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The plug-in will then make any required substitutions and return the result, which in the preceding case would be: For your information, as far as I know in my humble opinion this is a cool plug-in Laughing out loud

public class SiteMonitorBootstrap extends BroadcastReceiver { private static final String tag = "SiteMonitorBootstrap"; public static final String ALARM_ACTION = "com.msi.unlockingandroid.sitemonitor.ALARM_ACTION"; private static final long UPDATE_FREQUENCY = (1000 * 60 * 60); // default to one hour @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { String action = intent.getAction(); Log.i(SiteMonitorBootstrap.tag,"onReceive"); if (action.equals(SiteMonitorBootstrap.ALARM_ACTION)) { Log.i(SiteMonitorBootstrap.tag, "Alarm fired -- start the service to perform the updates"); Intent startSvcIntent = new Intent(context,SiteMonitorService.class); startSvcIntent.putExtra("ALARMTRIGGERED", "YES"); context.startService(startSvcIntent); } }

As you may know, a byte consists of 8 bits, while a word consists of 16 bits; therefore, a word is composed of 2 bytes (an upper byte and the lower byte)

public static void setAlarm(Context context) { Get AlarmManager Log.i(SiteMonitorBootstrap.tag,"setAlarm"); reference AlarmManager alarmManager = (AlarmManager)context.getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE); // setup pending intent Intent alarmIntent = new Intent(SiteMonitorBootstrap.ALARM_ACTION); PendingIntent pIntent = PendingIntent.getBroadcast(context, 0, alarmIntent, PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT); // now go ahead and set the alarm

function PIPHP_ReplaceSMSTalk($text) { $sms = array('ABT2', 'about to', 'AFAIC', 'as far as I\'m concerned', 'AFAIK', 'as far as I know', 'AML', 'all my love', 'ATST', 'at the same time', 'AWOL', 'absent without leave', 'AYK', 'as you know', 'AYTMTB', 'and you\'re telling me this because ', 'B4', 'before', 'B4N', 'bye for now', 'BBT', 'be back tomorrow', 'BRB', 'be right back', 'BTW', 'by the way', 'BW', 'best wishes', 'BYKT', 'but you knew that', 'CID', 'consider it done', 'CSL', 'can\'t stop laughing', 'CYL', 'see you later', 'CYT', 'see you tomorrow', 'DGA ', 'don\'t go anywhere', 'DIKU', 'do I know you ', 'DLTM', 'don\'t lie to me', 'FF', 'friends forever', 'FYI', 'for your information', 'GBH', 'great big hug', 'GG', 'good game', 'GL', 'good luck', 'GR8', 'great', 'GTG', 'got to go', 'HAK', 'hugs and kisses', 'ILU', 'I love you', 'IM', 'instant message', 'IMHO', 'in my humble opinion', 'IMO', 'in my opinion', 'IMS', 'I\'m sorry', 'IOH', 'I\'m outta here', 'JK', 'just kidding', 'KISS', 'Keep it simple silly', 'L8R', 'later', 'LOL', 'laughing out loud', 'M8 ', 'mate', 'MSG', 'message', 'N1', 'nice one', 'NE1', 'anyone ', 'NMP', 'not my problem', 'NOYB', 'none of your business',

As you can see, each pair of byte variables can also be used as one word variable If you declare a word variable (eg, symbol myWord w0), make sure you don t also define a byte variable using either one of the two associated bytes (eg, myGoof b1) The compiler won t flag this as an error, but your program is bound to behave unpredictably, because every time you change the value of w0 you are also accidentally changing the value of b1, and vice versa In addition to the word/byte arrangement for the 28 general-purpose variables, there are 32 individually accessible bit variables labeled bit0, bit1, bit2, etc These variables are actually subdivisions of b0 through b3, as follows:

alarmManager.setRepeating(AlarmManager.ELAPSED_REALTIME_WAKEUP, SystemClock.elapsedRealtime() + SiteMonitorBootstrap.UPDATE_FREQUENCY, SiteMonitorBootstrap.UPDATE_FREQUENCY, pIntent); Arm alarm } public static void clearAlarm(Context context) { Log.i(SiteMonitorBootstrap.tag,"clearAlarm"); AlarmManager alarmManager = (AlarmManager)context.getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE); // cancel the pending intent! Intent alarmIntent = new Intent(SiteMonitorBootstrap.ALARM_ACTION); PendingIntent pIntent = PendingIntent.getBroadcast(context, 0, alarmIntent, PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT); alarmManager.cancel(pIntent); } }

'NP', 'no problem', 'OMDB', 'over my dead body', 'OMG', 'oh my gosh', 'ONNA', 'oh no, not again', 'OOTO', 'out of the office', 'OT', 'off topic', 'OTT', 'over the top', 'PLS', 'please', 'PM', 'personal message', 'POOF', 'goodbye', 'QL', 'quit laughing', 'QT', 'cutie', 'RBTL ', 'reading between the lines', 'ROLF', 'rolling on the floor laughing', 'SMEM', 'send me an email', 'SMIM', 'send me an instant message', 'SO', 'significant other', 'SOHF', 'sense of humor failure', 'STR8', 'straight', 'SYS', 'see you soon', 'TAH', 'take a hike', 'TBC', 'to be continued', 'TFH', 'thread from hell', 'TGIF', 'thank goodness it\'s Friday', 'THX', 'thanks', 'TM', 'trust me', 'TOM', 'tomorrow', 'TTG', 'time to go', 'TVM', 'thank you very much', 'VM', 'voice mail', 'WC', 'who cares ', 'WFM', 'Works for me', 'WTG', 'way to go', 'WYP', 'what\'s your problem ', 'WYWH', 'wish you were here', 'XOXO', 'hugs and kisses', 'ZZZ', 'sleeping, bored'); $from1 = array(); $from2 = array(); $to1 = array(); $to2 = array(); for ($j = 0 ; $j < count($sms) ; $j += 2) { $from1[$j] = "/\b$sms[$j]\b/"; $to1[$j] = ucfirst($sms[$j + 1]); $from2[$j] = "/\b$sms[$j]\b/i"; $to2[$j] = $sms[$j + 1]; } $text = preg_replace($from1, $to1, $text); return preg_replace($from2, $to2, $text); }