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android Programming Glossary: nestingAndroid action bar with two stretched buttons http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11264808/android-action-bar-with-two-stretched-buttons Hope it helps someone Note I realize the ugly nesting layouts here and normally I wouldn't recommend this but for.. up the entire width on its own. Normally you should avoid nesting layouts unnecessarily like this Perhaps if someone sees this..
Best practice for nested fragments in Android 4.0, 4.1 (<4.2) without using the support library http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15608935/best-practice-for-nested-fragments-in-android-4-0-4-1-4-2-without-using-the library share improve this question Limitations So nesting fragments inside another fragment is not possible with xml regardless.. but in the long run makes your layouts superflexible. So nesting without using getChildFragmentManger The essence behind childFragmentManager..
What is the android UI thread stack size limit and how to overcome it? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16843357/what-is-the-android-ui-thread-stack-size-limit-and-how-to-overcome-it Indeed using Hierarchy Viewer I can see that my longest nesting is 19 views My app looks somewhat like the Google Play store.. on how many function calls you have in your deepest nesting and how many variables each function takes etc . It seems that.. draw of its children and it goes as deep as your deepest nesting. I would perform empirical tests at least on the devices appearing..
Aligning textviews on the left and right edges in Android layout http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2099249/aligning-textviews-on-the-left-and-right-edges-in-android-layout do I need to use a different ViewGroup or further layout nesting to accomplish it Here's what I have so far xml version 1.0 encoding..
Android action bar with two stretched buttons http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11264808/android-action-bar-with-two-stretched-buttons android layout_weight 1 android text Ok LinearLayout RelativeLayout Hope it helps someone Note I realize the ugly nesting layouts here and normally I wouldn't recommend this but for some reason the actionbar's own layout refuses to let the LinearLayout.. actionbar's own layout refuses to let the LinearLayout take up the entire width on its own. Normally you should avoid nesting layouts unnecessarily like this Perhaps if someone sees this they can point us to a better solution What it looks like EDIT..
Best practice for nested fragments in Android 4.0, 4.1 (<4.2) without using the support library http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15608935/best-practice-for-nested-fragments-in-android-4-0-4-1-4-2-without-using-the Inside Fragment android android fragments android support library share improve this question Limitations So nesting fragments inside another fragment is not possible with xml regardless of which version of FragmentManager you use. So you.. have to add fragments via code this might seem like a problem but in the long run makes your layouts superflexible. So nesting without using getChildFragmentManger The essence behind childFragmentManager is that it defers loading until the previous..
What is the android UI thread stack size limit and how to overcome it? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16843357/what-is-the-android-ui-thread-stack-size-limit-and-how-to-overcome-it to my view hierarchy being too deep for Android to handle. Indeed using Hierarchy Viewer I can see that my longest nesting is 19 views My app looks somewhat like the Google Play store app with swipe tabs . Every tab is a nested fragment inside.. Assuming the stack sizes are as described above it all depends on how many function calls you have in your deepest nesting and how many variables each function takes etc . It seems that the problematic area is when the views are being drawn starting.. with android.view.ViewRoot.draw . Each view calls the draw of its children and it goes as deep as your deepest nesting. I would perform empirical tests at least on the devices appearing in all the boundary groups above. It seems that using..
Aligning textviews on the left and right edges in Android layout http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2099249/aligning-textviews-on-the-left-and-right-edges-in-android-layout to float left float right in CSS . Is that possible or do I need to use a different ViewGroup or further layout nesting to accomplish it Here's what I have so far xml version 1.0 encoding utf 8 LinearLayout xmlns android http schemas.android.com..
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