Android :: Drawing Circle In MapView
Oct 29, 2010Trying to draw a circle at a longitude/latitude position. The circle below doesn't show up, does anybody know why?
View 5 RepliesTrying to draw a circle at a longitude/latitude position. The circle below doesn't show up, does anybody know why?
View 5 RepliesI have to recommend just getting a book on the subject.I learned most everything off of examples and documents on the web.After several months, I finally picked up the blue book and everything I had scoured to find is clearly demonstrated in it.Look for the red book and the blue "superbible."They cover everything you need.There are also books specific to ES.Make sure to get a good 1.1 one and not a 2.0-only one.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI am doing one small GPS application. I have to show multiple palces . I can able to show multiple places using custom overlay method.Now i have to show route between two points , while showing route i have to show only that two points. remaining all points should disappear but i don't know how to disappear the other points.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI had found a lot of stackoverflow post about save an Activity and the reload it.
My question: How can I have an Activity with an MapView and after reload the same mapview?
What is the best way to switch between activity and views?
I'm new to openGL and I have done some first tests with drawing a triangle. Now I would like to draw a circle, which is filled with a texture, but I have no idea, how to do so.Can someone of you give me a hint?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a question that I wanted to put button and circle on the same canvas. How can I do this? Please give reply as soon as possible.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'd like to display a given String in a circle (so bend the string so that the end of the string touches the beginning of the string). And Then I'd like to let the user rotate the circle by grabbing and dragging it clockwise or counterclockwise. Do you guys know what would be the best (simplest, smoothest) way to do this? I already saw that using drawOnPath i can draw text in a circle. Do you have any tips on how to proceed with dragging and rotating the textcircle?
View 8 Replies View RelatedWhen I have a status bar notification with a number inside, it shows the number fine. But later if I show another notification to replace this one, with no number, it shows an empty red circle. This circle shouldn't be there. How do I remove the red circle? See image here: http://jump.fm/UYHGV.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a very simple requirement. I have a View object, lets say an ImageView object. I want to move this ImageView object in a circle.
More specifically, I want to move it along an arc, which is not a complete circle. I found in Android Documentation that comes with SDK that we can create a path from an arc but it does not mention how to use this path to make an animation that goes along that path.
Please note that I dont want to rotate the image. I have to move it in a circular path.
I've created a bitmap that I'm overlaying over another bitmap. I'd like to alter the transparency of sections of the overlaid bitmap, revealing the bitmap beneath. I can't find a way to write only to the alpha channel of the overlaid bitmap.
For example, I have a bitmap filled with red pixels, and an alpha that is 255, opaque. A solid red bitmap. How do I draw a circle on this map that would lower the alpha values toward 0, transparent?
Hopefully this is a simple one as I've been asking loads recently...
I am trying to draw the a white circle with the following code...
but it is being displayed as a solid disk, how do I get it to just display as an circular outline with a transparent centre?
I've had a look in the help and it makes no sense to me, probably because I'm not used to the drawing terms like stroke and dither. What's wrong with background and border eh?
I've this code:
Java: (http://nopaste.me/4449 )
package com.patrick.games.whackgroundhog; import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Context; import android.graphics.Canvas;
import android.graphics.Color; import android.graphics.Paint;
import android.os.Bundle; import android.view.MotionEvent; import android.view.View;
public class Game extends Activity { /** Called when the activity is first created. */ @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(new Ground(this));
} class Ground extends View { public Ground(Context context) { super(context);
} public void onDraw(Canvas canvas) { canvas.drawColor(Color.BLACK);
} @Override public boolean onTouchEvent(MotionEvent event) {
if (event.getAction() == MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN) {
//TODO: draw the circle } return true;
} } }
What is your best drawing app?
I've tried Draw!, Draw(er), and MagicMarker, but I dunno, they each have their pros and cons and can't find one that suits me well. I'm not looking for Photoshop on my phone, but something better than a colored line. So what is your best drawing app?
I want horizontal-vertical rate unchanged. How can ı Do this?? my picture is rate is 320x70. for example, in my phone(samsung galaxy-s GT-I9000) it looks like 320x100. originally I have a circle but it look ellipse... ı have to fix it, but how can ı do?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<LinearLayout android:background="@drawable/main"
android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent"
android:orientation="vertical" xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/resandroid">
<LinearLayout android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent"
android:orientation="vertical" android:layout_weight="5"></LinearLayout>.........................
I have some problems finding the documentation of the definitions of shapes in XML for Android. I would like to define a simple circle filled with a solid color in an XML File to include it into my layout files.
Sadly the Documentation on android.com does not cover the XML attributes of the Shape classes. I think I should use an ArcShape to draw a circle but there is no explanation on how to set the size, the color, or the angle needed to make a circle out of an Arc.
This is more of a question about animating than a specific problem coding. i need to fill in the broad strokes left by the research i've been doing.
What i'm trying to do:
The activity should load with only the a togglebutton visible. when the button is touched, a png will be animated to a certain position relative to the togglebutton. also, another button will slide in from off screen and slide off if/when the togglebutton is pressed again.
What i can't figure out:
I can draw an image, but only via xml. creating an imageview and setting the background programmatically does nothing.
When i draw from xml, i can't move the image when the togglebutton is pressed like i want to. when i call getPositionOnScreen() i get a null pointer, even though the complier can see i'm referring to the imageview described in both xml and in code.
