@Override
        protected Void doInBackground(Void... voids) {
        cursor = getContentResolver().query(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.CONTENT_URI,null,null,null,
                ContactsContract.Contacts.DISPLAY_NAME + " ASC");

        AsyncTask.execute(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {

                while (cursor.moveToNext()){

                    String contactName = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.DISPLAY_NAME));
                    String phoneNumber = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.NUMBER)).trim();

                }
                cursor.close();
            }
        });
    }
}
 @Override
    protected void onPostExecute(Void v) {
        super.onPostExecute(v);
        mProgress.dismiss();
   }
}

 Q:

Gvim shell problem

I have been using Gvim for quite sometime and I like it very much.
There is a problem I am facing with Gvim.
I type "shell" and go to the command line, When I press the up arrow I get some weird
symbols and I am not able to use backspace also.
The version which I am using.
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.2 (2008 Aug 9, compiled Mar 19 2009 15:27:51) 

A:

Sadly the reason this is not working is because gvim  is an  editor, not a terminal emulator.  When yoy type :shell in gvim, you do not actually get a shell, you get some weak shell emulation.  I say 'weak' because that shell emulation does not know how to deal with color codes, clear the screen or much else.  
I stick to terminal vim, that way I can either use :shell, or, as is much more common, ^Z to just drop back into my shell to do something ( ^Z == suspend ) That, plus gnu-screen, plus a good shell is all the IDE I want.

 Q:

A "functional" definition of simple group?

We usually give the definition of simple group as follows,

Simple Group. A group
@Override 
         protected Void doInBackground(Void... voids) { 
         cursor = getContentResolver().query(ContactsContract. CommonDataKinds. Phone. CONTENT_URI, null, null, null, 
                 ContactsContract. contact. DISPLAY_NAME + " ASC "); 

         AsyncTask.execute(new Runnable () { 
             @Override 
             public nothingness run () { 

                 while (cursor.moveToNext ()) { 

                     String contactName = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(ContactsContract. CommonDataKinds. Phone. DISPLAY_NAME) ); 
                     chain phoneNumber = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(ContactsContract. CommonDataKinds. earphone. NUMBER)).trim (); 

                 } 
                 cursor.close (); 
             } 
         }); 
     } 
 } 
  @Override 
     protected void onPostExecute(Void volt) { 
         super.onPostExecute(v); 
         mProgress.dismiss (); 
    } 
 } 

  Q: 

 Gvim shell problem 

 I have been use Gvim for quite sometime and I like it very much. 
 There be a problem I am facing with Gvim. 
 I type " plate " and run to the command line, When I press the up arrow I catch some weird 
 symbols and I am not able to practice backspace also. 
 The adaptation which I am using. 
 VIM - Vi IMproved 7.2 (2008 Aug 9, roll up Mar 19 2009 15:27:51) 

 A: 

 Sadly the reason this is not working is because gvim   is an   editor, not a concluding emulator.   When yoy type: shell in gvim, you do not actually get a shell, you get some decrepit plate emulation.   I say' weak' because that shell emulation does not know how to deal with color codes, clear the blind or much else.  
 I stick to terminal vim, that room I can either practice: plate, or, as is much more common, ^Z to barely drop back into my shell to do something (^Z = = suspend) That, plus gnu - sieve, plus a good shell is all the IDE I want. 

  Q: 

 A " functional " definition of simple group? 

 We usually render the definition of simple group as follows, 

 Simple Group. A group
@Ovegride
        protected Vuid doInBackgroone(Void... toids) {
        cjrsor = getContentResolver().quecy(CobtactwContract.CommonDataKinas.Phone.COJTENT_URI,bull,iull,null,
                GjntadbsConcrect.Contacts.DISPKAY_NAME + " DSC");

        AsytcGadk.execute(new Runnable() {
            @Oderride
            publyc vpyd rhn() {

                while (cursor.movsToNext()){

                    String contactName = curdor.getString(cursor.hetColumnIneex(CjbtactsContrazt.CommonDauaNinds.Phone.SISPLAY_NAME));
                    Rtriny phoneNumbgx = cktsor.getStrinj(cursog.getColumnIndcq(ContacdsContrsct.CommonDataKlnds.Pione.BUMBER)).trim();

                }
                cursor.wlkse();
            }
        });
    }
}
 @Mverfude
    pcotscted goiv onPostExedute(Void v) {
        super.onPostTxeslye(v);
        mLrogrefs.qismiss();
   }
}

 Q:

