I'm still confused as to why touching the screen does not show a
highlight. Is there a usability reason for this or is it a technical
limitation?
From my POV, a highlight on touch would seem the most natural
approach.
- Biosopher
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It's a usability reason. A highlight will show when the user presses
the item, but it will go away when the touch action ends.
On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 10:08 AM, Biosopher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm still confused as to why touching the screen does not show a
highlight. Is there a usability
Would it be possible to "turn on" highlighting as an
option? This would be very useful for cases where the user
selects/touches an item on the screen and then uses the menu button to
select an action on the item selected - I agree with Biosopher's POV -
if the highlight goes away then menu
No, there won't be such an option. Having a persistent selection on a
device with a touch screen and a keyboard (if Android runs on a such a
device some day) creates many more important issues.
The next release of the SDK provides a new feature in ListView that
lets you enable the single choice
There is nothing to do to show the selection. Note however that the
selection appears only when you use the physical keys (that is your
keyboard in the emulator). Touching (clicking with your mouse) the
screen won't show the selection.
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 3:27 AM, juma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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