In fact, I'm using HorizontalScrollView already
but I'm worried about memory consumption (I'm coming from the embedded
software world)
Inside the HorizontalScrollView I have a LinearLayout containing a list of
my own Views
(actually a ViewGroup displaying a movie poster but also information on th
Hah, I should have thought of this name! 'HorizontalScrollView' has
been supported since API level 3, and it sounds like just what you
want.
On Sep 5, 11:39 pm, Indicator Veritatis wrote:
> I would have said "use ScrollView", but that too is limited to
> vertical scrolling. So now I have to ask:
I would have said "use ScrollView", but that too is limited to
vertical scrolling. So now I have to ask: do you really HAVE to have
the scrolling done horizontally? You might be in for a harder time if
you insist on this.
On Sep 5, 11:29 pm, Marc Van Daele wrote:
> Hello Ed,
>
> Thanks for your a
Hello Ed,
Thanks for your answer but I'm not sure a ListView will work (though I will
look at the video).
Isn't a ListView limited to Vertical scrolling? (at least the javadoc says
so)
Kind Regards,
Marc
2011/9/6 Ed
> Hi Marc,
>
> Have a look at ListView. It's probably done most of the hard
Hi Marc,
Have a look at ListView. It's probably done most of the hardwork for you if
you just write your own adapter. Just make sure you get your getView
correct.
Watch a couple of Romain Guy's videos from Google I/O
e.g. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDBM6wVEO70
Should help get you started
I didn't see my question (see below) appear in the group yet so I'm
resending.
Sorry if it appears twice.
Marc
2011/9/3 vdaele
> Hello,
>
> Suppose I have a horizontal scrollable list of say 100 movie posters
> (each in its own View)
> of which only 4 Views fit on the screen at the same time.
>
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