Hm, maybe support for application animations wasn't added until after 1.0.
To be honest I don't remember.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 11:00 AM, skink wrote:
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> Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> > That comment is out of data, the window manager can use styles from
> > applications.
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> > Sorry about the
Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> That comment is out of data, the window manager can use styles from
> applications.
>
> Sorry about the lack of documentation. For now you'll need to look at the
> source resources to see how they are constructed and do the same thing.
> Note that there are two main typ
That comment is out of data, the window manager can use styles from
applications.
Sorry about the lack of documentation. For now you'll need to look at the
source resources to see how they are constructed and do the same thing.
Note that there are two main types of window animations: single-windo
also for completeness/symetry it would be nice if Dialog and/or Window
had setAnimationStyle(int) method as PopupWindow has.
now (if i didn't miss something) i need to:
1. w = dialog.getWindow()
2. a = w.getAttributes()
3. a.windowAnimations = R.style.style
4. w.setAttributes(a)
which isn't very
Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> You should make your own, with reference to animation resources that
> describe the actual animations you want.
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> On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 10:47 AM, skink wrote:
> > hi Dianne,
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> > what style can i use? R.style.Animation_*? or some others?
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> > thanks
> > skink
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You should make your own, with reference to animation resources that
describe the actual animations you want.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 10:47 AM, skink wrote:
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> On 19 Sty, 18:12, "Dianne Hackborn" wrote:
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> > But for an alert dialog, you probably want to animate the window itself
> not
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On 19 Sty, 18:12, "Dianne Hackborn" wrote:
> But for an alert dialog, you probably want to animate the window itself not
> the contents inside. You do this by setting a style resource on the
> WindowManager.LayoutParams.windowAnimation.
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hi Dianne,
what style can i use? R.style.Animation_*
Hi Dianne,
Is this the way also to provide in and out animations to dialogs?
Or
Can you suggest how we can add in and out animations to dialogs/
activities to provide a transition effect ?
On Jan 19, 11:12 pm, "Dianne Hackborn" wrote:
> Call it after the requestFeature() calls.
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> But for an
Call it after the requestFeature() calls.
But for an alert dialog, you probably want to animate the window itself not
the contents inside. You do this by setting a style resource on the
WindowManager.LayoutParams.windowAnimation.
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Tom Medhurst
wrote:
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> So any i
So any ideas how I can call: getDecorView() without getting the error:
"AndroidRuntimeException: requestFeature() must be called before
adding content" ...?
On Jan 12, 8:39 pm, Tom Medhurst wrote:
> I have an AlertDialog box instance I created from AlertDialog.Builder
> and I want to animate it
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