I think that I have some workaround to it using XML. It is to call
Custom View in XML with all the required button. First you need to
create your View Constructor with AttributeSet, declare the XML with
the tag and call the Custom XML in it with the desire button
layout.
The rest is a business a
hi,
the LayoutInflater Class is used to obtain the View (i.e. buttons,
textfields etc) from a layout specified in an XML document. in your
case, the XML file contains Button elements. to use these button
elements in your program, you have to first use the LayoutInflater
class, which will take
I don't really understand that whole LayoutInflator part you were
talking about. What is the point of doing that?
Also, if possible, can you elaborate some more on how you solved the
problem. I really need to be able to move buttons around. Is there a
way to destroy all the buttons and put new on
hi,
i faced a similar problem when trying to add a button to a custom
view (a game screen). i solved my problem using JAVA code instead of
defining buttons in XML.
i'm still a beginner at android so i'm not sure if this is correct
- the error in ur code is probably here:
Button checkbox =
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