Hi Vin,
What you need to do is write an adapter for your ListView, one that
when given your XML can convert it to items to add to the list via the
adapter's interface (mainly the getView method). Read the
documentation for BaseAdapter and ListAdapter.
Or, better yet, buy this book:
Helo Dear Reader!
I'm trying to implement my custom interface for a drawing application
which contains an editor ViewGroup. The editor group moreover contains
a SurfaceView for holding the image and custom Views for toolbars. Now
I wanna make the toolbars ViewGroups as well, so I could make the
Sorry for spamming! View.addView() didn't work for me cause I forgot
to implement the onLayout abstract method of the ViewGroup. Sorry
again!
On máj. 14, 11:56, Kiripolszky Károly karoly.kiripols...@gmail.com
wrote:
Helo Dear Reader!
I'm trying to implement my custom interface for a drawing
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 9:29 PM, Kevin Brooks bear35...@gmail.com wrote:
I have to shut down the IDE every time I run my application.
If you are having consistent issues where things just aren't working right,
I would just uninstall and re-install everything.
I've found the reason this happens. According to the documentation:
Compatibility-mode display on larger screen-sizes
If the current screen's size is larger than your application supports,
as specified in the supports-screens element, the platform displays
the application at the baseline size
You can build against 1.6 and set min-sdk to 3, also set supports-screens
for high and low screen support.
There was a topic here recently about properly specifying drawables.
14 мая, 2010 8:47 PM пользователь Stormtap Studios
r...@stormtapstudios.com написал:
I've found the reason this
That might not be good enough. I found, for example, that my system
runs Eclipse a LOT better after being upgrade from .5 to 2.5 Gigs of
RAM. But I still have occasional problems with Eclipse locking up the
system completely, usually only when using Ctl-Tab to switch BACK to
Eclipse.
On May 14,
Ok, that makes sense for 1.6+ devices. What will happen on small
screen devices like QVGA-P and QVGA-L running 1.5 if you specify a -
small resource folder? Will it use the -small folder if that minimum
sdk level is set, or does that SDK level just know nothing about that
folder and keep on
Specifying adnroid:inputType=numberSigned|numberDecimal will give
EditText fields a nice soft keyboard with a normal dot.
See http://developer.android.com/reference/android/R.attr.html#inputType
and http://developer.android.com/resources/articles/on-screen-inputs.html
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