http://i.imgur.com/7rBBtuw.jpg
Basically, from the image above. I would like to know if it is at all possible to generate an XML file to get the information from those specific div classes.
If so, a link to a tutorial would be great, I haven't found anything that I think is useful from some googling.
Please refer to any of the following:
http://java-source.net/open-source/html-parsers
Also you can try to use:
Html.fromHtml(source) (http://developer.android.com/reference/android/text/Html.html)
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I'm using copyright comment at the beginning of every file but there is an annoying issue with xml files in Android Studio.
Using automatic code format option (CTRL+ALT+L) places comment on the first line right after <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> tag like this:
What I want however is this:
I'm using recommended code style for Android
I've tried to find the option in the settings but with no luck.
I'm pretty sure there is a way to tell the formatter to put the comment on the separate line but maybe not available via GUI toggle?
Well, I've found the way to keep it on a separate lines by selecting "Keep line breaks" option.
It won't cause bad formatted comment to get on separate line but it won't break well formatted one as well so this half-solution is definitely better than nothing.
I am developing an application for a bank for a project.
I want the layout of the application to look like this:
I want to know how to do the views, and the lines separating each view.
If you have a tutorial on how to do this or XML codes or tips, would be appreciated.
Besides the accepted answer. You can also check out Android's Preference Fragment or this example
There are many implementations of this, but https://github.com/emilsjolander/StickyListHeaders is one (you can turn of the sticky headers if you just want the sections). You could also use https://github.com/commonsguy/cwac-merge from our very own #CommonsWare, I believe ;)
In my application i implemented the line graph. But i want to use the images instead of some styles like points,circles etc. I tried but i am not getting it. please can anybody help me.
The answer is that you cannot. The only solution would be to checkout the AChartEngine code and write this custom feature yourself.
When I am in a Java class file, I can get context info of a certain method/attribute/etc. (in IntelliJ, this shortcut is Ctrl+Q), which is basically a short help file describing what that element does. Look at the image 1.
But when I am in an XML file, I cannot get any contextual info on any element. Look at the image 2.
How should I enable it? Do I have to download some additional Android doc (javadoc?) file?
For Android code support in Eclipse, you might want to checkout http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/06/new-editing-features-in-eclipse-plug-in.html.
In particular :
XML editing has been improved with new quick fixes, code completion in more file types and many “go to declaration” enhancements.
basically a short help file describing what that element does
FYI: It's called Javadoc.
For the xml:
Go to Window, Show View, Other, General, Properties.
Then, when you have opened an Android xml, you can switch to the Graphical Layout. Clicking on an element will show you it's properties in the property view. Hovering over the elements there at least will give you contextual information.
As CrazyCoder suggested, there is no way to get such contextual info because of the lack of sources to fetch such info from. Until better times...
i am new to android. I want example how to parse xml file in android.could anybody provide me a program
there are plenty of examples out there, here is an example CLICK
Take a look at the following tutorial:
XML on Android