Android Custom Landscape ProgressBar

Less nonsense, first look at the effect of it, the color is a bit ugly, but the basic functions are mentioned, the actual use of modified on OK.

Actually very simple, on the code!

Create Drawable folder under Res, new file Drawable/progressbar_color.xml

<?xml version= "1.0"  encoding= "Utf-8"? ><layer-list xmlns:android= "http// Schemas.android.com/apk/res/android " >    <!--  background   gradient is a gradient, Corners defines rounded corners  -->    <item android:id= "@android: Id/background" >         <shape>             <corners android:radius= "10DP"  />             <solid android:color= "#ffffff"  />         </shape>    </item>    <!--  Second progress bar color  -->    <item android:id= "@android: Id/secondaryprogress" >         <clip>             <shape>                <corners  android:radius= "10dip"  />                 <gradient                     android:angle= "90.0"                      android:centercolor= "#ac6079"                      android:centery= "0.45"                      android:endcolor= "#6c213a"                      android:startcolor= "# e71a5e " />            </shape>         </clip>    </item>    <!--  progress bar  -- >    <item android:id= "@android: Id/progress" >         <clip>            < shape>                < corners android:radius= "10dip"  />                 <solid android:color= "#FF8080"  />             </shape>         </clip>    </item></layer-list>

Then refer to it in the layout.

Activity_main.xml

<progressbar android:id= "@+id/my_progress" android:layout_width= "Match_parent" Android:layout_hei ght= "12DP" android:max= "android:progress=" "android:secondaryprogress=" "style="? Android Oid:attr/progressbarstylehorizontal "android:progressdrawable=" @drawable/progressbar_color "/>

After the operation is the above effect.

Android Custom Landscape ProgressBar