Startbeitrag von Arie am 01.02.2012 08:34
As you may notice I'm into an Android project atm.
Now I have a looper with 6 columns. Looks great in the emulator.
But on the device it is converted to a ONE column looper.
All examples are ment for phone I guess: I only see small screen windows.
I'm using a tablet however, with a nice wide screen.
Anyone else using tablets?
Now I have a looper with 6 columns. Looks great in the emulator.
But on the device it is converted to a ONE column looper.
All examples are ment for phone I guess: I only see small screen windows.
I'm using a tablet however, with a nice wide screen.
Anyone else using tablets?
Antworten:
Just an idea, but is WDM adjusting the output based on your default resolution once it gets onto the target device.
I'm by no means an expert, but I only mention this as screen resolution/size seems to be an issue across the board with development for mobile devices?
You said it yourself - some devices have small screens and some (tablets) have much larger screens.
von DarrenF - am 01.02.2012 16:28
Android doesn't suport the table control with multicolumn... The unique option is use the looper, and build each table line.
Rubén
von Ruben Sanchez Peña - am 02.02.2012 20:00
I already use the looper. As you said: Android doesn't have the concept of a table.
And in fact, a looper with one column is a table.
But what i need is a looper with multiple columns. Like a matrix
Button1 | Button2 | Button3
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Button4 | Button5 | Button6
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Button7 | Button8 | Button9
I have to do this myself?
Maybe by using 3 loopers side-by-side , filled in a smart way.
von Arie - am 03.02.2012 09:25
In wm16 no multi columns but solved in wm 17...
Jan
von Jan de Bruin - am 03.02.2012 20:21