Mark Murphy wrote:
Michael Thomas wrote:
Sounds like you want to initially set up a sensormanager to listen to
orientation changes
and just clamp down the orientation to whatever the first orientation
update shows you
as being.
You can get the current orientation from the Configuration object, which
you can get from a Resources object, which you can get via
getResources() on a Context.
Oh, ok... even easier :)
However, that is not some system-defined "default orientation". It's
just the orientation your activity is starting with. So, if I hold my
Nexus One in landscape, and turn it on, activities will be in the
landscape orientation, even though the OP's notion is that the "default
orientation" of a Nexus One is presumably portrait.
Right, I was only guessing that that's what they meant by "default
orientation".
Mike
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