I found a way that works perfectly!
1. Use a regular ToggleButton
2. Set your desired drawable on the toggle button using either
drawable_top or drawable_bottom. Don't use left or right as the image
won't be centered.
3. Now, you have both the text and an image. I just wanted the image
so I
Maybe I am missing something here:
I have a simple horizontal LinearLayout with fill_parent set
containing 3 TextViews inside it. I have set each of the TextViews to
have 1.0 weight. My goal was to get each TextView to take up 33% of
the LinearLayout. This sort of works, but the TextView sizes
I have followed the ApiDemos example in Tabs1 where the tab content is
inflated at runtime with code and a TabActivity is used. Everything
works except when the TabActivity becomes active, I can see the
content of both tabs at the same time overlaying each other. All of
my tab content has
it several different ways until I find something that works. I am a
very experienced Swing developer so I should know what I am doing. I
am hoping it is just that the android SDK is still in its infancy and
has some bugs to work out?
On Jan 30, 7:50 pm, scastria scastria...@gmail.com wrote:
I
Anyway to see the source xml for
android.R.layout.simple_expandable_list_item_2 ??
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I have a start activity page for my game (which is the root activity
for my app) that just lists Play, Help, and About TextViews on
the screen. Each TextView has a click listener which start the
appropriate Activity for each. The GameActivity (started with
explicit intent from clicking Play) has
I have a motion listener to detect finger down, finger drag, and
finger up. I start my action at finger down and finish my action at
finger up. When the action is finished, I store it in a stack for
allowing undo. My problem is that if I don't get a finger up event, I
can't finish my action to
preference is to receive ACTION_UP events (as I am currently
getting) when the finger leaves the screen, so great!
On Jan 3, 2:31 am, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
You should receive an ACTION_CANCEL if that happens.
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 12:27 AM, scastria scastria...@gmail.com wrote:
I
I am struggling with drawing on my custom View. I can make it all work
but just not very efficiently. I am using invalidate causing the
entire screen to be redrawn. I only need to redraw a small portion of
the screen. I tried calling invalidate with a rectangle but that left
everything else black.
I had problems with the eclipse visual layout designer crashing with
1.0_r2 and the same thing with 1.1_r1. Everything works fine when I
create a brand new project, but as soon as I save and exit and come
back, I always get this crash below. Any help would be much
appreciated.
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