I found a much simpeler solution, by predefining images for the normal state
and the highlighted state for each button. If you click a button the images
are automatically switched, creating an animated effect:
/btnReturn.SetImage(UIImage.FromFile("images/btnStandard.jpg"),
UIControlState.Normal);
btnReturn.SetImage(UIImage.FromFile("images/btnPushed.jpg"),
UIControlState.Highlighted);/
This is good enough for now, i just create a bunch of jpg's for each
state/button :) next challenge... how to put 5 buttons for
up/down/left/right/enter under a circular sort of navigation controller for
moving the cursor up/down/left/right etc you might find on a remote...
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