does work properly on OS 2.2 devices. To work around this problem during development, you can use API level 7 for building and testing your app on the emulator. Geocoding concludes our look at the powerful location- and mapping-related components of the Android platform.

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Figure 11.8 Geocoder example turning a String into an Address object that provides latitude and longitude coordinates

This plug-in takes the location of a directory on your server and returns all the files within it in an array Upon success, it returns a four-element array, the first of which is the number of directories found The second is the number of files found, the third is an array of directory names, and the fourth is an array of file names On failure, it returns a single-element array with the value FALSE It requires this argument: $path The path of a directory on the server

11.5 Summary

$files $dirs $fnum $dnum $dh $item Array containing the files encountered Array containing the directories encountered Integer containing the number of files Integer containing the number of directories Handle to identify the directory String containing each encountered item in turn