thanks Nikolay. that's a good tip. tried it on one device I have and could
see android.permission.*.
I'm sure there are also proprietary permissions on other devices (which I
don't have so can't check in this way). any pointer to online information
on such com.* permission would be great!
On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 3:48 PM, smoogli roy.ben.ha...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks Nikolay. that's a good tip. tried it on one device I have and could
see android.permission.*.
I'm sure there are also proprietary permissions on other devices (which I
don't have so can't check in this way). any
I am going to do an android application. In that app, I have to add the
customized keyboard.
So that I am trying to create my own customized keyboard. I found the code
for the keyboard from the android sdk's sample(SoftKeyboard).
When I execute the code, the keyboard is installed and showing in
I'd like to display char \u1F374 in a textview.
Not working!
the char is there because I can view with the store app Unicode Map.
Do I have to select a specific font?
Just using default and setting string as \u1F374
Note the code is 5 digits.
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As far as I can see, when converting from HTML string into spannable, only
color and face are supported (this is with Android 4+ at least). Converting
the otherway (Html.toHtml) adds more attributes like size. To control the
size from HTML you are limited to big and small or add your own tag
Html.fromHtml also understands header tags, from h1 to h6. The respective
relative sizes are:
private static final float[] HEADER_SIZES = {
1.5f, 1.4f, 1.3f, 1.2f, 1.1f, 1f,
};
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2014-04-09 23:22 GMT+04:00 jraanamo jukka.raan...@gmail.com:
As far as I can see, when
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