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I want to use the below image as a five different buttons. In addition, the image must stay at the bottom of the screen. Any ideas 开发者_C百科on how can I accomplish this?
I have a SlidingDrawer element which contains a RelativeLayout element which contains some Button child elements:
I found many simple solutions to this (such as Intent.putExtra(String, String) and Bundle.putString(String, String)), but this is not helpful for my situation.
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I have an application where I have to place a set of ImageViews in different parts of the screen, each ImageView placed at a posi开发者_JS百科tion by specifying the co-ordinates(x,y) Is this possible
I want the easiest way to keep a TabHost omnipresent no matter how deep into the activities I go. One idea I had was to use the Global Application object to keep the state and then layout the TabHost
Why is everyone use http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android ? Do I need sometimes to use something different that this url ?
In the program below i am trying to use google map from the following example http://www.vogella.de/articles/AndroidLocationAPI/article.html , i have followed exactly all the steps in the example but
All layout files I\'ve seen contain some outer bounding element such as LinearLayout. I would like to create a layout file that does not contain any bounding elements. For example, all I want is to ha
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