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na...@google.com <na...@google.com> #2
To make life even more bizarre, I ran into another situation where camera.open()
worked in the sense that it didn't hang as in the previous example, but a following
camera.setParameters() did hang:
Log.i("OIC", "JUNKcam5");
try { camera.setParameters(parameters); }
catch (Exception e) { Log.e("OIC", e.getMessage(), e); }
Log.i("OIC", "JUNKcam6");
then only gave as output
JUNKcam5
In this case too, the built-in camera app would just hang with a black screen, and I
had to power off the phone to get back.
Regards
worked in the sense that it didn't hang as in the previous example, but a following
camera.setParameters() did hang:
Log.i("OIC", "JUNKcam5");
try { camera.setParameters(parameters); }
catch (Exception e) { Log.e("OIC", e.getMessage(), e); }
Log.i("OIC", "JUNKcam6");
then only gave as output
JUNKcam5
In this case too, the built-in camera app would just hang with a black screen, and I
had to power off the phone to get back.
Regards
he...@gmail.com <he...@gmail.com> #3
This issue is assigned to an engineer for further evaluation
na...@google.com <na...@google.com>
st...@google.com <st...@google.com> #4
Great. I still regularly run into this problem while developing my camera app, say
once or twice a day. It looks a bit like the camera does not always get released, and
once detached from a given app (when the app crashes or perhaps leaks some context
when it exits normally) no app can connect to it anymore, including my own app. I
still only know of the power cycle to get the camera back.
once or twice a day. It looks a bit like the camera does not always get released, and
once detached from a given app (when the app crashes or perhaps leaks some context
when it exits normally) no app can connect to it anymore, including my own app. I
still only know of the power cycle to get the camera back.
Description
Hi guys,
The StreetviewService getPanoramaByLocation(latlng, radius, cbk) function fails when the 'radius' argument is not an integer...
You can check the following jsfiddle where the issue is obvious :
Probably a '.' encoding issue ? (it appears as '.' in the request URL, not %2E). Anyway, rounding the value is probably enough - but this should not be let to the API user :-)
Thanks !