ShapeOfView | custom shape to any android view | User Interface library
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kandi X-RAY | ShapeOfView Summary
Give a custom shape to any android view Useful for Material Design 2. the old package com.github.florent37 has been replaced by io.github.florent37.
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- Draws the border
- Provides the outline provider for the view
- Override paint to draw the clip area
- Calculate the layout
- Initializes the view
- Set the tab layout that will be used to show the tab
- Initialize the dimensions
- Generate the path
- Initialize the cut path manager
- Generate a path for a rectangle
- Initializes the BubbleView
- Draws the arrow path
- Initialize the circle border
- Initializes the clipping path creators
- Initialize the rectangle
- Initialize the clipping path creators
- Initialize the clipping paint properties
- Initializes the PolygonViewCreator
- Initializes the star path builder
- Initialize view
- Initialize the ShapeRectView
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QUESTION
I'm developing an application that has an embedded chat on it. In order to draw the bubbles* where the text is displayed, I'm using a custom view which extends from FrameLayout, just like in here:
or here:
*bubbles -> you know: the rounded corner rectangle with a little arrow at the left or right, depending on who wrote the message
The thing is that, if the message to be shown is long enough (a couple of thousands of characters depending on the phone's memory) the background drawable is not shown anymore.
I found that this is expected because I'm exceeding the maximum canvas size (the maximum height, in this case)
I know that the canvas maximum size in android depends on the phone on which you are measuring it. For example, this is the limit for an old phone (Moto G 1st gen):
And this is the limit for a newer phone, with more memory:
Question: Is there another way you can think of, to define a view with an arbitrary shape as the background which overcomes this limitation?
PD: Yes, the code looks strange because I'm using xamarin to develop, but the question is general enough, and I don't care the language of the solution if it does exist :)
UPDATE Added example code to reproduce this issue.
You just have to create any background in xml, let's say that we call it "bubble_background.xml":
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Answered 2019-Jul-22 at 08:43bubble_background.xml:
QUESTION
In my application i used NavigationView and when running application on Android 4 show me force close error, but in android 5 and above not show me any error and work finally!
My XML file :
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Answered 2019-Dec-07 at 18:09Remove this lines from your code
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I removed the signUp button from my layout, android studio does not see it, but when the application starts, it appears.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-06 at 11:28Try restarting the app on the emulator using the run or debug icon on Android Studio.
Cleaner solution- Delete the app from emulator.
- Delete the apk files created in the
app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk
Usually this problem happens in either of the following cases
- When App is not rerun, only the layout is changed
- When you use Instant run, sometimes it might not re-render instantly, It takes a few seconds..
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I try to implement MVVM by Mindorks to show data from here :(https://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/384018?api_key=67bc513a7a353631119fdffe5f7377a8&language=en-US) in my Activity. I try using databinding for update UI, but after the data is update, databinding not update my textview. here my Detail Activity Class :
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Answered 2019-Sep-03 at 10:09Remove this below line from Detail Activity
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I am trying to create a collapsing view animation via MotionLayout. I want to make the view collapse when scrolling down and does not appear until the full scrolling up. My animation doesn't work now (video). Also my recycler view is not visible until the first click. What am I doing wrong? Thank
MainActivity layout:
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Answered 2019-May-28 at 11:44So, after many attempts, I managed to fix this bug.
1) The trigger of the animation (in my case, RecyclerView) must necessarily be related to what the animation is directed to. And not necessarily directly (in my case RecyclerView and header are connected through Space)
2) The trigger of the animation or the element linking them should not overlap what the animation is directed to. (Those, in my case, Space should use constraintBottom_toBottomOf = "@ id / header" + marginBottom instead of constraintTop_toBottomOf = "@ id / header".
So, here is the final layout.
QUESTION
I have a standard recycler view adapter I created but it has a strange issue where certain views will change their visibility or size randomly,
Ok I say randomly it's obviously me changing the size and or visibility of these views so lets have a short example, if I change the visibility at position 0 to gone based on my object having no text inside it, when the adapter is called position 0 will indeed be gone, but if i scroll down and back the view becomes visible, a similar thing happens with my text views so if it has less than ten characters it should be size x and else should be size y, on first load the size is correct but scrolling down and back the size changes, I'm aware that behind the scenes the view is loaded and recycled (hence the name recycler view) however I thought that the position passed into onBindViewHolder(final MyViewHolder holder, final int position) would always be correct as it comes from the main list, if anyone can help me here I'd appreciate it as right now I'm scratching my head, I'm going to post my entire adapter class for the fear of not including enough but generally its my onBindViewHolder that i feel is the main culprit which does include a lot of mostly arbritary code, as mentioned everything works to a degree but I have strange errors when scrolling up and down with views changing I believe I'm doing everything I should be everything displays the correct data just not always the right size or visiblity, would appreciate any help
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Answered 2018-Jul-13 at 13:02This sort of RecyclerView problem where items change seemingly randomly when scrolling are usually due to setting item characteristics in the wrong place.
A RecyclerView will reuse the view holders created for it (that's the recycle part), so the view holder for position 10, let's say, can be reused for the item at position 0. If the characteristics aren't changed to what they should be when the view holder is bound then the results could be unexpected. In other words, a view that is visible in position 10 would also be visible when the view holder is assigned to position 0.
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You can use ShapeOfView like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the ShapeOfView component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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