I made a gallery app inspired by the wallpaper chooser in the
Launcher, using the Gallery class. However, one small swipe and it
goes forever, can I slow it down, or add friction to my gallery object
easily? thanks
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I made a gallery app inspired by the wallpaper chooser in the
Launcher, using the Gallery class. However, one small swipe and it
goes forever, can I slow it down, or add friction to my gallery object
easily? thanks - sorry if this is on here twice, i'm having trouble
verifying that my posts are
I have a ViewGroup with three children which are Views containing
bitmaps. Two of the children are to the left and right (off screen)
and one child is in the middle of the screen and visible. It is like
a gallery, but my own flavor.
When the user is dragging left or right, the ViewGroup
I am creating a Translate Animation, and explicitly setting the
Interpolator to LinearInterpolator (which is also the default), but it
doesn't seem to be truly linear. It still accelerates and
decelerates. Am I missing something? I am in Android 1.5. thanks
There doesn't seem to be much documentation on the apkbuilder. There
is, of course the command line help, but so far I'm not exactly sure
how to do my task. I don't have a lot of experience building in ant or
anything.
I basically want to take an apk that I've made from eclipse, unzip
it, swap
Wondering if my app can modify an asset, such as myimage.png, that is
in the res/drawable folder of my app? Say I want to change the
color.
So, perhaps I would get the bitmap, make a copy, make it mutable,
modify the pixels, then save over it? Or can I just alter it
directly? If so, how would
to
get a package's resources are the typical mechanism for this.
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 5:59 PM, Andy Droid andydroi...@gmail.com wrote:
Can a core class such as AbsListView access resources, such as xml
files, and .png's, in a 3rd party app installed in the normal way (at
the app level
do that.)
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 4:39 PM, Andy Droid andydroi...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, Dianne. I tested your suggestion with two apps, where one app
gets resources from another app, and it worked. Doing it at the
framework layer is more difficult, but it may be more of a build
I have a ViewGroup, which has three children, a TextView in the middle
of the screen, a TextView off-screen-right, and a TextView off-screen-
left. The user can swipe left or right, to bring either of those off-
screen TextViews to the on-screen position. The ViewGroup then takes
care of
, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Andy Droid andydroi...@gmail.com wrote:
I know about LocationManagerService, AlarmManagerService, and
BatteryService, from Android programming books, but is there a
published list of all available services? thanks
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Yeah, that questions too vague. The link helped, though.
On Sep 9, 10:41 am, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Andy Droid wrote:
That's a good point. In addition to what I mentioned, I guess I'm
really interested in ALL the API's, regardless of how they are
implemented
Could an alternate home screen app replace the assets such as s
menu_item_background_pressed.9.png or
list_selector_background_focus.9.png, both found in frameworks/base/
core/res/res/drawable in the open source project? I have altered
those by changing out the assets and recompiling.
But can
Thanks for the reply. So once the system.img is flashed to the phone, there
is really no way to change the contents of framework-res.apk? Sorry for the
redundant question, just verifying.
And no way to change out a core app icon, such as Contacts?
thanks
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 3:58 PM,
I know about LocationManagerService, AlarmManagerService, and
BatteryService, from Android programming books, but is there a
published list of all available services? thanks
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Trying to dynamically add a view to a ViewFlipper. I want to extend
ViewFlipper so I can modify it. Here is the code. The child does get
added, but it doesn't show up. Any ideas? thanks
public class DCMFlipper extends ViewFlipper {
DCMFlipper(Context context){
I would like to extend ViewFlipper, so that I can override some of the
functions. I borrowed some code from the Flipper Demo in Murphy's
Busy Coders book.
I made my own class that extends it, but I have to pass in an
AttributeSet, when I instantiate it. How do I get that from my xml?
Here is
What content providers in the cupcake android build do apps have
access to?
According to this:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/content-providers.html
You can see some of them listed in the android.provider package...
which is listed here:
Attempting a fairly simple animation of a View.
I'm trying to display a panel, and then just animate it if the user
touches the screen.
Code for my simplified test is below.
The function animateMe() definitely gets called, but nothing happens.
Any help greatly appreciated, thanks.
MAIN
Attempting a fairly simple animation of a View. I'm trying to display
a panel, and then just animate it if the user touches the screen.
Code for my simplified test is below.
The function animateMe() definitely gets called, but nothing happens.
Any help greatly appreciated, thanks.
MAIN
Having trouble animating some view objects.
My main activity creates a DrawView class, which extends View. The
DrawView class creates three ColorBalls, each of which which extend
View. The onDraw function in DrawView calls drawBitmap on each of the
ColorBalls. This seems to be required, if I
Just trying to search for a user's latest public twitter post. I have
not worked with http in java before, so I don't know how it all comes
together with http gets and requests, and such.
I just want to get the latest post from a user (say Fred1000), in the
form of a json object. If there is a
=fooq=twitter
again, just not sure how to put this into java, thanks.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 6:40 PM, Andy Droid andydroi...@gmail.com wrote:
Just trying to search for a user's latest public twitter post. I have
not worked with http in java before, so I don't know how it all comes
together
Just trying to search for a user's latest public twitter post. I have
not worked with http in java before, so I don't know how it all comes
together with http gets and requests, and such.
I just want to get the latest post from a user (say Fred1000), in the
form of a json object. If there is a
Some of those Home apps such as Better Home, change the graphics for
some of the core apps, such as contacts? How do they do that? Are
they opening up the apk, and replacing resources, and then zipping it
back up again? You can always go back to the original Home though, so
I don't get how
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