Sorry for spreading misinformation :)
But at least I know now; I must have made a mistake in my small test widget.
Tom.
2009/6/11 Jeff Sharkey
>
> Actually, it totally can take focus. :) The forecast widget I wrote
> can be selected and "clicked" using the trackball:
>
>
> http://code.google.
Actually, it totally can take focus. :) The forecast widget I wrote
can be selected and "clicked" using the trackball:
http://code.google.com/p/android-sky/source/browse/trunk/Sky/res/layout/widget_med.xml
You may need to use tricks like "android:duplicateParentState" to
correctly show drawabl
I just want to add that one thing about this: a widget can't take focus or
otherwise be operated via the trackball, that might prove an irritation for
some users.
Tom.
2009/6/11 Jeff Sharkey
>
> Changing icons dynamically still isn't possible. However, you can now
> write an AppWidget the size
Changing icons dynamically still isn't possible. However, you can now
write an AppWidget the size and shape of an icon that dynamically
changes.
j
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 12:24 AM, toff...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm also trying to find out if this is possible to do. Anyone who
> knows?
>
Hi,
I'm also trying to find out if this is possible to do. Anyone who
knows?
/ Toffer
On 9 Juni, 14:58, pehrlo wrote:
> Does somebody know if this is possibly in 1.5?
>
> From: hackbod
> Date: 19 Okt 2008, 20:06
> Subject: How can the app icon be changed at runtime
> To: Android Developers
>
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