I don't think the issue is that onOffsetsChanged() isn't getting called.
It's that it only gets called once, with values of 0 for everything. I tried
this with one of mine and logged calls to onOffsetsChanged(). It is not
called while scrolling home screens.
I noticed during Andy Rubin's
To clarify...Duarte's presentation, not Rubin.
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HTC did this in the Sense 3.0 launcher as well. And I did get users emailing
me and asking how to fix it. I had to tell them they were out of luck unless
they wanted to download an alternate launcher from the Market. The ones who
emailed me did understand that the problem was not my fault.
I was trying to follow the official recommended icon sizes for action bar
menu icons:
http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_action_bar.html
However, following these results in a comparatively tiny icon. When looking
at the resources included for Honeycomb or
I'm having issues with projects that use libraries. A lot of these issues were
cleared up by downloading the Platform Tools released this morning, but
resources from the library project are getting mismatched ints in the projects
that use them, which causes a runtime crash.
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I recommend using a vector graphics program to do icons rather than Gimp.
Then you have a lot of control over tweaking the image, and you can blow it
up as much as you want, which you'll need for the 512x512 icon for Android
Market and other app stores. And you might want to use pieces of your
I discovered the error, with some help from StackOverflow. Make sure you
didn't forget to put android: in front of targetSdkVersion in the
manifest. That was my error.
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I have this exact same problem. Pressing the on in the system bar expands
the one on the action bar. I have set targetSdkVersion to 11. Also tried it
with 13.
There must be some exception that both of us have found to the rule not to
show the system bar legacy menu button when targeting 11.
Here's a weird idea... if you need controls at the bottom of your screen,
can you set up the game to be displayed upside down? Could be a pain to
develop it that way, though...
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