Hi glassfool,
insted of using set text, try append(text) - this will also move the
cursor position.
On 22 Feb., 14:48, glassfool wrote:
> After the following two lines are executed, the text is shown on the
> left side of theEditText, and thecursoris also on the left edge.
> While I wanna show
Hi,
Another approach would be to cache the visible area and only update/
replace the area you want to change from within a different method.
Some example code stubs.
Call the drawMe method whenever you want to replace the Image at the
given location.
You can also provide a Rect to position the Bit
Keyboard although it would be
displayed correctly besides it.
I hope I made myself clear because, unfortunately, I can’t post any
codes or screenshots here for confidentiality reasons.
Thank you all for your help, it is greatly appreciated.
Kai aka Aracos
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date after that
3.as the selection (WHERE statement) within your query, try something
like
date >= day.getTimeInMillis AND date < tomorrow.getTimeInMillis
This will only work if you need the specific date of a month and not
for every 14th .
Hope this helps
Regards Aracos
On Dec 14, 2:28 pm
up again.
Any Ideas?
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do not mention this Language.
Now to my question,
is the Turkish language not supported yet and the resources are some
dormant fragments of locales to come or is there a way to enable this
locale?
Thanks a lot for your help,
Regards Aracos
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stack and
when I use the back navigation, they are displayed instead of closing
the application.
The strangest thing happened this morning – as I tested it again to
confirm this post, it worked. :-)
Don't ask me why but it did.
So, thanks again but the problem solved itself.
Best regards,
A
HI @all,
I would like to have a Menu – Button, called Home, that goes back to
my root activity and removes all activities from the stack. Therefore,
if I press the back button afterwords, the application would close.
I tried calling the Activity with the intent flag
'FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP' bu
On back navigation, the method shouldOverrideUrlLoading is not called
or the URL is formated differently so I could not read the correct
data from the database.
If needed, I can provide a test-application that shows what I mean,
but I hope this will suffice.
Thanks for
Try disabling the clickable and longClickable properties of your
textView - this should disable the dimming effect you described.
android:clickable="false"
android:longClickable="false"
if you still want your links clickable, enable this by adding the
property
android:linksClickable="true"
On 2
Thanks for your Response.
am I reading this right, I have to rewrite the complete TabWidget just
to get the event when clicking on the currently active element or is
there a way to get the adapter responsible for the tabs and add the
code you posted?
Or am I getting it all wrong and should use a
Greetings all,
I have a Tabbed View that displays a list in different tabs. When I
click on the currently active tab (not the displayed view) I want to
do something. Currently - the OnClickListener is NOT called. the
OnTabChanged Listener however seems is working fine. Am I registering
on the wro
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