Autocomplete in android makes easier to pick an item from the search text, i used listview for my previous project and it did quiet simple, in my new project i want to make something different view for autocomplete result, i did a Google for a some functionality but no luck.
I got a screenshot of a popular application, they have used different style,
like this,
how to achieve this? is there any library available? Helps appreciated!.
Yes, there are many available. I would recommend android-chips . There is a working example of this under samples folder.
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I want to make EditText Card like View that have autocomplete feature , and auto completes are fetched using retrofit api , example can be shown below:
Can you suggest some easy to use gitHub library to implement this View in android or suggest the possibilities?
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This question is entirely different from hello autocompletion because i am asking about custom api's and my view is very much different.
check out this one and this one
google has it's own chips but I don't know why they don't publish that for developers.
I am new to Android development and i am wondering about one thing. I want to create a simple list like descriped here: https://www.google.com/design/spec/components/lists.html#lists-specs
I cannot believe, that i have to implement it all by myself. Every ImageView, TextView with all their paddings and textsizes and so on. Is there something i overlooked? Is there a simple way like ready-to-use layouts?
If i want to use Material Design in a Web project, i could go to https://material.angularjs.org/latest/demo/list and create a list by just copy and paste the sourcecode. Does something like that exist for Android too?
No, you have to implement the view for a single item and android uses it as template. You can use a build-in list item only if you are showing String values.
Android developers sometimes also have to be UI developers.
You can check this tutorial: http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/AndroidListView/article.html
Have in mind that Material design in Android is slightly different than Material design for Web.
How can I add an icon next to the search orb, just as displayed below? I'd like to display a login page when the user clicks on the icon.
You can't, if you want to use the standard widgets offered by the Leanback library, such as BrowseFragment.
There is a way of creating your own version of the BrowseFragment widget, so that it is fully customizable and you can add as many buttons as you like, but it is definitely not easy to do. I've written a series of posts on this subject, which you can find here:
Building for Android TV
There is also a demo project that already gives you a starting point for the custom interface. The code can be found on this GitHub repo (episode_4 is probably what you're looking for).
I am trying to create an android instant messaging app for a school. So I had downloaded Telegram's app code from github.I was wondering how I could add more emote icons to it, so that I could make few new sets of icons and add it to the existing ones. Or can you tell me how to add custom emoji's to the code.
I couldn't find any tutorial online.
You should upload your code, so we can see what it is about.
Also provide a link to download the project from github.
You also need to know the basic of Photoshop. If you want to
create custom icons you rreally need to know how thinks work.
you can find the Emoji's Map, and extend it with your Emojis, Entry Should look like:
sEmojisMap.put(0x1f354, R.drawable.emoji_1f354);
it's little complex to deal with . but this link mey help:
https://github.com/rockerhieu/emojicon/tree/master/library/src/main/java/com/rockerhieu/emojicon
so i've done some searching but haven't found a good answer. anyone who's familiar with android 4.0 knows the fancy swipe to remove running apps. i'm trying to implement this into a dynamic list.
when i say dynamic, it's a list being built with a base adapter and holder's.
i'm wondering if anyone has a good example of how to implement this swipe feature into a dynamic list. i want it to have the fancy animation and everything of the list collapsing back together after an element is removed. but, for now, i'm looking for a good starting point on how to properly implement this.
any and all help is always appreciated. thanks all!
SwipeListView is an excellent ListView extension that does this. A demo application is also available on Google Play here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fortysevendeg.android.swipelistview