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I have a RadioGroup01 with 3 buttions within that group. My question
is, how do you detect which button(1), button(2) or button(3) was
selected by the user using the java switch statement?
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On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 11:22 AM, Rc3375 rcobb3...@gmail.com wrote:
My question is, how do you detect which button(1), button(2) or button(3)
was selected by the user using the java switch statement?
Look at the documentation for RadioGroup. Specifically, these two:
int
Hi everyone,
So I've got a simple widget up and running, but am having a few
problems with different Views. I have a class that extends ImageView,
and while ImageView works fine in the Widget, my extended class causes
me to get a Problem Loading Widget error.
The class I'm using is OpenXWidget,
This is a widget to be used on the Android desktop? If so, you can only
use classes that are marked as a RemoteView... This means you cannot use
sub-classes in your widget because the sub-class is not marked as a
RemoteView.
The list of classes that are allowed are:
- FrameLayout
-
Ah so I see, that is pretty unfortunate for my sake...
thanks for the quick response!
On May 19, 2:46 pm, Justin Anderson janderson@gmail.com wrote:
This is a widget to be used on the Android desktop? If so, you can only
use classes that are marked as a RemoteView... This means you cannot
19.05.2010 22:46, Justin Anderson пишет:
The class I'm using is OpenXWidget, does anyone here have experience
with OpenX or have any ideas as to why a class that extends ImageView
wouldn't work in my Widget?
It seems that OpenXWidget is well, not a widget.
It is a View subclass, and can be
That is correct, not the best of names for something that is an
extension of ImageView rather than a widget. I knew that going in,
however I was unaware that displaying a user defined view subclass
(like OpenXWidget) in my own widget is not possible.
Unfortunately nothing is ever as easy as I'd
You could port OpenXWidget to work with home screen widgets.
Its code structure is very close to what's needed - it does its work in
a separate thread and updates the UI as needed.
Take a look at Wiktionary sample in Android SDK. It also does an asynch
fetch from the Web and updates the
My app has an Activity that places a WebView in between a bar I made
with the title of the screen, and a toolbar I made at the bottom with
some buttons on it.
I load content into the WebView via this call:
String header = the title for the content
String content = HTML string containing all the
I'm drawing some simple shapes using canvas.drawCircle(),
canvas.drawLine() etc. I originally copied the code from:
http://developer.android.com/resources/samples/ApiDemos/src/com/example/android/apis/graphics/DrawPoints.html
Which extends a View and draws directly to a canvas. It doesn't load a
I'll give the Wiktionary sample a look, thanks for the reference.
In porting it, is the idea basically to convert the functions in the
OpenXWidget class to functions that, rather than telling this to do
something, tell an ImageView defined in my widget class to do
something?
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