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+\begin{center}
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+\section*{\month}
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+\end{center}
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+\def\day{\textit{Juli 14st, 2021 Simon}}
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+\def\weekday{\textit{Wednesday}}
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+\subsection*{\weekday, \day}
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+I'm reading a book right now about Database and I'm making the setting Fragment. The Recyclerviewer is a little bit annoying
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+because I don't want to make a pop-up Window but I don't know how to get rid of the Recyclerviewer. And I'm not sure in what design
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+I want to make the Settings. Also i should borrow a Book for Interface Standarts.
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+\\
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+https://source.android.com/devices/tech/settings/settings-guidelines
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+\\
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+This is a guidline to how to make Settings but I'm not sure if this should be our Desingtype
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+\def\day{\textit{Juli 17st, 2021 Simon}}
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+\def\weekday{\textit{Saturday}}
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+\subsection*{\weekday, \day}
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+The last days I added a Settings Fragment. You can see through because there is no Background and when you press the back button on the phone
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+the App closes. So you can't close the Settings. Also I think we shoul make the Settings at the end because we don't have
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+all functions.
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+With android.R.id.content in this use
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+getSupportFragmentManager()
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+ .beginTransaction()
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+ .replace(android.R.id.content, new SettingsFragment())
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+ .commit();
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+I can replace an old Fragment, without knowing the ID of it, with the new one in de SettingsFragment() class.
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