I am trying to have a counter (count seconds and minutes) and update it on the display every second. I have this code in the onCreate of my class, which extends Activity:
In the below code, my problem is that I am not getting the "Pressed" state for the TextView, is it possible to implement Pressed state for the TextView? How can I do that?
I\'m not understanding how you pass variables to these adapter classes.开发者_如何学JAVAMost of the examples I\'ve seen, you pass a context (Activity, usually).How exactly do you pass the variables, t
I am trying to figure out an easy way for a user to select a word, preferably by long pressing on the word in a TextView. Basically, I have a TextView filled with text and I would like the user to hav
I can do this programmatically, but it is really inefficient, and also time consuming if I ever need to do it for multiple TextViews.
i have a listview in which i have 2 textviews, one of these textview contains zero text by default, but can be changed by the user. the problem is that i need to do so when the textview is empty the v
<TextView android:id=\"@+id/prodLbl\" android:layout_width=\"wrap_content\" android:layout_height=\"wrap_content\"
I\'m currently working on extending a TextView, adding an outline around the text.Thus far, the only problem I\'ve been having is my inability to position the \"outline\" correctly behind a text.If I
I am trying to develop small application for Andr开发者_JAVA百科oid which computes users concentration. My idea is to show a matrix of images where user is forced to select given images in amount of t
Well, to give you a bit of history on this project - I\'m parsing a string that\'s about 100k in a child thread, and returning the Spanned object from Html.fromHtml().