Hello Romain!
I put a background image in view, so I can not draw with the background
color.
On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 1:53 AM, Romain Guy wrote:
> Erase is working as intended here. You are erasing the window's Canvas,
> which is shared by all the Views. If you want to erase to transparent you
Erase is working as intended here. You are erasing the window's Canvas,
which is shared by all the Views. If you want to erase to transparent you
should make that View use a drawing cache (setDrawingCacheEnabled()) or a
layer (setLayerType()) but this will come at a cost performance-wise.
Another s
Hello!
I am starting the studies, and decide to make a little program to draw on a
white canvas.
I rode one example of android called "FingerPaint" and I noticed something:
When I select the option "Erase", it uses the following method to clean up
what is on the screen:
mPaint.setXfermode (new P
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