I'm calling getPositionOnScreen because via xml, i have the image positioned behind the togglebutton so that it's not visible until the button has been pressed and the image starts moving. the idea is that with different screen sizes i won't know exactly where the view is until runtime. getPostionOnScreen allows me to get the coordinates of the imageview so i know where it has been positioned. when i have a start position, can tell it to "move up" on the screen from behind the togglebutton by simply adding to x or y until it's where i want.
This is the code to draw the image (inserted in the onCreate method).
CODE:.......
This is the code i'm using to animate. when the button is clicked, it calls this method on the view from the listener.
CODE:...............
I'm well aware that this is horribly wrong and won't work. what i need to understand is why.
I'm trying to learn about Android programming by rewriting a C app I've moved from DOS to X-windows to Windows as a learning tool. It's just a silly little app that draws symmetrical 'game of life' patterns on the screen in a kaleidoscopic fashion. It's structured so that the patterns do their own animations. I.e. there's a 'Life' class that produces the next generation and redraws itself from the center outward, inserting delays to produce a kaleidoscopic effect.
I've got it so that the patterns draw - I took the LunarLander sample as a starting point, and an drawing on a SurfaceView. But my problem is with timing the 'animations'. I'm not doing traditional animation, where I build a whole frame and then draw it, but the surface seems to want to draw itself completely on each iteration of my loop, so my inserted sleep's don't insert delay in the right places.
So my questions:
1. Is there a more direct way to write to the screen than via a SurfaceView? If I did that, would the various steps of my 'animation' occur as I drew them, producing the desired effect. 2. If such a drawing method exists, would I be wasting my time learning how to use it? 3. What's the 'standard' way to do this kind of animation?
Is there any api for drawing financial chart in android.
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View 2 Replies View RelatedFrom the JavaDoc, it said it returns 'a bitmap representing this view or null if cache is disabled'. My question is what if the View is longer than the phone screen (you need to scroll vertically), what does the bitmap return? * only the visible portion of the view * everything the view has (both visible + invisible part)
View 4 Replies View RelatedUsing OpenGL ES, how do I draw an image from the resources file onto the screen? The image is in png format, if that matters.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create on of these images, but Eclipse won't accept it once I've used the draw9patch tool. I've found other people having the same problem, and saw this comment: I discovered later that the problem I was having was caused by the image not being exactly true to the nine-patch spec as defined in the documentation. Once I fixed the image to have a clean (i.e., no gradients etc) one pixel border it was fine. "'m not much good when it comes to image design. What does this mean, how do I create my original png file to meet the specification for Nine Patch?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am creating a custom view which has an image. The image can be of any type. What i want to achieve is that i want to draw an EditText control on top of the image so that the user can add some values to it. I am not sure how to achieve this. The onDraw control will not allow me to draw any view right? I am new to android so any help would be appreaciated.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm having a small problem with drawing a View offscreen to a Bitmap. The View is created using LayoutInflater.inflate(int resource, ViewGroup root) with null passed to the root parameter. The View has a fixed size (200x180 pixels). I can create a Bitmap for this View either by using the method View.getDrawingCache() or by calling View.draw(Canvas canvas) using a Canvas that in turn has a backing Bitmap. This works fine if the View doesn't change after the inflate. However, if I have a TextView inside my View that I will update, the size of the TextView is never updated regardless of what method I call on the View (requestLayout(), forceLayout() invalidate() etc.). If I display the View on screen directly, everything works fine (sizes are updated as needed, etc.). What is the correct way of drawing Views off screen and being able to update their layout when needed?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create a custom widget which looks lick HTML table. I chose to derive from TableLayout, which is the subclass of ViewGroup and View. What's confusing me is that the drawing I put into my override of View.onDraw did not take effect, until I moved the codes to the override of ViewGroup.dispatchDraw. I know dispatchDraw is a good place to draw something, but I'm just wondering why there's such difference in my practice?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to build a custom clock view in Android. See image http://twitpic.com/1devk7.So far to draw the time and hour markers I have been using the Canvas.rotate method to get the desired effect. However, notice that it is difficult to interpret the numbers in the lower half of the clock (e.g. 6 or 9?) because of the angle in which they are drawn.When using drawText, is it possible to draw the text at 45/90/180 degrees so that all text appears upright when my onDraw method has finished?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI wrote a reading software. I implemented the page turning effect when user tap the screen to turn to next/pre page. The display is ok on G1 (320X200 size) but it can not works well on Droid(480*854 size), the font looks a litter fuzzy, not clear as G1. I explain my codes for page turning:
1) create a canvas A
2) create bitmap.
3) set bitmap on canvas A
4) draw the new page content on canvas A
5) the current showing page has been saved in bitmap before since we do from step 1) to setp 4),
6) In order to implement the turning effect of scrolling from left to right, I draw the old bitmap part and draw the new bitmap part until the whole new bitmap has been drawn. all of bitmaps are drawing by canvas.drawBitmap() in onDraw() function.
7) when step 6) is done, it means the new page has been shown on screen, and the bitmap has been saved to use in next page turning.
The above is the whole actions for my page turning. On G1, no problem. But on Droid phone, the font is not clear, I tried if I directly draw text by canvas in OnDraw() not through bitmap, It is ok, but it can not implement the page turning effect that I need. I don't know why, could you please help me to take a look and tell me where is wrong or miss some steps?
When I try extending the View class to a subclass that will underline portions of the text drawn by ListView, the code compiles okay but results in a runtime exception apparently due to an improper class cast. Does anyone see what I've done wrong or have suggestions about getting access to the Canvas of ListView items so portions of text can be underlined?
Here is the code, which is the Efficient Adapter View/List example from ApiDemos with an added UnderlinedView class.
CODE:........
How to draw chart like the following image in android.what is the tool can we use?
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