Archive for September 2008
Making a custom Android button using a custom view
Posted by: kahgoh on: 13 September, 2008
- In: Android
- 16 Comments
Creating a custom view is as simple as inheriting from the View class and overriding the methods that need to be overridden. In this example, a custom button is implemented in this way. The button shall feature a labelled image (i.e. an image with text underneath).
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- kahgoh: Hi, The ShowProgress (this is already listed above!) class is actually the listener. You can tell because it implements the
- ohnoezitasploded: I'm lost on the line: builder.setPositiveButton("Progress", listener); Where is listener in the code? I'm new at this so maybe if there was a com
- sheff: Hi. It is very useful post. Thank you.
