Hi,
I've tried a few things but seem to be falling flat on my face so thought I'd ask for the help of someone with better skills than me!
I'm trying to remove the qaps around the quick toggles and have tried a few things:
Under Dimens in Systemui theres:
<dimen name="quick_settings_cell_gap">4.0dip</dimen>
Bingo!? No... it doesn't make a difference! Well, it didn't when I set it to 0.0
Also, my other idea if you can't remove the gap is to apply a black solid background to the whole of the tile area, I tried adding a black solid background into a few XML's but it made no difference, i.e. super_status_bar.
The idea is I'm going to make my notification bar transparent and I don't like how the transparency can be seen on the quick settings screen, so I want to remove the gap or place all the tiles into a black layout.
Any help or pointers would be appreciated!
EDIT: Within Quick_Settings.xml I've also tried: But it didn't work (in red)
<com.android.systemui.statusbar.phone.QuickSettingsContainerView android:id="@id/quick_settings_container" android:background="#ff000000" android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:animateLayoutChanges="true" android:columnCount="@integer/quick_settings_num_columns" />
i am NOT sure how much gap you want to remove, but if you like mine i can give you the instruction
NO flashing required its just simple editing in System files
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Muhammad.Muayad said:
i am NOT sure how much gap you want to remove, but if you like mine i can give you the instruction
NO flashing required its just simple editing in System files
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Thanks for your offer to help. The bottom one looks like mine does now with the gap around the toggles that I'm trying to remove. its the blackness around the toggles i either want the toggles to be next to each other with no gap or the toggles sit on a black layout so the bar when transparent doesn't come through the toggles.
Maybe HTC hard coded in the border cos I would have thought the xml edit for tile gap is the right thing so I might look at aosp to see if that tag exists and I can trace back to see if HTC removed it somewhere.
nickabbott said:
Thanks for your offer to help. The bottom one looks like mine does now with the gap around the toggles that I'm trying to remove. its the blackness around the toggles i either want the toggles to be next to each other with no gap or the toggles sit on a black layout so the bar when transparent doesn't come through the toggles.
Maybe HTC hard coded in the border cos I would have thought the xml edit for tile gap is the right thing so I might look at aosp to see if that tag exists and I can trace back to see if HTC removed it somewhere.
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or we can replace the .PNG with a bigger one and hopefully get a bigger button
you can even take a look at TrickDroid ROM it has a different kind of toggles, (Without waste of space)
I've been doing some more digging and have been looking at the following:
https://android.googlesource.com/pl...atusbar/phone/QuickSettingsContainerView.java
This defines the number of columns and the gap around the tiles, however, the variable quick_settings_cell_gap is defined in dimens under values but I don't think it's used anywhere by htc. The ID for quick_settings_cell_gap is 0x7f0d003f when decompiling renovate 4.1 and that ID is not used at all.
So, I'm thinking HTC have hard coded it into QuickSettingsContainerView.java but my smali is bad! So I'm either going to need a crash course (self taught!) or hopefully someone here can help me please! The variable quick_settings_num_columns is defined as const v1, 0x7f0c0009 in smali and there's one other smali variable which is const v1, 0x205000c and I'm guessing this is the float value which is 4.0dip.
So, how can I modify this to be 0.0dip please?!
Maybe I'm completely off base but I'll keep working on it until I get slapped from the girlfriend! :highfive:
nickabbott said:
I've been doing some more digging and have been looking at the following:
https://android.googlesource.com/pl...atusbar/phone/QuickSettingsContainerView.java
This defines the number of columns and the gap around the tiles, however, the variable quick_settings_cell_gap is defined in dimens under values but I don't think it's used anywhere by htc. The ID for quick_settings_cell_gap is 0x7f0d003f when decompiling renovate 4.1 and that ID is not used at all.
So, I'm thinking HTC have hard coded it into QuickSettingsContainerView.java but my smali is bad! So I'm either going to need a crash course (self taught!) or hopefully someone here can help me please! The variable quick_settings_num_columns is defined as const v1, 0x7f0c0009 in smali and there's one other smali variable which is const v1, 0x205000c and I'm guessing this is the float value which is 4.0dip.
So, how can I modify this to be 0.0dip please?!
Maybe I'm completely off base but I'll keep working on it until I get slapped from the girlfriend! :highfive:
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SORTED! :laugh:
All I had to do was alter the const v1, 0x205000c to a variable that WAS 0.0dip and recompile and it's removed the gaps.
EDIT: After all that I'm not sure I like it with NO gaps, so maybe just 1.0dip gap not 4.0dip gap! Will see.
