On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 4:47 AM, Jake Colman wrote:
>> "NE" == Nikolay Elenkov writes:
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> NE> On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 11:06 PM, Jake Colman wrote:
> >>
> >> I realize that this is not a programming question but I'm hoping
> >> someone here can help with a quick solution.
> >>
>
> "NE" == Nikolay Elenkov writes:
NE> On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 11:06 PM, Jake Colman wrote:
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>> I realize that this is not a programming question but I'm hoping
>> someone here can help with a quick solution.
>>
>> I have a 9-patch file that I use as my widget background
Kostyra,
Thanks for trying to help.
The problem turned out to be that the image has an alpha channel
(transparency) that is simply way bigger than I'd like. After trying a
number of things, I found that a 'zealous autocrop' resized the image
but kept some transparency around the edges. As a 9-
The file is a nine-patch, and should fill the view automatically. And I'm
sorry to say, it does that just fine for all my widgets.
If you think the issue is with this particular file, you could try testing
with one of the nine-patches under
\platforms\android-X\data\res.
Other than that, you coul
Kostya,
The background is specified in XML exactly as you suggested. When I
click and hold on the widget to drag it, Android's outline box is larger
than the widget itself. If I write code to invoke setBackgroundColor()
in lieu of setbackgroundresource() the color fills in a larger square
than
I just dropped the image into my project, and set it as an
android:background for a layout (activity, not wiget).
It worked fine.
It's a good sign that your widget is getting filled with color - perhaps
there is something unusual about how you set the background?
I would try the simplest thing p
Using some new preference settings in my widget, the user can completely
replace the background image with a color. When I do that, the painted
area is quite a bit larger than the area covered when I use the
background image. I think that is the equivalent of what you asked me
to check, correct?
What exactly is your problem?
On 20 jun, 16:06, Jake Colman wrote:
> I realize that this is not a programming question but I'm hoping someone
> here can help with a quick solution.
>
> I have a 9-patch file that I use as my widget background. I did not
> create it, I found it on the web. I am us
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