Hi guys I'm trying to create a custom popup control, which would be shown after the user has long-pressed on a Google map. I would like the control to look something like in the nexus' 4 camera application: see it here.
Can anyone suggest how to start?
I have also searched in the native camera app code found here, but I'm totally lost in all that code. Has someone come across a tutorial of how to build such control? I really googled a lot but couldn't find any solutions.
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When opening Google Maps' Drawer menu for the first time, or with cleared app storage you will get a view like this:
The normal view is typically like this:
I've been messing around in my XMLs for a while and I still can't get anything remotely similar to show up. Does anyone know how they do the selective dimming and the overlayed callout?
Try this library: https://github.com/amlcurran/ShowcaseView
A bit outdated, but I used it a couple of years ago and it still works perfectly in my app.
I have searched a lot but nothing lead me towards this what i am trying to do, so i am here to take expert's opinion, is it possible to change the google text or icon shown in screenshot i have attached in question, somehow i kind of know this that it is nearly impossible but there is a load of geniuses in world who can make anything possible so guide me how can i do it in any app?
I want a custom keyboard in android. I have referred many more examples and seen source codes on github but, couldn't found any relevant reference for swipe functionality.Now i want funcationality like if user want to write Hello World then it should only swipe on that words only like in some devices it gives by default. So, can anyone have any idea or suggestions regarding this, because i am facing first time this type of requirement. Thanks in advance. This below image is for what i actually want.
I'm attempting to create an activity which allows a user to mask out part of an image. The way I'm trying to achieve this (yes trying, because it still isn't working for me, please see my other SO questions), is by painting a color over the base image using the canvas. I saw an app this morning which basically does exactly what I need and I thought I'd ask here if anyone knows how the app is doing the hard work and if there is a good tutorial or documentation somewhere for this concept?
Basically you press part of the image and it automatically masks out to the edges of the object in the image, you press again to add more, and press to remove.
the app is called "AThumb Cut" and hope its ok to link to it here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.instacut2
This is an amazing application indeed. They work like Magi tool in PhotoShop. Try this tutorial it tells you how to do it in Java.
I need to build an accordion lie animation and I have no clue where to start.
Can you please address me to resources and sample codes so I can better understand how to do that?
The closest thing I saw on Android is the cord animation in Go Launcher, so I don't know if it is possible, anyway I'd glad to even be able to create something like Go's animation.
Thank you
You can see an example in this screenshot from the iPhone app 'task'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56isCnonYqA&feature=player_embedded#t=38s