Thanks for the reply,sorry for the delayed response
that will only work if i want to create a view. but what if the view is the
same and i want to attached a dynamically created object from the layout,
for example a new keyboard inside a view. you switch the keyboard using the
new layout but th
Spektor Yaron wrote:
> Thanks again,
> so i went ahead and implemented that and then found out that this:
> public XmlResourceParser getXml(int id) throws NotFoundException {
> return loadXmlResourceParser(id, "xml");
> }
>
> does not find the resource id if the layout is in layout-land
Thanks again,
so i went ahead and implemented that and then found out that this:
public XmlResourceParser getXml(int id) throws NotFoundException {
return loadXmlResourceParser(id, "xml");
}
does not find the resource id if the layout is in layout-land (it does find
it if it is in layout
Spektor Yaron wrote:
> Thanks got it,
> but the point still is that Android would not know that layout3 and
> layout1 are the same and so if i am in layout3 it will not switch to
> layout1 when an orientation change occurs, right?
Correct.
Android does not support the notion of accessing two res
Thanks got it,
but the point still is that Android would not know that layout3 and layout1
are the same and so if i am in layout3 it will not switch to layout1 when an
orientation change occurs, right?
On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 12:25 AM, Mark Murphy wrote:
>
> Spektor Yaron wrote:
> > by calling th
Spektor Yaron wrote:
> by calling the layout-land "layout3" i loose the android built-in method
> to switch to it when the orientation changes.
That is not what I wrote.
Copy layout/layout1 to layout/layout3. Then, all three are available
under unique identifiers.
You still have a landscape lay
Thanks,
by calling the layout-land "layout3" i loose the android built-in method to
switch to it when the orientation changes.
that is why i added a proposed solution for that - call the get
getResources().getConfiguration().orientation myself and figure out which
layout to switch to. are you sayin
Spektor Yaron wrote:
> i have a layout folder with 2 layouts. layout1 and layout2
> i have another folder layout-land that has layout1 in it.
> i would like to be able to get to all the layouts so i could create a
> set of layout like this:
> {layout1, layout2, layout1(from layout-land folder)}
>
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