UPDATE: My main plan all along was to stop the notification bar coming between the quick toggle tiles (when transparent) and I've managed to do that perfectly I think. Removing the gap and then altering the quick_settings_tile_background from a colour in drawables to a shape xml in drawable has given me the attached screenshots
Job well done I think!
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I wanted sprint clock for my xperia 'cause with my modern phone look flip clock seems boring...
No success in my search, so I started hacking myself using the fabulous 6Fg8's manila mode 9 editor (still work in progress but very usefull)
As my development depends for maximum part on this editor, expect progress when more features become available. Thanks 6Fg8
My goals are:
- integrate the original sprint clock in manilaHD instead of flipclock
- Get rid of top bar (operator logo ecc)
- Shift up all indicators on home to have more room
- Add more appointments / tasks / whatever else to home
Progress:
01/10/09 - Initial release
Status:
- Top bar deleted
- All indicators are shifted up
- Quick & dirty workaround to eliminate 1pixel horizontal line in middle of numbers, still flipclock
Bugs:
- Bottom down arrow too low, have to find how to shift up
- Poor clock animation, no fix until real sprint clock
Screenshot:
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No wishlist for now, as there is enough work to complete
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Promising! I would like a clock without the line, though the animation isn't really a problem to me. Will you be making seperate files? Also, what could cause the animation to slow down? I find that a rather odd side effect for shifting the lower part of the clock for 1px.
script are embedded in manila m9 file and also are stored in a separate lua file... Both are unknown and the clock animation can't be fixed for now.
Multiple file for what? All these changes are stored in only 1 manila file, once all has discovered I will make different file for different layput
Penguin Background and Font
Can you please post your Penguin Background for download.
Aslo, what font did you use and how did you change it?
Thanks,
for font http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=459695&highlight=font
the font is "EF digital sans", the sony ericsson one you will find it in ref thread
here is the background
Thank You
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for font http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=459695&highlight=font
the font is "EF digital sans", the sony ericsson one you will find it in ref thread
here is the background
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Guap,
Thank you vey much, it is greatly appreciated.
simple and elegant, nice font by the way. I wouldn't mind trying this.
I actually don't mind the flip clock panels, it would actually look quite nice on your theme but in the sony ericsson green but in kinda glossy style.
regardless, looks good so far.
nice!!
next rel.?
waiting new editor, for nex step hex editing is too complicated to make by hand
Nice. I´m happy that somebody removed that ugly 1pixel horizontal line in middle of numbers.
I will realy appreciate if you can post the manila file with only this modification. Only with the removed 1pixel horizontal line.
I deleted that file as it was a very brutal quick&dirty workaround. anyway now shouldn't be complicated to do with m9editor, just shift up or down by 1 pixel the "clock3d" group
working for next release, but as far as I go deep in manila I discover what kind of mess it is
That looks really nice.
nice work, looks good
So, what's the status on this ambitious project?
stopped due inability to decrypt some lua scripts. Need to wait our developers for even more powerful editors
Heh. And then there's always the Manila2 issue!
lol, spoken too early I did it
move all discussion to 1 thread here -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=3285264#post3285264
I'm working on my first theme but I'm having issues figuring out why I cant change some notifications to match the status bar. Any help would be highly appreciated.
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I have no idea, but you can try to just strip the background away and leave it transparent an make sure your custom icons are Centered correctly. I haven't had the problem you're having but in theory the transparent method might work.
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I have no idea, but you can try to just strip the background away and leave it transparent an make sure your custom icons are Centered correctly. I haven't had the problem you're having but in theory the transparent method might work.
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this
if you just make the icon bg's transparent then they will still look fine if you change your notibar color (unless u change it to white )
OR
you could open up one of the icons that does match the notibar and copy/paste that gradient to the one you need to fix
also, I don't know if this would create a problem but I always make sure to save icons and such as "save for web and mobile devices" in photoshop
Kshawn said:
I have no idea, but you can try to just strip the background away and leave it transparent an make sure your custom icons are Centered correctly. I haven't had the problem you're having but in theory the transparent method might work.
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Thank you for you reply, it makes perfect sense. I have no idea why I didnt think of that.
nebenezer said:
this
if you just make the icon bg's transparent then they will still look fine if you change your notibar color (unless u change it to white )
OR
you could open up one of the icons that does match the notibar and copy/paste that gradient to the one you need to fix
also, I don't know if this would create a problem but I always make sure to save icons and such as "save for web and mobile devices" in photoshop
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I did try to copy onto a gradient icon that did work. For some reason it still came out wrong as you see on the image.
