Well, that would make everything left-to-right... not necessarily right to
left.
Ooops, I didn't pay that much of attention to the direction in the
question :-)
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It appears that if your text is in a RTL language, ICS will sometimes
render it RTL without you have to do anything special. This happens, for
example, in ListViews.
In my app, I load some localized data and when I load Arabic, the text
appears RTL, so it works under at least some
right to left
Try LinearLayout and set its orientation to horizontal (e.g.
android:orientation=horizontal)
Sorry, didn't understand your second question.
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http://www.codeproject.com/KB/android/PayGol-Android.aspx
* Try LinearLayout and set its orientation to horizontal (e.g.
android:orientation=horizontal)*
Well, that would make everything left-to-right... not necessarily right to
left. This is presumably for supporting locales that read from right to
left? But I wasn't able to determine if that was the
Hi
i have making a Persian android application
as you know , my language is RTL
all i need is to show every thing right to left, for example textview,
inputbox,... and also i need the digits in them, be in unicode character,
thanks
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Hi,
Android does not currently support RTL layouts. We have started the
work to add proper support for RTL layouts in ICS (if you browse the
source code you can find early implementations and APIs) but there is
no ETA at this time for when this will become a public SDK API.
On Mon, Mar 12, 2012
thanks
but what about SMS messages!?
they are RTL!
also i can use my own keyboard, and own language!
On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 1:23 AM, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
Hi,
Android does not currently support RTL layouts. We have started the
work to add proper support for RTL layouts in
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