Did you mean HelloLinearLayout or the API Demos ?
Well, I had a look at both. But as I mentioned before, in my opinion I
can't create a layout in XML.
It need to be dynamically.
Maybe I'm thinking in the wrong direction...
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On Feb 19, 2:16 pm, Kritzli pfister.ta...@googlemail.com wrote:
Did you mean HelloLinearLayout or the API Demos ?
Well, I had a look at both. But as I mentioned before, in my opinion I
can't create a layout in XML.
It need to be dynamically.
Maybe I'm thinking in the wrong direction...
I'm still stuck on this problem. I tried to solve it by making the
whole activity dynamic. But still the button is positioned at top
left.
I can't see why
ok.layout(k.getLeft(), k.getTop(), k.getRight(),k.getBottom());
isn't repositioning the button, even if it shows the right Values on
LogCat.
Kritzli wrote:
I'm still stuck on this problem. I tried to solve it by making the
whole activity dynamic. But still the button is positioned at top
left.
I can't see why
ok.layout(k.getLeft(), k.getTop(), k.getRight(),k.getBottom());
isn't repositioning the button, even if it shows the
Kritzli wrote:
I'm still stuck on this problem. I tried to solve it by making the
whole activity dynamic. But still the button is positioned at top
left.
I can't see why
ok.layout(k.getLeft(), k.getTop(), k.getRight(),k.getBottom());
isn't repositioning the button, even if it shows the
Thank you for your replies. But I still don't get it...
Could you please explain how I should use the LayoutParams ?
I thouht I only can use them with FILL_PARENT, WRAP_CONTENT and
addRule() but not to define a position with specific values.
@pskink
How would you do that ?
On 17 Feb., 15:23,
Kritzli wrote:
Thank you for your replies. But I still don't get it...
Could you please explain how I should use the LayoutParams ?
I thouht I only can use them with FILL_PARENT, WRAP_CONTENT and
addRule() but not to define a position with specific values.
That's because you can't define a
On Feb 17, 4:58 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
You cannot just arbitrarily position widgets wherever you want -- their
position is dictated by their layouts.
unless he writes own custom layout extending ViewGroup -
RelativeLayout in his case is pretty useless
pskink
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skink wrote:
On Feb 17, 4:58 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
You cannot just arbitrarily position widgets wherever you want -- their
position is dictated by their layouts.
unless he writes own custom layout extending ViewGroup -
Agreed. Got any well-documented examples?
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On Feb 17, 5:08 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
skink wrote:
On Feb 17, 4:58 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
You cannot just arbitrarily position widgets wherever you want -- their
position is dictated by their layouts.
unless he writes own custom layout
That's because you can't define a position with specific values.
Um, why not ? It worked well in onGesturePerformed-Method. That's why
I'm thinking it also should be working.
And I can't create a layout in XML, cause I don't know how many and
where the widgets would be moved.
err, well,
Ok. Here's some more information about my App.
I'm going to create a keyboard app. Or rather an App where you can
define your own keyboard. Therefore I have two Activities A and B.
Activity A:
Here I want to create a single key. This is currently realized by
configuring a button.
The buttons size
You cannot pass a Button via an Intent.
You're right. I only pass the height, width and text of the button I
customized in Activity A.
Activity B cannot modify the UI of Activity A. Activity B cannot safely
reuse the widgets of Activity A.
I don't want to modify the UI of Activity A.
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