"save for web and mobile devices" would this help with image size? Currently they are coming out nearly triple of stock. example stock icon=1.31kb modded icon=3.97. I'm sure stripping the gradient will help but is still huge compared to stock.
bizz3d said:
Thank you for you reply, it makes perfect sense. I have no idea why I didnt think of that.
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i use cs5 fireworks for editing all pngs and no change for editing .9's. like neb said you can either find each add'l file and redo filter repeatedly through all the bg's or you can just make them transparent like neb said. He knows what hes talking about.....i know darch needs an evo too neb, but what about yours?
MagnusRagnarok said:
i know darch needs an evo too neb, but what about yours?
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I'm loving it!!!
This thing is frakin amazing!!
Ok so I took out everything except for what I needed. No gradient nothing else left but the white notification icon. Then exported it with "save for web & devices" (this helped on file size thanks) Now what its doing is, icon appears correctly when its slide down into position, but then the icon stock background color gets added on (wrong gradient). Its so quick but I can see it happening.
On the plus side some did change like all battery icons and wifi, but the rest seem to be doing what I explained above very frustrating. Ive attached one of the icon's that I'm working on if anybody whats to help me out.
Rom Fresh 0.3 if that helps any.
Hello,
Apologies if this is not the right section to post this query in (I'm not sure if I shouldn't be posting in the 'Desire Theme and Apps' section). In any case, I hope to get some useful tips from the very helpful and talented modders on this forum. So, here goes...
I am currently trying to skin the HTC Sense Launcher (Rosie) and I wanted to change the animation of the 'current screen indicator' (that's just a term I made up; I mean the little bar that floats above the launcher's main panel telling you which screen you're on). Screenshot here to show what I'm talking about:
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Okay, so I already know that I can 'remove' that bar and the path it moves along by modifying two files in Rosie.apk/res/drawable-hdpi-v4. However, my modifications are going to look somewhat like this (you can see that I have removed the dark semi-elliptical background that forms the backdrop of the 'current screen indicator'):
This being the case, I think it would be really nice if I could get the 'current screen indicator' to float in a straight horizontal line above my launcher instead of the elliptical arc it currently describes. It would be aesthetically pleasing and I wouldn't lose the functionality of the bar.
So, my question is: which xml file do I need to change in order to make this happen?
Here's what I've done so far:
1. I've decompiled Rosie.apk, com.htc.resources.apk, and framework-res.apk and I've scoured the xml files in each of these apk's looking for a reference to common_mainnav_scroller1.png -- the 'current screen indicator's' icon file present in Rosie.apk/res/values/drawable-hdpi-v4 and pointed to in public.xml in the Rosie apk. Needless to say, I found nothing useful. The closest I've come is the layout.xml file in com.htc.resources.apk. But that file talks about the launcher widgets, scrollbar and home screens. Frustratingly, it does not talk about the 'current screen indicator.'
2. I've searched the internet for information. This is one relevant thread that I came up with: Changing the 'Current Screen Bar' in Rosie. However, it does not contain the information I'm looking for. In addition, it's quite an old thread and I'm not sure how many people would look at it. I've made a post there, just in case.
Note: I am not a Java/Android guru by any means but I'm learning as I go along. So, if you have any helpful comments/suggestions, please make them! Even vague pointers would be appreciated as I am willing to poke around on my own and try to find out more.
Thanks.
An answer has been posted on: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8027004&postcount=15. All credit to the original posters.
ikkokusenkin said:
Hello,
Apologies if this is not the right section to post this query in (I'm not sure if I shouldn't be posting in the 'Desire Theme and Apps' section). In any case, I hope to get some useful tips from the very helpful and talented modders on this forum. So, here goes...
I am currently trying to skin the HTC Sense Launcher (Rosie) and I wanted to change the animation of the 'current screen indicator' (that's just a term I made up; I mean the little bar that floats above the launcher's main panel telling you which screen you're on). Screenshot here to show what I'm talking about:
Okay, so I already know that I can 'remove' that bar and the path it moves along by modifying two files in Rosie.apk/res/drawable-hdpi-v4. However, my modifications are going to look somewhat like this (you can see that I have removed the dark semi-elliptical background that forms the backdrop of the 'current screen indicator'):
This being the case, I think it would be really nice if I could get the 'current screen indicator' to float in a straight horizontal line above my launcher instead of the elliptical arc it currently describes. It would be aesthetically pleasing and I wouldn't lose the functionality of the bar.
So, my question is: which xml file do I need to change in order to make this happen?
