Is there a way to detect whether a image was pulled from the folder
res/drawable or res/drawable-hdpi?
I am trying to save space and have a program that is using some hdpi
bitmaps and some mdpi bitmaps. When an image is placed in
drawable-hdpi it automatically replaces the mdpi version. I need to
know when this happens beacuse I am using bitamp.resize() to fix the
image sizes.
I have tried this --
//resize art
count = artBitmaps.length;
for(int i = 0; i < count; i++){
if(artBitmaps[i] != null && artBitmaps[i].getDensity()
!= getScreenDPI()){
newW = (int) (artBitmaps[i].getWidth() *
xScale);
newH = (int) (artBitmaps[i].getHeight() *
yScale);
artBitmaps[i] = resizeBitmap(artBitmaps[i],
newW, newH);
}
}
The problem is that the getDensity() method (in the if statment after
the && ) returns the screen density and I need the original bitmap
density. This allays matched the screenDPI and returns false. I have a
lot of artwork and do not want to duplicate everything for every size
screen. I am trying to just create hdpi bitmaps for the ones that
don't look good when re-sized.
--
Joshua Frank
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