You can just do your own <declare-styleable> of the set of attribute
resources you want, and use that like you were doing before.
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 8:15 PM, Kennard Consulting <
rich...@kennardconsulting.com> wrote:
>
> Dear All,
>
> Given a widget and a int that references a style (defined in my res/
> values/style.xml), what is the 'correct' way to programmatically apply
> the style to the widget?
>
> Up until now I've been hacking this by...
>
> protected void applyStyle( View view, int style ) {
>
> TypedArray attributes = getContext().obtainStyledAttributes( style,
> android.R.styleable.View );
>
> int padding = attributes.getDimensionPixelSize
> ( android.R.styleable.View_padding, -1 );
> view.setPadding( padding, padding, padding, padding );
> }
>
> ...but with the demise of android.R.styleable in 1.0 Release 2, I
> guess it's time to implement this properly?
>
> I note:
>
> 1. AssetManager.applyStyle is package-protected
> 2. Theme.obtainStyleAttributes is hardcoded to use XmlBlock$Parser,
> not just an AttributeSet
>
> So what is the 'official' way?
>
> Regards,
>
> Richard.
>
> >
>
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