Here's what I've done so far:
1. I've decompiled Rosie.apk, com.htc.resources.apk, and framework-res.apk and I've scoured the xml files in each of these apk's looking for a reference to common_mainnav_scroller1.png -- the 'current screen indicator's' icon file present in Rosie.apk/res/values/drawable-hdpi-v4 and pointed to in public.xml in the Rosie apk. Needless to say, I found nothing useful. The closest I've come is the layout.xml file in com.htc.resources.apk. But that file talks about the launcher widgets, scrollbar and home screens. Frustratingly, it does not talk about the 'current screen indicator.'
2. I've searched the internet for information. This is one relevant thread that I came up with: Changing the 'Current Screen Bar' in Rosie. However, it does not contain the information I'm looking for. In addition, it's quite an old thread and I'm not sure how many people would look at it. I've made a post there, just in case.
Note: I am not a Java/Android guru by any means but I'm learning as I go along. So, if you have any helpful comments/suggestions, please make them! Even vague pointers would be appreciated as I am willing to poke around on my own and try to find out more.
Thanks.
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Hello,
I've been searching on google for more than a week now and have tried every single guide I've found. They do not work!
Everything is for this CM7 ROM which has nothing to do with CheckRom.
I've decompiled dozens of SystemUI apks and anything that anyone can imagine.
I still can't get a transparent status bar.
Before I start getting the wrong answers I have to tell you that it has nothing to do with ANY png file inside the SystemUI.apk, simply because the status_bar.xml looks like this:
<com.android.systemui.statusbar.StatusBarView androidrientation="vertical" android:background="#ff000000"
They do not use the images but instead hard code it to a solid black color.
Yes, I've tried to change this. It does make a difference and I was able to get a white status bar for example.
I've tried with transparent code like this: @android:color/transparent
It was the closest I got to transparency since I started getting the ghosting effect on the status bar, but still at the very bottom there was a black background, which does not come from the status_bar.xml file.
I have run out of ideas and this is why I am asking the masterminds here.
Please, help me get a transparent status bar, please!
Current setup:
SGS2
CheckRom v4.0
Go Launcher EX (I've tried with other launchers, I am pretty sure it is not the launcher)
ICS Domination 1.7.2 theme (the theme does not matter since the status_bar.xml file is the same in the original SystemUI.apk that comes with the ROM by default)
Many thanks!
P.S.
I was able to get to this "themed" status bar, but still not transparency
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Ooooh man....... bad luck, but every roms are not made for transparency you know ! I make a lot of transmod on my thread. Send me your SystemUI.apk, framework-res.apk and twframework-res.apk, and i'll try to do it for you, but i can't promise anythin' !!!
Regards,
surr3a1 said:
Hello,
I've been searching on google for more than a week now and have tried every single guide I've found. They do not work!
Everything is for this CM7 ROM which has nothing to do with CheckRom.
I've decompiled dozens of SystemUI apks and anything that anyone can imagine.
I still can't get a transparent status bar.
Before I start getting the wrong answers I have to tell you that it has nothing to do with ANY png file inside the SystemUI.apk, simply because the status_bar.xml looks like this:
<com.android.systemui.statusbar.StatusBarView androidrientation="vertical" android:background="#ff000000"
They do not use the images but instead hard code it to a solid black color.
Yes, I've tried to change this. It does make a difference and I was able to get a white status bar for example.
I've tried with transparent code like this: @android:color/transparent
It was the closest I got to transparency since I started getting the ghosting effect on the status bar, but still at the very bottom there was a black background, which does not come from the status_bar.xml file.
I have run out of ideas and this is why I am asking the masterminds here.
Please, help me get a transparent status bar, please!
Current setup:
SGS2
CheckRom v4.0
Go Launcher EX (I've tried with other launchers, I am pretty sure it is not the launcher)
ICS Domination 1.7.2 theme (the theme does not matter since the status_bar.xml file is the same in the original SystemUI.apk that comes with the ROM by default)
Many thanks!
P.S.
I was able to get to this "themed" status bar, but still not transparency
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use this http://uot.dakra.lt/kitchen/
@SPACE ALIEN: I've sent you a PM. Thank you!
@grgsiocl: I've tried the kitchen, after installing there is absolutely no difference .
Thanks for your reply!
Space Alien, if you have any luck doing this I would appreciate being sent the result too if possible. A MIUI-like transparent status bar is something I would love to get my hands on for CheckRom.
+ 1000000000 (for checkrom plz)
Try it tonight !
