This is my strange scenario.. maybe it will help someone:
1. On "Project/Build Automatically" checked I'm not getting any
errors.
2. When I uncheck "Project/Build Automatically" and build, I'm not
getting any errors.
3. When I clean and build (with "Project/Build Automatically"
unchecked) i get:
Don't think so.. There is no setStyle() or something like that - don't
know why?
On May 21, 7:39 pm, damnesia wrote:
> Is it possible to implement style="?android:attr/textViewStyle"
> dynamically?
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> On May 20, 3:10 am,n5r11 wrote:
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#x27;t force a @null background.
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> Try adding an explicit android:background="@null", which should remove
> the EditText 9-patch frame and any padding that comes with it.
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> On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 5:19 PM, n5r11 wrote:
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On 19 мај, 02:05, Jeff Sharkey wrote:
> You should actually be using an attribute instead of a direct reference:
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> style="?android:attr/textViewStyle"
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> The underlying @style reference isn
There is an example like that in the ApiDemos (came with SDK 1.1, not
1.5 - don't know why?). Anyway, you should download SDK 1.1 and start
ApiDemos in 1.1 emulator, and play around a little. There is a Dialog
example in com.example.android.apis.app.AlertDialogSample.java, and
here is the part of
You said "any advice" so here it comes.. Try looking at chapter 11
LaunchList example from Mark's Android Tutorials book source code:
http://commonsware.com/AndTutorials/AndTutorials-0_9_5.zip
I sure hope Mark is doing things "the write way" :)
On 17 мај, 19:36, Makeable wrote:
> I have just st
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