Having a drawable-small indicates a more fundamental problem with what you
are doing. Why are you doing such a thing? What is the configuration of
this device? You really need to provide more detail of exactly what you are
doing and the problematic behavior you are seeing.
On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 9:54 AM, Alex alexdavisspec...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey, I have recently come across a situation where drawable-hdpi
resources on a small-screen, hdpi device look terrible. I would like
to force smallscreen devices to use mdpi resources.
Copying (or resizing) all the pertinent drawables from /drawable-mdpi
to /drawable-small causes too much APK size inflation to justify, and
it would be *another* item in the resource maintenance hassle.
My first idea was to create xml reference files in /drawable-small
that reference the drawable-mdpi resources, but i dont know how to
hard-link to a specific resolution's (in this case mdpi) drawable
via the @drawable/ syntax.
Whats my way out?
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