Thanks for the reply,sorry for the delayed response
that will only work if i want to create a view. but what if the view is the
same and i want to attached a dynamically created object from the layout,
for example a new keyboard inside a view. you switch the keyboard using the
new layout but
Spektor Yaron wrote:
i have a layout folder with 2 layouts. layout1 and layout2
i have another folder layout-land that has layout1 in it.
i would like to be able to get to all the layouts so i could create a
set of layout like this:
{layout1, layout2, layout1(from layout-land folder)}
is
Thanks,
by calling the layout-land layout3 i loose the android built-in method to
switch to it when the orientation changes.
that is why i added a proposed solution for that - call the get
getResources().getConfiguration().orientation myself and figure out which
layout to switch to. are you saying
Spektor Yaron wrote:
by calling the layout-land layout3 i loose the android built-in method
to switch to it when the orientation changes.
That is not what I wrote.
Copy layout/layout1 to layout/layout3. Then, all three are available
under unique identifiers.
You still have a landscape
Thanks got it,
but the point still is that Android would not know that layout3 and layout1
are the same and so if i am in layout3 it will not switch to layout1 when an
orientation change occurs, right?
On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 12:25 AM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.comwrote:
Spektor Yaron
Spektor Yaron wrote:
Thanks got it,
but the point still is that Android would not know that layout3 and
layout1 are the same and so if i am in layout3 it will not switch to
layout1 when an orientation change occurs, right?
Correct.
Android does not support the notion of accessing two
Thanks again,
so i went ahead and implemented that and then found out that this:
public XmlResourceParser getXml(int id) throws NotFoundException {
return loadXmlResourceParser(id, xml);
}
does not find the resource id if the layout is in layout-land (it does find
it if it is in layout
Spektor Yaron wrote:
Thanks again,
so i went ahead and implemented that and then found out that this:
public XmlResourceParser getXml(int id) throws NotFoundException {
return loadXmlResourceParser(id, xml);
}
does not find the resource id if the layout is in layout-land (it
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