I was under the impression that \'dip\' (Density Independent Pixel) values were the android solution to using % values to determine the width and height of layout elements. I thought this was an upgra
Plea开发者_C百科se consider the following piece of Matlab code: MyImage = imread(\'a.png\'); imwrite(MyImage, \'a.jpg\', \'jpg\');
I need to code the layout of the android widgets using dip/dp (in java files). At runtime if I code, int pixel=this.getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay().getWidth();
What is the formula for converting regular pixels to DIP? Assuming I have a photoshop document with a design in it that was intended for the Galaxy Tab (for example) which is 600x1024 actual pixels.
I\'m testing multi dpi in android, and the layout xml file seems like this: <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>
im throughoutly confused by dips on Android. I understand from the reference that th开发者_如何学运维e base for dp values is 160.
I\'ve asked a question similar to this but thought I would ask a more general question to get a wider range of input.
I\'ve done some research on building layouts that work for multiple screen sizes and I\'m looking for some clarification.
have a look at figure 2. in the link given below.. http://develope开发者_StackOverflow中文版r.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html..
I wouldn\'t say my app is text heavy...but it displays random strings sometimes that are longer than others.They fit fine on my dro开发者_如何学Goid 2, but I know they won\'t display the same on small
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