Hi,
I am trying to figure out the screen size I will have in portrait and in
landscape at the beginning of my app.
I can get the real display size using Display.getRealSize() and then
calculate the navigation bar height in case there is one.
However, in devices with 600dp or less the navigation bar can have
different heights (depending on orientation) and may even move to the right
in landscape mode.
My app would needs to know these paramters when it begins (the app is
connected to a cloud server that receives these dimensions when it connects
- so I really need to know these before the app starts doing things).
My current solution is this:
id = res.getIdentifier("navigation_bar_height", "dimen", "android");
int navigation_bar_height = res.getDimensionPixelSize(id);
Although this works, it is never a good practice to use android's internal
resources.
Is there any other way of knowing the dimensions of the screen in a
different orientation BEFORE you rotate the device?
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