I was a hair too hasty in the previous reply. Hours later and I found the
real answer:
Using textViewStyle will set the properties but will also prevent local
override of those values (by setting textAppearance directly on a
TextView). The real solution: do not set android:textAppearance on y
Not quite the same but good enough for my stuff:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8380020/android-how-do-i-set-the-textsize-for-a-layout/8380153
On Thursday, February 18, 2010 10:24:49 PM UTC-8, Walt Armour wrote:
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> I have a simple style like this:
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ostly just paranoia here I'm thinking). I then
went back in to add software and added all the available ADT
components at once.
After a restart and reopening the project, the XML now opens in the
appropriate ADT editor.
On Oct 22, 10:58 pm, Walt Armour wrote:
> I'm seeing this beha
I'm seeing this behaviour as well. I just had a disk crash and had
to reinstall all of Eclipse and the Android SDK.
Previously I was running Eclipse Helios with the latest Android SDK
and latest ADT (r14). All XML files opened automatically with the
appropriate Android XML helper/editor.
This
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> On Tue, Jul 26, 2011 at 7:41 PM, Walt Armour wrote:
> > Trying to update to revision 3. No errors, it just never updates.
>
> > Here's the package description from the SDK manager dialog. Any
> > suggestions? Alternative download locations?
Trying to update to revision 3. No errors, it just never updates.
Here's the package description from the SDK manager dialog. Any
suggestions? Alternative download locations?
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Package Description
Compatibility libraries, revision 3
This update will replace revisi
There have been numerous threads (here and elsewhere) and bugs about
issues with managed dialogs and configuration changes (orientation or
keyboard slides). However, I haven't found exact mention of this
specific issue and I wonder if it could by the cause of some of the
other problems that folks
overriding getIndicator().
Unfortunately that method is marked private so I'll have to replace
all the code. Lots of private methods in Android that may be better
suited as protected. C'est la vie. I may give it a try.
On Apr 5, 12:32 pm, Walt Armour wrote:
> I've been fighti
I've been fighting with styling on ExpandableListView as well (an area
that could use some improvement in a future release).
The problem with the current implementation is in the selector element
for the group expander. It can be found in expander_group.xml and
looks like this:
http://schemas.an
I have a simple style like this:
- #FF
- @style/PrimaryText
And a simple style like this:
- #FF
-
Here is an article on an unrelated subject. However, in the end he
has created a custom view that displays buttons along the button. I
imagine you could use whatever approach the author used and then
toggle the visibility based on a screen touch. The look of the view
could be made to be whatever
Just adding in my pain here as well. I have the same problem. I've
tried every permutation of addresses I can. I've tried multiple
methods of configuring the proxy (including the direct-to-the-
preferences-DB approach found in very old mailing list posts).
Nothing seems to set the proxy on the e
of the message.
On Jan 21, 10:55 am, Walt Armour wrote:
> Handler.Callback.handleMessage() returns a boolean (as opposed to
> Handler.handleMessage() which is a void method).
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> I cannot find any documentation of what the correct return value
> should be. Should the method retur
resources in other directories elsewhere in
the developer's file system.
On Dec 31 2009, 10:52 pm, joebowbeer wrote:
> Have you considered packaging the images as assets using aapt's -A
> modifier?
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> -A additional directory in which to find raw asset files
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> On Dec 3
We will potentially be sharing images between an android app and other
apps (gotta keep those costs down). I am attempting to find a way to
have the android app use image files that are outside of its project
directory tree (i.e. not in res/drawable).
At the moment I'm thinking some custom work w
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