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has previously scrolled down in the ListView then the scrolling is not
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1. Does this still work if the list is empty? The docs don't specify.
Yes.
2. Is this better than just resetting the adapter?
Much much much much much more efficient.
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the
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This is not an app from Google.
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No change needed, make the widget focusable/clickable.
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Is there a way to highlight the widget in the android home screen by using
DPAD, and on selecting the widget using the keypad, launches the app for the
widget. Where do I
Create a custom View and implement onMeasure to achieve what you want.
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I'm trying to create a layout using XML where there is a view that is
a square that fills the width of the activity in portrait mode without
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The fix will probably not hppen for Eclair, sorry :(
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? If that is the case, what can I do to get the view I want?
No, it means the View at index 0 shows the data of the item at
position 14 in your adapter. You can use getFirstVisiblePosition() to
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You are confusing views and items from the adapter.
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:13 pm, Romain Guy romain...@google.com wrote:
pointToPosition() does exactly what it was meant to do: it converts a
point to a position, that is an index inside your adapter. And it
would be a terrible API on the Adapter itself.
To get the index of a view using pointToPosition() just subtract
would I begin to
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What should I look for? How do I gather a trace?
It seems the crash comes at the onSuspend event.
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appears under the icon with a gray background. Does anyone know how to
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It's neither, the keycode is the code of the key as defined in the
KeyEvent class. For instance keyCode == KeyEvent.KEYCODE_ENTER means
the pressed key was the enter key.
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variable if that
is the case?
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Which also leads me to wonder how come Android uses the old type-
unsafe int enum pattern
Because enums are very costly.
and also, why method chaining isn't used to
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Surely, but not at the moment and not in the near future. We work with
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It won't be undeprecated. Also the Home sample in the SDK shows how to write
custom layouts.
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I once wrote a custom layout manager for Swing,
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transparency. I've thrown in a bunch of log statements to prove that
the code is actually getting to the setAlpha commands but when I run
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Any thoughts?
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clicks. The transparency is also
supposed to change during the OnSeekBarChanged--OnProgressChanged
method.
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I don't see you do anything with rect1 and rect2??
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, but how
do I go about doing that?
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to any view or even being drawn manually.
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No you cannot.
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My question is that is it possible to override the physical green and
red buttons on Android which by default are used to accept and end
calls. For example, in my own activity those buttons won't serve as
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You are supposed to be passing in strings to execute(), and you're not.
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can i do that ?
I tried listview.setSelection(0) method but it is not actually
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It was pre-1.0, we were tired, we were busy... so I don't know :)
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Wow, I missed that. Thanks!
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You do not have to use ListActivity to use ListView.
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a reason why this should happen and I don't find it so
good for performance especially if dealing with big list.
It's normal and actually pretty well optimized.
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axis. How do I get those numbers?
What exactly do the attributes look like in XML?
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That's my point, don't try to compute the center position, just let the
animation framework do it for you by declaring your
view so it is the same as the portrait
orientation. What is the right way?
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You cannot do that from onCreate(), you have to wait for the first
layout to happen. Besides, you don't need to hard code values in
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is the new one. But what happened with the order?
If I keep adding item the view seems to appear in different position
without any specific rule.
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Then the onListItemClick Works !
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It's the appropriate way to do it.
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I have one main.xml layout (top level is a LinearLayout) resource and
I inflate this in the usual way within Activity.onCreate():
setContentView(R.layout.main);
Now, I want to get a
Unfortunately The layout is
honored such that all of the EditText fields expand so that all of
them are as big as the largest 1.
That is exactly the purpose of TableLayout. If you do not want this
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There is no other way at the moment. For what it's worth, the
framework's drawables folders contains about 700 files :)
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comment out the txtFilenam INVISIBLE line, the emulator crashes
with a Sorry. The application has stopped unexpectedly... and
Eclipse show a lost connection. Eclipse is ver 3.4.2. and I believe
the Android SDK is current (downloaded a week or so ago).
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fill_parent means be as big as your parent, not take the remaining
space.
On May 9, 2009 12:11 PM, Anna PS annapowellsm...@googlemail.com wrote:
OK - I know what's causing the problem, but I don't know how to fix
it. :-/
If the PNG image in the ImageView is less than 320 pixels wide (the
width
it very unmanageable. But
is there a better to organize the graphics, like folders, groups or
such things? Or is it a good idea to not use the drawable resource,
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left property, but of course I cannot do it there. Is there any way
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support horizontal or vertical scrollbar,
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And if it's a top-level class, the static is indeed unnecessary. But
the class= attribute in XML should not have a $ anywhere in hte
value.
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It HAS to be a static class to be internal and publicly accessible.
The problem
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No, there's no such widget by default. You can find one in the ApiDemos though.
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setEnabled(false). You may want a simple TextView inside too.
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I am trying to set the focus to a EditText widget, but I don't see any
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I can't seem to find a method that does
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at the first page :) so i did
not the same.
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Do NOT put a ListView inside a ScrollView. ListView already handles
scrolling, you're only going to run into trouble.
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should disappear when the keyboard is opened, since the keyboard
will be used for that.
How can this be done in the code? Do I need 2 different XML files for
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mylocationmanager is also running in the main thread, he cant't
retrieve his location updates.
Does somebody know how to deal with this? I think I have to make use
of threads somewhere, but I don't know where exactly.
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How do you move an Icon from one of the three to another?
You don't, IIUC. They will fill up when you have enough icons on your home
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You do. Long click the icon, drag it to the edge of the screen, wait
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a lot of complains...
Have you installed a custom build? If so OTA wont get to you, you will have
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to pass an id as a drawable. I used
android.R.color.background_light.
Oh yea, and any labels (TextViews) inside the activity will have to
manually bet set to a darker color (as they are gray in the black theme,
which doesn't show up well).
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) {
super.onListItemClick(l, v, position, id);
CheckedTextView cbox = (CheckedTextView)v.findViewById(R.id.title);
if(cbox.isChecked())
cbox.setChecked(false);
else
cbox.setChecked(true);
v.refreshDrawableState();
}
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with this?
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Romain Guy
Android framework engineer
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to be used in the SDK. Could anyone provide me details on this?
- Steve
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Romain Guy
Android framework engineer
romain...@android.com
Note: please don't send private questions to me, as I don't have time
to provide private support. All such questions should be posted on
public forums, where I
, property values like
wrap_content, fill_parent, center_vertical, center_horizontal, etc...
I feel like these are keys to Android and not thoroughly grokking them
is an impediment to development.
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Android framework engineer
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