I am pretty new to Android, and I am not really sure about the best
way to implement an embedded scrollable list component on the same
screen with other components, or if their is an existing component to
do this with already.
I have a screen which has three buttons on the left side. I would like
>From my MainActivity the user can click a button that shows a dialog.
>From this dialog the user can set the number of minutes and number of
seconds from a custom Timer component, and click a start button. When
they click start, this is the OnClickListener that gets invoked.
public void onCli
Manager(53): Displayed activity
com.android.fart/.CountDown: 9304 ms
Skooter :-\
On Dec 30, 3:16 am, Skooter Columbo wrote:
> From my MainActivity the user can click a button that shows a dialog.
> From this dialog the user can set the number of minutes and number of
> seconds from a cus
log then the attribute
> android:theme="@android:style/Theme.Dialog" need to be added in the
> manifest xml of that activity using the dialog.
>
> - Sundar
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> -Original Message-
> From: android-developers@googlegroups.com
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> [mailto:android-devel
for faster
access, so I don't get my hopes up.
Do you guys have any other ideas? On a lighter note, The display of
the dialog is much fast now than before when I was callling
AlertDialog.Builder.
Thanks,
Skooer
On Dec 30, 5:00 am, Skooter Columbo wrote:
> yea, i was using the AlertDial
.
Skooter :-)
On Dec 30, 10:57 am, Skooter Columbo
wrote:
> I got rid of the AlertDialog, and modified my code to use the
> ThemeDialog approach. I made sure that I added the attribute
> android:theme="@android:style/Theme.Dialog" to the Android Manifest
> file for my appl
g even when your UI is not
> active.
>
> On Dec 31, 2:15 pm, Skooter Columbo wrote:
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> > I finally figured out why the screen was turning black. It did not
> > have anything to do with the Dialog option I picked. It was because I
> > had a long running pro
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