Craig wrote:
> Thanks! That did it. Here is an example of the code I used:
>
> final private static int[] colorAttrs = new int[]
> {R.attr.activeColor, ...};
>
> I chained my View constructors:
> public MyView(Context context) {this(context, null);}
> public MyView(Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {this(context,
> attrs, 0);}
> public MyView(Context context, AttributeSet attrs, int defStyle)
> {...}
>
> in the last constructor I have:
>
> Theme t = context.getTheme();
> Arrays.sort(colorAttrs);
> TypedArray themeStyles = t.obtainStyledAttributes(colorAttrs);
> activeColor = getColor(themeStyles, R.attr.activeColor);
> ...
>
> with the getColor method:
>
> private int getColor(TypedArray themeStyles, int attrResid) {
> return (int)themeStyles.getColor(Arrays.binarySearch(colorAttrs,
> attrResid), 0);
> }
>
>
> I hope this helps someone else.
> -Craig
i believe its somehow overcomplicated...
how and where did you define "activeColor", and thus
R.attr.activeColor?
can you post xml file where you did it?
pskink
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