Hey,
I've a view that gets updated in code. Is there a way in Android to freeze
the screen so all the changes will be rendered off screen? so that the user
will see only the end results? (and it won't flicker)
In .net there is the Suspend/Resume Layout pattern
Hi,
I'm really having hard time with Android layouts, it doesn't have tools
support (something a designer can work with!) and there are not many
talented people like you have with HTML/CSS etc..
Is there an HTML/CSS to Android Layout Converter?
Thanks,
Yoni
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I might be missing something altogether, is there alternative to SVG that
android support natively? With all the hard work that android dev tools puts
into supporting different form factors and resolutions there suppose to be a
simple 2D vector library?!
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First of all I would like to thank you.
However it still not good. it shows only the first row in the middle of the
screen (there are black bars above it and underneath it). and the second
row is not seen at all... no matter what the content is (I placed TextViews
instead of the
That was just another test... that didn't work.
Currently the only thing that does work is setting explicitly in code the
height and the width of item
activity.getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay().getMetrics(metrics);
is.setLayoutParams(new TableRow.LayoutParams(metrics.widthPixels / 2,
Of-course I can use LinearLayout, but I wanted to understand what the
problem was.
Also my understanding is that TableRow is a LinearLayout so I was hoping it
will present the same kind of behavior
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/TableRow.html. Also
when I initially
I'm wrestling with the Android UI to try to create a table layout that has 2
rows each row containing 2 ImageSwitchers, And would like the table
to occupies the entire screen. But I simply can not accomplish it, sometimes
the emulator shows 1 ImageSwitcher that is aligned to the right of the
Hi All,
I would like to know whatever android has a class the let me access
the user's photos (the one he took with the phone's camera)
Thanks,
Y.
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