New Android SDK (v0.9_r1) released + Screenshots of new UI

tum0rc0re · by **tum0rc0re** » Tue Aug 19, 2008 3:52 pm

plusminus wrote:
tum0rc0re wrote:So, now all can develop really cool programs using WYSIWYG-editor

I'd love to test it, but my Laptop crashed

it's pity

res · by **res** » Tue Aug 19, 2008 5:29 pm

Finally

ninor · by **ninor** » Tue Aug 19, 2008 11:37 pm

tum0rc0re wrote:So, now all can develop really cool programs using WYSIWYG-editor

Not yet...

It's only a preview of the layout.

But... if you want a WYSIWYG editor, there's this nice little thing: DroidDraw
(available online, and downloadable executables as well)

Xav · by **Xav** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 1:50 am

ninor wrote:
tum0rc0re wrote:So, now all can develop really cool programs using WYSIWYG-editor

Not yet...
It's only a preview of the layout.

Well it's a preview of the editor.

Go into Eclipse, in the menu Window > Show View > Other
Then choose Outline and Properties.

The Outline view will allow you to add/remove/move views/layouts, while the Properties view allows you to edit any attribute of the views/layouts.

Sure, it's not as good as full drag and drop support but it's a first step, and we figured you'd like to have it

tum0rc0re · by **tum0rc0re** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 3:29 am

ninor wrote:But... if you want a WYSIWYG editor, there's this nice little thing: DroidDraw
(available online, and downloadable executables as well)

I know this tool, it doesn't like me

Unfortunately, it isn't comfortable for me.

Xav wrote:Go into Eclipse, in the menu Window > Show View > Other
Then choose Outline and Properties.

The Outline view will allow you to add/remove/move views/layouts, while the Properties view allows you to edit any attribute of the views/layouts.

Thanks a lot for this advice

ninor · by **ninor** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 9:27 am

Xav wrote:
ninor wrote:
tum0rc0re wrote:So, now all can develop really cool programs using WYSIWYG-editor

Not yet...
It's only a preview of the layout.

Well it's a preview of the editor.

Go into Eclipse, in the menu Window > Show View > Other
Then choose Outline and Properties.

The Outline view will allow you to add/remove/move views/layouts, while the Properties view allows you to edit any attribute of the views/layouts.

Sure, it's not as good as full drag and drop support but it's a first step, and we figured you'd like to have it

Oh, great! I tried but I couldn't figure that out.
I'm going to compose something right now!

Thanks Xav

jailani · by **jailani** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 10:36 am

Good. Let us use the new SDK.

Thanks

M.Jailani

New Android SDK (v0.9_r1) released + Screenshots of new UI

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