Just wondering if it is possible to get icons for applications on the
Android Market?
For example, if there is an application called
"com.mycompany.someapp", is there a way to programmatically grab an
image (icon) for that application either through an Android API or by
simply downloading it from
I'm trying to figure out how to change the default white background
from a spinner. I've tried a couple of things and looked around on
this newsgroup and elsewhere online. There have been a few related
questions, but I haven't deduced the answer yet (maybe I just didn't
understand what I've read).
Fantastic. listView.addHeaderView() works like a charm!
It seems this usage was already thought of by folks more clever than
myself. I guess it helps to know the API =)
Thanks Mark.
On Apr 10, 11:57 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> craiget wrote:
> > I'm running into difficulties
Hello,
I'm running into difficulties overriding an ArrayAdapter to be
displayed in a ListActivity.
The ArrayAdapter is filled asynchronously.
What I'm trying to do is add a special "sentinel" object that sits at
the beginning of the list to show the progress of the computation.
Ultimately this
Thank you for the replies.
Maybe what's causing my confusion is a bug in aapt (or my
environment?) rather than misunderstanding the concept of 9-patch. In
which case I may be posting to the wrong place.
I've got two files that demonstrate what's happening:
This first file, Eclipse likes and it
Can someone please explain or provide examples (links) of some valid 9-
patch files?
>From reading the API description, I think my understanding is flawed.
As an example, there's a 9-patch located at: http://www.maladroid.net/test.9.png
[the same idea, as abad ascii representation]
0 = transpa
Hello folks,
I was reading some of the other posts about EULAs and was wondering:
Does Android have a standard application EULA?
If not - can it have one? should it have one?
Failing that, is there a good way to let the user agree to the EULA
before buying the application?
Here's why I think
Hello folks,
I've read a couple of posts about handling EULAs and was wondering:
Is there a standard EULA for apps on the Android Marketplace?
If not, can there be and should there be?
(If I understand correctly) all apps for the iPhone are subject to a
standard agreement (the iTunes EULA) fou
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