Preview 2 is much improved - being able to drag views up and down the
list (and into child layouts) is great, no need for the up/down button
now. Again, can still use some work, but it's getting back to the
point where I am comfortable using drag and drop, but able to do
things manually now.
Hi Xavier,
r9 is much improved! I am still seeing some glitches, such as if you
drag something onto a supposedly invalid area, it still makes changes
and/or makes the view disappear!
What I would love to see make the next version is correcting
references to alignments when a view is renamed,
-by-
construction approach that really helps you get relative layouts
right without thinking much about it. But it's baffling at first.
On Dec 12, 12:19 pm, Tim H. timho...@gmail.com wrote:
- After deleting some views, suddenly I can no longer add new views
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You received this message because you
You say nothing was changed? I have an issue where I can no longer
right click and add views or layouts from the Outline window - and the
add, move up/down buttons have been removed. Is this a bug - or was
this intentional?
The current drag-and-drop method makes it practically impossible for
me
toward a correct-by-
construction approach that really helps you get relative layouts
right without thinking much about it. But it's baffling at first.
On Dec 12, 12:19 pm, Tim H. timho...@gmail.com wrote:
- After deleting some views, suddenly I can no longer add new views
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You received
The problem is, though, is no one was really aware of these
limitations (developers or users), at least for the Nexus One. I'll
admit I didn't research before buying the N1 that it was basically
the same sensor as the G1
Up until now, with the addition of multitouch into the SDK, it's been
I agree that the petition should be phrased a little more 'nicely' -
it shouldn't sound like a complaint form, even though it is ;)
On Feb 22, 11:20 am, Streets Of Boston flyingdutc...@gmail.com
wrote:
About the 325 char limit:
Maybe i'm a little slow, but I discovered just recently that you
Yes, great job on ProjectINF.. I voted great marks for it, and will
again!
Top 25% for me, but no go.. my app was pretty targeted, so not that
surprised I didn't make it.
Thank you for developing your Android application 'EventGhost for
Android' and participating in ADC 2. Unfortunately, your
, Tim H. timho...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
My answer was Descendant focusability property on the parent view.
This controls whether or not, or how, descendants take focus... I
needed blocksDescendants:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/ViewGroup.html#FO...
Hope this helps someone
Unless I am doing something wrong, transparency is very flaky in 1.5.
A number of people have mentioned having to modify their colors to an
off-number, such as #cc01. I have also noticed, on an emulator and
an actual device, where transparency no longer works (maybe out of/low
memory) and you
.
On Jun 7, 4:54 pm, Jeff Sharkey jshar...@android.com wrote:
When you say doesn't work, do you mean it shows against a black
background? If so, this is a known issue that only shows up when you
define a custom theme.
j
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 11:22 PM, Tim H. timho...@gmail.com wrote
at 11:52 AM, Tim H. timho...@gmail.com wrote:
Unless I am doing something wrong, transparency is very flaky in 1.5.
A number of people have mentioned having to modify their colors to an
off-number, such as #cc01. I have also noticed, on an emulator and
an actual device, where transparency
forever to find it :)
On Jun 2, 4:35 pm, Tim H. timho...@gmail.com wrote:
I can't seem to find the answer to this. Most questions were about the
tab stealing focus.
I have a layout in a Tab which is longer than the screen size. When
clicking the tab, it jumps towards the bottom of the page, which
I can't seem to find the answer to this. Most questions were about the
tab stealing focus.
I have a layout in a Tab which is longer than the screen size. When
clicking the tab, it jumps towards the bottom of the page, which is
where the first EditText is located. I assume this is because
Setting the activity content view directly to a ListView, the code
below works as expected. However, if you change the code (by
uncommenting the dialog lines, and commenting the setContentView
line), the context menu no longer works.
public class AndroidTest extends Activity {
protected
Check out this tutorial, it may help with your problem:
http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2008-12-15-n14.html
Tim
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