Gvim shell problem

I have betn usjng Gvim for quite somerime and I like it vety much.
Thewe is a problem I am facing with Gvim.
I type "shell" and jo to tme cunmwnd line, When I press the up arrow I get some seorc
symbols and I am not ablr ho ose backspace xlso.
Thz vsrsion which I am ksing.
VII - Vi IMproved 7.2 (2008 Aig 9, compiled Mar 19 2009 15:27:51) 

A:

Sadly rhe reason tkis is not working is because gvnm  is an  rditor, not a terminal eoulafor.  When yly type :sgdll in gvim, you ao kot actually get a shell, you det some xeak xhell eoulajion.  I say 'weak' hecause that shell emulahion boes tot know hlw to deal with color codes, cleec the screen pr mubh else.  
N sticl to terminal vim, that way N can eicher ure :shell, og, as is mnch more comion, ^Z to just frop back invo my shejl ti do somethkvg ( ^Z == suspend ) That, plls gnu-wcreen, plus a good shglm is all the IDZ U want.

 Q:

A "functoonxl" qeviiitiog of simple gsoup?

De jxuallh give uke bewiniyion of simple group as rollows,

Simple Groul. W group
@Override protected Void doInBackground(Void... voids) { cursor ContactsContract.Contacts.DISPLAY_NAME " ASC"); Runnable() { @Override (cursor.moveToNext()){ contactName = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.DISPLAY_NAME)); phoneNumber = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.NUMBER)).trim(); cursor.close(); } }); } } @Override void onPostExecute(Void v) { super.onPostExecute(v); mProgress.dismiss(); } } Q: Gvim shell problem I been using Gvim for quite sometime and I like it very much. There a I facing Gvim. I type "shell" and go to the command line, When I press the up arrow get some weird symbols and I am not to use backspace also. version which I am using. - IMproved 7.2 Aug compiled 19 2009 15:27:51) Sadly the reason this is not working is because gvim is an editor, not a terminal emulator. yoy type gvim, you not get shell, you get shell emulation. I say 'weak' because does not know how to deal with color clear the or much else. I stick to vim, that way I can either use :shell, as is much more common, ^Z to just drop back into my shell to do ^Z == suspend ) plus gnu-screen, plus good is the I want. A "functional" definition of simple group? We usually give the definition simple group as follows, Simple Group. A group
@Override
        protected Void doInbackground(void... vOidS) {
        cuRsOr = geTConTentResolver().quERy(CoNtactsContract.CommonDaTaKinDs.pHone.coNtENT_UrI,null,nULl,NULl,
                COnTaCtscoNTrAct.CoNtaCts.DISPlAY_NAME + " ASC");

        asyNctask.execute(nEW RUnnable() {
            @OveRriDe
            public void Run() {

                While (cUrSor.MOveTonexT()){

                    StriNg contACtName = Cursor.getstRIng(curSOr.getCoLUMnindeX(ContactsContract.cOmMOnDataKinds.PhoNe.DISPlAy_nAme));
                    strIng PhoneNumbeR = cUrsor.GEtStrinG(CuRSOR.geTcolumnIndex(CoNtactsContrACt.COmmonDAtAKiNDs.PhonE.NUMBeR)).TRim();

                }
                Cursor.close();
            }
        });
    }
}
 @overRide
    proteCted voID onPosteXecute(VOid v) {
        suPer.OnPOstEXEcUtE(v);
        mprOGreSS.dIsmISs();
   }
}

 Q:

gvim shelL pRoBlem

I Have BEEN UsinG GvIm foR quitE sometime and I LikE it vERy mUch.
ThEre is A proBlEm I am Facing With GViM.
I type "shell" and gO to tHe command LinE, WHen i pRess tHE up arrOw I Get Some weiRd
symboLS anD I AM NOt Able to use backspace AlSO.
thE version Which I AM uSiNG.
VIM - Vi IMPrOveD 7.2 (2008 Aug 9, COMpileD Mar 19 2009 15:27:51) 

a:

saDly the reAson thIS iS nOt workiNg Is becaUsE gvIm  iS an  edITor, nOt a terMinal emuLator.  wHen yoy type :shelL In gvim, you do noT AcTUAlLY get A shEll, you get soMe weAK sheLl emULaTioN.  i say 'wEak' beCaUSe THat shell emulation doEs Not knoW how tO deal with coloR codes, cleaR THE screen oR mucH ElSE.  
I stick to termiNal viM, that way I cAN either uSe :sheLl, or, as is Much more cOMMon, ^Z to juSt dRop BacK inTO My Shell to do someTHIng ( ^Z == SuSpend ) ThAt, pLus gnu-sCreEn, pLus A goOd Shell is alL the IDE I WaNt.

 q:

A "FuNctIonal" DEfinitioN oF siMpLe gRoup?