Ask me on my thread plizzz
SystemUI.apk\res\layout\status_bar.xml
line 2 android:background="@drawable/statusbar_background"
lien 20 android:background="@drawable/statusbar_background"
then only make transparent png and replace original in SystemUI vuala
Hi, yes. I did try this. I doesn't work. I am just getting the ghosting effect over a black background. There is a black background which is not coming from line 2 nor from line 20 . This is actually the problem. Another problem is that there is no statusbar_background image in SystemUI.apk at all! If I try to add a new one the apk would not compile anymore.
Anyhow, a small variation of this method got me to my custom background statusbar from the screenshot(I changed one of the LTE images which I will never use, to be my custom statusbar and used the code above to apply it) . But it is still not a transparent one .
Thanks for your reply, we will get there with the combined efforts.
Cheers!
P.S.
Is it possible that some 3rd party app is interfering with this? Jkay Deluxe Settings for example?
I too have tried to get a transparent status bar for weeks now. It was so easy to do on the iphone. I am not sure why its such a pain for android OS.
squall458 said:
I too have tried to get a transparent status bar for weeks now. It was so easy to do on the iphone. I am not sure why its such a pain for android OS.
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Actually it is not that difficult on the Android as well, CheckRom simply does not allow it!
In any near future when I feel like a factory reset, I'll remove it from my phone.
Cheers to all!
Hi all, I'm new to Zooper and find it incredible, seeing everything I can do. There's just one thing that bothers me. It really, really bugs me when one of my creations looks a little bit off, because something's not quite aligned, and that drives me absolutely crazy! :/ And then I see other's creations, and they all look pixel-perfect! Are there any tips, or special features I'm missing that would make it easier for me to align modules relative to other modules, or to the sides of the widget? Thanks!
Thomas
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Hi all, I'm new to Zooper and find it incredible, seeing everything I can do. There's just one thing that bothers me. It really, really bugs me when one of my creations looks a little bit off, because something's not quite aligned, and that drives me absolutely crazy! :/ And then I see other's creations, and they all look pixel-perfect! Are there any tips, or special features I'm missing that would make it easier for me to align modules relative to other modules, or to the sides of the widget? Thanks!
Thomas
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Three points that are based on personal experience:
Choose your anchor points wisely
The anchorpoint governs from which edge or corner of the widget the X/Y offsets are applied. So if you want something to be 20px from the left edge of the widget, set the anchor to "center left" and X offset to 20px. If the widget changes it size due to rescaling, modules move around based on the anchorpoint set for them. Modules that should stay together thus should have the same anchorpoint.Choose the correct text orientation
Text modules can orient the text in three ways (left, right, center). You should set this depending to which edge of the widget you want the text be oriented or to say it in another way, where the constant edge of the text should be. Set this option before you position the module because changing it later will make your text move around and you'll have to reposition it.Know your values
You should also keep track of the offsets and the relative position(difference in offsets between two modules) of modules you are placing, so if you move things around you can add/substract offsets based on these values.
Hope this helps you out somewhat at least
kwerdenker said:
Three points that are based on personal experience:
Choose your anchor points wisely
The anchorpoint governs from which edge or corner of the widget the X/Y offsets are applied. So if you want something to be 20px from the left edge of the widget, set the anchor to "center left" and X offset to 20px. If the widget changes it size due to rescaling, modules move around based on the anchorpoint set for them. Modules that should stay together thus should have the same anchorpoint.Choose the correct text orientation
Text modules can orient the text in three ways (left, right, center). You should set this depending to which edge of the widget you want the text be oriented or to say it in another way, where the constant edge of the text should be. Set this option before you position the module because changing it later will make your text move around and you'll have to reposition it.Know your values
You should also keep track of the offsets and the relative position(difference in offsets between two modules) of modules you are placing, so if you move things around you can add/substract offsets based on these values.
Hope this helps you out somewhat at least
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Thanks, this should help a little. One thing that bothers me, though, is that the progress bars are anchored using the left side of the bar, not the center. My life would be *that* much easier if it were that way. Ah well, maybe I can put in a feature request. Thanks again.
align everything to the center.
if you resize the widget items will not be where they were when you made it.
if you really need accurate alinement, try using the rectangle to create reference lines for your elements
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if you really need accurate alinement, try using the rectangle to create reference lines for your elements
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Rectangles!! Excellent idea, thank you so much. That made my day.
Sorry to raise a 3 year old thread, but I hope some one can help. I am having similar alignment issues. I guess I'm not certain of how the alignment works. Perhaps someone can answer. (See Image) In the 3 lower weather panels I have the Days Weather condition and the Temp modules. All have the same anchor point. I've also offset and centered them. However, when the weather changes to word with more letters, the module become misaligned. I assumed when choosing Left/center/right for the text, (in my case center) meant the center of the text would always be at the offset number?
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