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android Programming Glossary: intrinsic

How to popup list like a spinner without spinner in android?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2129624/how-to-popup-list-like-a-spinner-without-spinner-in-android

an Adapter via setAdapter that generates your rows. In your case I would not use the same Cursor as a Cursor has an intrinsic notion of the current row and so messing with the Cursor while it is used by your SpinnerAdapter could screw up the Spinner..

How to set property “android:drawableTop” of a button at runtime

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4919703/how-to-set-property-androiddrawabletop-of-a-button-at-runtime

the right of and below the text. Use 0 if you do not want a Drawable there. The Drawables' bounds will be set to their intrinsic bounds. If you use button.setCompoundDrawables left top right bottom Sets the Drawables if any to appear to the left of..

How do the pieces of Android's (2D) Canvas drawing pipeline fit together?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5762727/how-do-the-pieces-of-androids-2d-canvas-drawing-pipeline-fit-together

and Paint don't really add any useful explanation. It's also not entirely clear to me how drawing operations that have intrinsic colors eg drawBitmap versus the vector primitives like drawRect fit into all of this do they always ignore the Paint 's.. the vector primitives like drawRect fit into all of this do they always ignore the Paint 's color and use use their intrinsic color instead I was also surprised by the fact that one can do something like this Paint eraser new Paint eraser.setXfermode.. here are answers to some of the sub questions It's also not entirely clear to me how drawing operations that have intrinsic colors eg drawBitmap versus the vector primitives like drawRect fit into all of this do they always ignore the Paint 's..