I'm intrigued by ContextWrapper and ContextThemeWrapper to solve the
OP, but I'm not clear on how to use it in that case. It looks like one
way to use it is:
class MyContextWrapper extends ContextWrapper { ...}
and then use the constructor to use it as a proxy for a given context:
SomeActivity activity; // such as ListActivity, MapActivity, etc.,
which all extend from Context
new MyContextWrapper(activity);
This could be done in the activity's onCreate().
However, it seems that a better pattern would be to use some factory
method in Application that creates Activities, which could wrap every
(or selected) activities. But I haven't found such a factory method.
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