You could programatically start different activities from a proxy activity,
based on qualifiers:
if(isSw600dp()) {
startActivity(); // 7" tablet
} else if(isSw720dp()) {
startActivity(); // 10" tablet
} else {
startActivity(); // phone
}
Writing the isSwXXXdp functions is very easy.
On Friday, 21 December 2012 18:26:48 UTC+1, jtoolsdev wrote:
>
> On 12/21/2012 05:05 AM, b0b wrote:
> > Why simply not have a single APK ? That way you do not have to go
> through
> > possible <supports-screens> and <compatible-screens>
> > issues ?
> >
> > You single APK would pick up adapted layouts / resources based on
> > qualifiers to display
> > 7" and 10" UI.
> >
>
> That's not a solution because the GUI code is different between page and
> fragment views. The solution should be that xlarge should be ONLY
> screens 10" and above and not include ANY 7" tablets or even 8.9"
> tablets. Adding xhdpi looks like it would solve it for the Nexus 10.
> The Nexus 7 should get the page view version and shouldn't even be
> filtered out now. I would say the manifest elements weren't
> particularly thought out all that well. The developer console should
> also let me check what devices are filtered out even before activating
> an APK. Or as I already said and others have asked for give us a tool
> to check included in the SDK.
>
>
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