Well, I am just trying to run the example, so this is my main.xml:
http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android";
android:id="@android:id/tabhost"
android:layout_width="fill_parent"
android:layout_height="fill_parent">
This is the activity code:
public
Well, I am just trying to run the example, so this is my main.xml:
http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android";
android:id="@android:id/tabhost"
android:layout_width="fill_parent"
android:layout_height="fill_parent">
This is the activity code:
public cl
Sorry, forgot to mention - in the activiry that should be displayed in the
tab, there is clause, if this is important.
Again, the activity is displayed fine when not in tab.
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I am creating a simple TabActivity by following the example:
http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-tabwidget.html
However, when started I get "Unable to start activity ComponentInfo" and in
the details: android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #24: Error
in
Well, thanks for the link, this seems to work fine.
However - about the reopening the 2 years old thread - searching only
provided obsolete results, most referring to the technique Selmi gave a link
above. I am glad this changed meanwhile, however it is hard to find, no
reference in the Dev Gui
I am really surprised to see this thread!
I have googled how to nest XML-based layouts, assuming it is possible,
however found this.
This is a basic functionality, guys. There are some threads around about why
to use XML based layouts, MVC, etc... and I agree that extracting the view
in XML is
I think this the XML layout is introduced mostly in order to facilitate GUI
generators, like
http://droiddraw.org/
If they generate Java, which is editable for the developers, switching
between code and modeling becomes rather error-prone.
The good thing is that you are not bound to it, you can
+1 mort
The NumberPicker is already created for Date- and TimePickers. If it is
already existing, and reusable component, why not be public?!
Nobody is speaking of requesting new widgets or components, but at least
let's have the existing ones public.
Btw - I have tried the widget proposed by K
Yes, you are right, it is from HTC Desire.
First thought that Sense adds some kind of skin over the NumberPicker, but
this seems not to be the case when I duplicated it... or perhaps I miss
something, I am still newbie with Android.
Well, I guess the general feeling is up to the user, I personal
Thank you for the help, the proposed widget looks good.
metal mikey, I am interested not in date/time entering, but in a way to
enter numbers - something like the NumberPicker, which seems to be internal,
and for the means I need it - the wheel looks cooler.
Having this in mind and since while
Not even internal?
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Hi, as the title says: I would like to reuse the widget in green on the
attached picture, but I don't know it's name. It is part of the calendar
application, used for setting time and date.
Thanks.
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By public I mean included in the public API - not internal. To reuse it, not
to copy/duplicate it.
Thanks for the link, I do use Google quite successful :) The question was
more like "do we still need to duplicate existing code, or this changed
during the year since this topic is posted".
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I see this thread is more than an year old. Any chance to have the
NumberPicker public by now?
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