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Merge branch 'fixdoc' of https://github.com/dekoza/pyjnius into dekoza-fixdoc 

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jnius.so
.*.swp
*.class
.idea

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The `DisplayMetrics
<http://developer.android.com/reference/android/util/DisplayMetrics.html>`_ contain multiple field that can return lot of information about the device screen::
<http://developer.android.com/reference/android/util/DisplayMetrics.html>`_ contains multiple fields that can return a lot of information about the device's screen::
from jnius.reflect import autoclass
DisplayMetrics = autoclass('android.util.DisplayMetrics')
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This example will show how to start a new Intent. Be careful, some Intent
require you to setup some part in the `AndroidManifest.xml`, and have some
action done within your own Activity. This is out of the scope of Pyjnius, but
require you to setup some parts in the `AndroidManifest.xml`, and have some
actions done within your own Activity. This is out of the scope of Pyjnius, but
we'll show you what is the best approach for playing with it.
On Python-for-android project, you can access to the default `PythonActivity`.

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Quickstart
==========
Eager to get started? This page give a good introduction to Pyjnius. It assumes
Eager to get started? This page will give you a good introduction to Pyjnius. It assumes
you have already Pyjnius installed. If you do not, head over the
:ref:`installation` section.
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print stack.pop() # --> 'hello'
Just save it as `test.py` (or something similar) and run it with your Python
interpreter. Make sure to not call your application `jnius.py` because it would
interpreter. Make sure not to call your application `jnius.py` because it would
conflict with Pyjnius itself::
$ python test.py
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Automatic recursive inspection
------------------------------
Pyjnius use Java reflection to give you a new autoclass() if the return type is
Pyjnius uses Java reflection to give you a new autoclass() if the return type is
not a native type. Let's see this example::
System = autoclass('java.io.System')
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>>> System.out.println
<jnius.JavaMethodMultiple object at 0x236adb8>
The recursive reflection always give you an appropriate object that reflect the
The recursive reflection always gives you an appropriate object that reflects the
returned Java object.

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Java wrapper
============
With this module, you can create Python class that reflect a Java class, and use
With this module, you can create Python class that reflects a Java class, and use
it directly in Python.
Example with static method