The Android philosophy is all about freeing memory as needed. The os is
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will leave the app in place for a quick load.
On Monday, December 30, 2013 7:20:04 AM UTC-5, 12169 wrote:
Hi,
I have found some applications that
For what?
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I have a TableLayout in xml which I want to respond to different
screen sizes and real time changes in the view.
Ive extended tablelayout onMeasure to get the container width. I make
a calculation to get the cell size. In the cells (LinearLayout)
onMeasure, I set the new width with
LinearLayout creates automatic FrameLayout
Just curious if this is the default behaviour. Just fired up
HierarchyViewer for the first time. Nice!
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:32 PM, meshgraphics meshgraph...@gmail.com wrote:
LinearLayout creates automatic FrameLayout
No, it does not. If I had to guess, the FrameLayout you are thinking
of is the Activity-supplied container for your content view.
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