Preface It is important to understand how the ViewGroup life cycle is performed in order to customize ViewGroup, so that the entire process can have a deeper understanding of viewgroup. This article from a personal summary, to explain the order of execution. Execution notes First, the most common life cycles for ViewGr
Tag: offset with position imp settag position OTT problem visibleReprint please indicate source: http://blog.csdn.net/lmj623565791/article/details/37567907Stroll EoE found this UI effect, feel very good, and later know that there is an open source project on GitHub ~ ~ ~ Of course this article is not to teach you how to use this open source project, but to teach you how to define your own ViewGroup write this effect, your own definition of
Reprint please indicate source: http://blog.csdn.net/lmj623565791/article/details/37567907Stroll EoE found such UI effect, feel very good, and later know that there is an open source project on GitHub ~ ~ ~ Of course this article is not to teach you how to use this open source project, but to teach you how to customize the ViewGroup to write such effects, custom viewgroup is also my pain, Hey, hope this can
Control of Android layout filesWhat the layout file does: Controls the display location of each control you want to display on the screen view and ViewGroup:Most of the system classes in Android are sub-classes of view, which can be collectively referred to as Android controls that have a special subclass of ViewGroup in view.When writing layout files, the general rule is: in the layout file root tag Select a view
The method invocation process in Title view and ViewGroup is summarized as follows:1. First, the Activity oncreate and initializes the view2. Then, after the Activity Onresume calls the view's Onattachedtowindow, it often does the initialization work in the Onattachedtowindow method, such as registering some broadcasts, starting the animation, etc...3. Next, if the background is set, call OnDraw, and then call Dispatchdraw if it is viewgroup.Descripti
Activity (Active) contains views (views) and viewgroups (view groups).
View is a component (Widget) that is displayed on the screen. View Example: button, label (TextView), and text box (EDITTEXT). Each view is inherited from the base class Android.view.View.
The View group (ViewGroup) can contain one or more view. ViewGroup itself is a special view that provides a layout that you can use to organize a se
Under normal circumstances, we will rewrite the ondraw method of linearlayout and it will not be called. This article will analyze the causes and solutions.I. symptom
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The general architecture is that mylinearlayout is derived from linearlayout, and ondraw (canvas) is reloaded in the program ). However, ondraw will
1. Basic ConceptsView: The parent of all visual controls, an object that the user can interact with on the Android app screen (for example, a button drop-down box text box, and so on).A subclass of Viewgroup:view that holds the layout container for view and ViewGroup objects (linear layout, relative layout, and so on).Simply understood, view is a variety of controls (buttons, text), and ViewGroup provides a
1. Overview first onThis is probably the effect, first talk about the implementation of ideas 1. First we want to get the URL (network) or ID, path (local) of the image, bind the view to the data, Write our own Adapter2. Customizing the layout of the view to be displayed, and handling touch events for logical processing 3. Write Toggle Callback2. Implementation 1) custom adapter Here I downloaded the network picture, also can put the picture in res set ImageView contentpublic class Dragpageviewa
Start with the construction method, and then click ExecuteOnattachtowindow-->onmeasure-->onsizechanged-->onlayout--> onmeasure-->onlayout-->ondraw- ->ondetachedfromwindowThe method invocation process in Title view and ViewGroup is summarized as follows:1. First, the Activity oncreate and initializes the view2. Then, after the Activity Onresume calls the view's Onattachedtowindow, it often does the initialization work in the Onattachedtowindow method,
When writing a custom control, if you do not know the entire execution of the view, then the circle is necessary. This article is just a note, if you do not understand, welcome to spray water!!1. First, the Activity oncreate and initializes the view2. Then, after the Activity Onresume calls the view's Onattachedtowindow, it often does the initialization work in the Onattachedtowindow method, such as registering some broadcasts, starting the animation, etc...3. Next, if the background is set, cal
A few days ago in the MU class online to see the teacher's custom satellite menu, it feels very interesting, so after watching the video, I also tried to write it again, and add a drag effect (Light watching video is not useful, must do it yourself!) Remember not to copy the code).Interested students can go to MU net to see (not advertising): http://www.imooc.com/learn/300Custom control This thing, you have to test more practice, and then wrote a drawer effect of the menu, is relatively simple.T
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After implementing the fade-out effect in Android development, the viewgroup is called in the onanimationend method when an image control is removed from the interface. removeview: It took me a long time to solve the nullpointerexception problem and finally found a solution in a foreigner's forum.
The direct execution method is usually as follows:
@ Override
Public void onanimationend (a
This problem should have been analyzed at the beginning when analyzing touch event processing. However, I thought this code was not so close to touch's topic at the time,
I ignored it until I encountered a problem on it. In fact, Android development should have encountered this phenomenon more or less. I am in our own app.
I also found this phenomenon. I was puzzled at the beginning, because according to my own research and analysis, only when a view accepts the touch event pressed will it be tr
Below is the source code of Removeallviewsinlayout ()/** * Called by a viewgroup subclass to remove child views from itself, * when it must first know its size on scre En before it can calculate how many * child views it would render. An example was a Gallery or a ListView, which * may "has" children, but actually only render the number of children * That can currently fit inside the object in screen. Do not call * This method unless you is exten
When you click ViewGroup, its sub-controls also become pressed. The Cause Analysis and Solution are as follows: viewgrouppressed
This problem should have been analyzed at the beginning when analyzing touch event processing. However, I thought this code was not so close to touch's topic at the time,
I ignored it until I encountered a problem on it. In fact, Android development should have encountered this phenomenon more or less. I am in our own app.
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Activity contains views and ViewGroups ).A View is a Widget that is displayed on the screen ). View Example: Button, TextView, and EditText ). Each View inherits from the android. view. View class.A ViewGroup can contain one or more views. ViewGroup is a special View. It provides a layout that can be used to organize a series of View views.Example of ViewGroups: LinearLayout and FrameLayout. Each "
First, ViewGroup1, the meaning ofviewgroup --Integration Layout of multiple different View, and the location of the arrangement2.ViewGroup TypeLinear layout is simple and straightforward, allowing horizontal placement/vertical placement onlyRelative layout with complex and vivid layouts that can be set according to the relative position of the parent/child viewSecond, Layout
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