I have to say creating layouts in Android would have to be the most
frustrating experience in all my years of programming. I dread it
every time I create a new Android app.
I simply want to have four images laid out horizontally across the
screen. All four images are the same size and have the
I am thinking of writing a widget that would create a calendar entry
in the users calendar.
From what I have been reading it isn't possible to use the phone's
login authentication with the gdata APIs (which aren't even designed
to be used with Android anyway). I don't want to ask the user for
I want to create a textview with an LCD font. But it order for it to
have the authentic LCD effect it needs to have the highlighted parts
of the letters black and still have the the underlying parts of the
characters visible but not turned on.
Is there any way I can create a textview, set it to
I'm need to package a pre-populated database with my app so I am using
the method mentioned a few times on here of releasing in the assets
folder and then copying it to the databases folder at runtime.
Specifically I am using this tutorial.
I want to display a shadow behind the text on a button. My
understanding is that I can simply do
button.setShadowLayer(3,3,3,android.R.color.black);
but this does nothing and the text on the button looks the same as it
did before.
Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong?
My app starts with a tab activity that sets up activities for each of
it's four tabs like so
public class MyApp extends TabActivity {
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle icicle) {
super.onCreate(icicle);
TabHost host = getTabHost();
host.addTab(host.newTabSpec(one)
I am trying to use setAdapter to populate a dialog list. My array
adapter is getting populated with the correct values and is assigned
to the alert dialog with setAdapter fine.
The dialog knows that it should be displaying 3 value and shows a list
with 3 values. However the list displayed in the
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Whenever I try and view the file explorer in DDMS for my dev phone it
just comes up blank. It doesn't matter whether I use the Eclipse
plugin or the stand alone program, I get the same result. The file
explorer window is completely empty. It works fine for the emulator.
Logcat is spitting out
I want to display rapidly changing data from the accelerometer as a
graph in my app. Very similar to the way it is done in the API demo OS
- sensors.
However I've looked over that code and I am just not getting anywhere.
I was hoping someone could just go over the code in the demo and add
some
Something I've wanted to know is if he does as you say and makes the
custom view static or it's own java file, how does he access the x and
y variables to know where to draw the line?
On Apr 15, 4:39 pm, Raphael r...@android.com wrote:
Note that if you want you can use your custom view directly
Well it would seem my problem has already been discussed here
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/e61ec1e8d88ea94d/1fe953564bd11609?#1fe953564bd11609
and here
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