You are right. ScrollView only supports vertical scrolling and
HoriontalScrollView supports horizontal scrolling.
Since WebView scrolls like you want to it, why don't use it ?
WebView w = (WebView)findViewById(R.id.webkit);
w.loadUrl("http://www.android.com/goodies/android_vector.jpg";);
Use the url of the image, not a web page.
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On Sep 22, 5:05 am, jsera <gall.blad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a large image, and I'd like to scroll around it like you'd
> scroll around inside a WebView.
>
> This means horizontal, and vertical scrollbars.
>
> Since ScrollView and HorizontalScrollView only have vertical, and
> horizontal scrollbars respectively, neither of these will do what I
> want. Sticking a HorizontalScrollView inside a ScrollView doesn't
> work, because the horizontal scroll bar disappears when you scroll up.
>
> WebView scrolls exactly like what I want, but I don't want to display
> a web page, just an image created dynamically. There has to be some
> way of doing this without writing an entirely new class.
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