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a little confusing at first, but it s necessary because of the underlying structure of the Microchip PIC microprocessor on which the 08M2 is based As you can see in Figure 1-1, many of the 08M2 s I/O pins have multiple functions We ll get into the details as the need arises; right now, I just want to mention that the function listed closest to each pin is always that pin s default function In other words, when a chip is first powered up, each I/O pin is configured to implement the function that is adjacent to it, as shown in Figure 1-1 Any pin that can be either an input or an output always starts up as an input This is a safety precaution that prevents the activation of any peripheral devices until your program is properly configured If you have any previous experience with microcontrollers, you will notice the absence of dedicated crystal or resonator pins in Figure 1-1 Part of the simplicity of the 08M2 is its internal 4MHz resonator (which can also be switched to 8, 16, or 32MHz by your program) The internal resonator is not as accurate as the external one found on many of the larger PICAXE processors, but it s accurate enough for the vast majority of 08M2 projects If greater accuracy is needed, there s a BASIC command (calibfreq) that allows you to fine-tune the 08M2 s operating frequency Of course, you would need a frequency counter or oscilloscope to make the necessary adjustments

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The familiar Intent class is used in triggering BroadcastReceivers. The parameters will differ, depending on whether you re starting an Activity, a Service, or a BroadcastReceiver, but it s the same Intent class that s used throughout the Android platform. A BroadcastReceiver implements the abstract method onReceive to process incoming Intents. The arguments to the method are a Context and an Intent. The method returns void, but a handful of methods are useful for passing back results, including setResult, which passes back to the invoker an integer return code, a String return value, and a Bundle value, which can contain any number of objects. The following listing is an example of a BroadcastReceiver triggering upon receipt of an incoming text message.

Next an if else pair of tests checks whether, if added together, the current line length, $len, plus the current word length, $wlen, would be less than the required width, $width If so, then the word is appended to $wrapped, followed by a space, and then $len is updated accordingly If adding the word to the current line would have made it too long, then the else part of the test is executed Here any space character previously added to $wrapped is now unnecessary and is removed by a quick call to rtrim(), which removes whitespace from a string s tail Then, a <br /> tag followed by a newline character (to help make viewing the page source clearer) and a space are appended to $wrapped, followed by $word (which is now on a new line) The <br /> is used because a \n does not add a line break to HTML output The value of $len is then updated to reflect this Once the inner loop has completed executing, rtrim() is again called to remove any extra space added But it isn t needed now, so a <br /> tag and newline are appended to $wrapped to signify reaching the end of a paragraph Once the outer loop has also completed, the text has been fully processed and so the value in $wrapped is returned to the calling code

< xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" > <LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:orientation="vertical" android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent" Add > VideoView widget <VideoView android:id="@+id/video" android:layout_width="320px" android:layout_height="240px" />/ </LinearLayout>

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All we ve done in this listing is add the VideoView widget B. The VideoView provides a UI widget with stop, play, advance, rewind, and other buttons, making it unnecessary to add your own. Next, we need to write a class to play the video, which is shown in the following listing.

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public class SimpleVideo extends Activity { private VideoView myVideo; private MediaController mc;