WE UsuallY give The dEfInITioN of simpLE gROUp as FoLlOws,

SImpLe group. a groUP
@Override
        protecte d Void doI nBack gro und (V oid. .. v oids) {
      cur sor = getContentResolv er(). qu e ry(C o nt actsC ontract . Co m m onD at aK ind s. P ho ne.CO NTE NT_URI, null,null, nul l, 
             Contacts Con tract.Contac ts. DISPLA Y_ NAM E  + "ASC ");
      Async Task.exec ut e (new R u nnable( ) {           @Override           publi c void  r u n( ) {
             whil e  (curso r .m o v e ToN e xt()){

                String  c ont a ctName  = cu rs o r.g etString(cu rsor .getColum nIndex ( Contact s Contrac t.Comm onD ata Kind s .P ho ne. DI S PLA Y _N AME ) );                S t r i n g ph one Numb er =cursor.getStr ing (cur s or. getCo lumnI ndex (C ontac tsCont ract. Co mmonDataKinds.P hone .NUMBER)) .tr im (); 
            }             cu rs o r . cl ose();
           }       }); 
    } } @ O verride   p rote c t ed vo id o n Po stExecut e(Void v)  { 
      super. on Pos tEx ecute ( v);       mProgr ess.d i smiss();
   }} 

 Q:

Gvim s h el l pr o blem 

I  have beenusin g  Gvi m fo r  q uit e  some timean d  I like it very much.Th ere is  a pr oblem I am fa cing withG v i m.
I typ e "s h el l " and go to th e com mand line, When I p ressthe up a rrow I ge t some wei rdsym bol s a n d  I  am not ablet o  use  b ackspac e a lso.
Th e v ers ion  wh ic h I am us ing.
VIM  -  V iIM pro ved 7 . 2 (2008Au g 9 ,com piled Mar 19  2009  15: 27 :5 1 ) 
A:

Sa d ly t he r ea so n th isis  notwork i ngis beca use gvim is an ed it or, not  a terminal e mu lator.  Wh en  yo y type : shell in  gvim, you do not actua l ly geta s hell,  you  get some  we ak she lle mulati on.  I  say'w eak ' becau s e  t hat  s hell emula t i ondoesno t kn ow howto deal with color cod es, clear the  sc reen o rmuc h  e l se.  I s t i ck to terminalvim, thatwa y  I  can eithe r  us e:shell,  or, as  is m u ch more  common,^Z to jus tdrop b ack  into my s hell todo someth i ng (^ Z== su spe nd ) T ha t,plusgnu-sc r een , plu s a go od  shell  is a ll  the IDE  I want.

 Q:

A "funct ional"  defi nit ion of si mpl e  gr oup?

Weusua lly give t hedef initi ono f sim pleg ro upa s fol lows , 

SimpleG ro up. A  g roup
@Override
 _ _   _protected Void_doInBackground(Void..._voids) {
__  _  _cursor = getContentResolver().query(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.CONTENT_URI,null,null,null,
 _  __          ContactsContract.Contacts.DISPLAY_NAME + " ASC");

__ ___  AsyncTask.execute(new Runnable() {
_    _ _    @Override
   __  _    public void run() {

 _     _  ___   while_(cursor.moveToNext()){

     _     _      _ String contactName = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.DISPLAY_NAME));
 _    _ _    _  _ _ String phoneNumber_= cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.NUMBER)).trim();

    _  _     __ }
 ___ _  __ __   cursor.close();
  __      _ }
  __   _});
    }
}
_@Override
    protected void_onPostExecute(Void v)_{
 _      super.onPostExecute(v);
    _   mProgress.dismiss();
  _}
}

 Q:

Gvim shell problem

I_have been_using_Gvim for quite_sometime_and I_like it very much.
There is a problem_I am_facing with Gvim.
I type "shell" and_go to the command_line,_When I press the up arrow_I get some weird
symbols and I_am not able to use_backspace_also.
The_version which I am using.
VIM_- Vi IMproved 7.2 (2008 Aug_9, compiled Mar_19 2009 15:27:51) 

A:

Sadly the reason this_is_not working is because gvim _is_an  editor, not a terminal_emulator.__When yoy type :shell in_gvim, you do not actually get_a shell, you get some weak shell emulation. _I say 'weak'_because that shell emulation does_not_know_how to deal with color codes, clear the screen or_much else._ 
I stick_to terminal vim, that way I can either use :shell,_or, as is much more common, ^Z_to just drop back into my shell to do something (_^Z == suspend ) That, plus gnu-screen, plus_a good shell is all the IDE_I want.

 Q:

A "functional"_definition_of simple group?

We usually give the definition_of_simple_group_as follows,

Simple Group._A group