Mark,
Perhaps I could ask for an opinion here. I was intending to
publish two version of an App, one pre-honeycomb and one honeycomb and
beyond. With respect to the honeycomb devices I will be using Theme
"android:Theme.Holo". Bearing in mind ICS upcoming devices, do you
consider it safe to assume that if a particular device does not show a
menu icon in the ActionBar then it will definitely put a menu icon
somewhere else? I do not see this in the emulators I have tested but
then again the emulators do not show what hardware buttons may be
available. I am wary of delivering an App and finding that some users
are locked out of the Apps options (also worth noting that on these
devices there is no "back" icon either). I could always put up a menu
button of my own but I would like to follow the flow of the platform
if possible.
Regards
Roy
On Nov 21, 2:20 pm, Mark Murphy <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 9:12 AM, Royston <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Mark,
> > I have set the api version to 14 and also set targetSdk to 14 in the
> > manifest, using Holo theme. On a "normal" size ICS device I get an
> >Actionbarwithout menu, I do get a navigationbarbut there is no
> > access to menu there. Looks like it must still be expecting a hardware
> > menu on such a device?
>
> I've been somewhat confused over the emulator behavior in this area as
> well. I was just leaving the issue alone until I got access to
> hardware and could see what really happens.
>
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