Android Application Development Tutorial - 67 - Setting up a SurfaceView class

[AlexFCE]

You must specify all the classes that extends into a Activity so you can use them. Classes like MyBringBack in this examples are used to simplify some part of the code so you can read it and work with it in a more efficient way.

[AbhiramRavi]

"Its a little bit more basic and all that good stuff" :D you always keep me lol-ing!

[DSAShots]

do we need specify all classes in manifest file or we can avoid some such as MyBringBack classses etc ?

[Sartheris]

instead of everytime making an empty class manually, select your project, and up in left of the Eclipse window, there is a "New", from there select Android Activity, and there select Blank Activity (in case you know what you are doing, you can choose one of the others).
This way it creates it faster, with the Activity already exteneded AND registered in the manifest

[david]

Because GFXSurface extends the Activity class be sure to add an activity to the AndroidManifest.xml file and then go to the Menu.java class and add the "GFXSurface" as the last item in the classes array that was defined as a String array. This will add it to the menu after the splash screen. You'll need this to run the project in Tutorial

[marto]

Hi I added the class in the Menu.java and the activity to the Manifest.xml but when i run the app it stays on white screen. Please help.

[psyhest]

Why do you make same tutorials under 3 different projects ? This is really confusing :S

[Nickpesce]

did anyone else find that ending very abrupt?

[nicestorybro]

Yeah, I thought YouTube had stopped downloading the video.

[TheGamingBigT]

He reads books and I think messes around allot using the Android documentation...

[ONeal]

Love the videos! Press 'Like' everyTIME. And try to comment, cause VIDEOS R HAVING LESS AND LESS COMMENTS :C

[cellfreezer]

dafuq? why is there only 5 comments on this vid? =.=