Cant try it out myself as im about to run out the door for a meeting,
but try setting the background color, then overlaying the image ontop
of that at a certain position(use % based if you can so portrait/
landscape is just one code).  Ill have a play when i get back myself,
though this meeting will probably take a few hours.

 - Marak

On May 24, 5:55 am, CaptainSpam <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm not sure if this is exactly a beginner question or not, but I'll
> ask here anyway.
>
> What I'm trying to add to my app is a simple background for the common
> windows.  That part is easy enough either through themes or defining a
> background attribute to the toplevel layouts, but what I'm
> specifically trying for is a background with a drawing in the lower-
> right of the window.
>
> Now, this is also easy to implement in a sort of brute-force method.
> That is, make a background the size of the screen that is mostly white
> and leave it at that.  But, that seems sort of a waste of storage
> space (ignoring the fact that PNG compresses big empty spaces well)
> and would not scale well if used on a device that doesn't have the
> 320x480 screen of the G1.  Plus, it requires two backgrounds for the
> G1 regardless, one for portrait and one for landscape.  And I can't
> easily define it in a theme without checking the orientation on each
> layout and reassigning the theme then based on it (else it scales to
> the new orientation).
>
> So my question is, how hard would it be to make a background I can
> attach to a theme with a single image in the corner that does not
> scale with the rest of the single-color background?  Would this be a
> job for a NinePatch (albeit not the job it was meant for)?

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