SOLUTION:
layer = (LayerDrawable) getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.layers);
layer.setBounds(** what you want **);
layer.mutate();
layer.draw(canvas);
On 31 Mag, 11:29, Paolo wrote:
> UPDATE 2:
>
> I found out the problem!
>
> BitmapFactory.deco
UPDATE 2:
I found out the problem!
BitmapFactory.decodeResource(context.getResources(),
R.drawable.layers);
return always NULL, what could be the problem for you?
On 31 Mag, 11:15, Paolo wrote:
> UPDATE:
> I have been able to write (layers.xml) what I want on a XML file using
> Layer-List.
> s
UPDATE:
I have been able to write (layers.xml) what I want on a XML file using
Layer-List.
so I can use this drawable on a ImageView normally doing:
Everything works fine! But this isn't my aim.
Actually I'd like to use this drawable as a background of my custom
view, so I need to use it into t
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