As title,
g.getWidth()/getHeight()
return this value on the emulator with an avd
320x569

Is there someone who can help me understanding why please?

see docs about <supports-screens> in the manifest

http://developer.android.com/intl/fr/gu ... ement.html

pskink wrote:see docs about <supports-screens> in the manifest

http://developer.android.com/intl/fr/gu ... ement.html

This is what I call an useful answer.
Really, really thanks!

Hi,
I have added this lines to my manifest


but there is no way to avoid that images are scaled on WVGA 240dpi...
I have put the images in the drawable-nodpi folder, in this way works well on Level higer than 4 but it doesn't
works on Level3 and this for me is not acceptable.

Is there a way to avoid image scaling also using Level3?
Thanks.

if you want to support level3 (v1.5) then you cannot use <supports-screens> tag in the manifest

pskink wrote:if you want to support level3 (v1.5) then you cannot use <supports-screens> tag in the manifest

Thanks for your reply.
You are right, I'm reading that this attribute is supported from level4...
Is there a workaround that avoid image scaling from Level3 to Level7?

if you want to support level3+ your display will always have 320x480 regardless of device physical dimensions (compatibility mode) and everything will be scaled to that size

pskink wrote:if you want to support level3+ your display will always have 320x480 regardless of device physical dimensions (compatibility mode) and everything will be scaled to that size

I can't belive in this shame, I need to find a solution.

Ok, suppose that I don't want to support Android 1.5 and I don't want to put my images in
drawable-nodpi

is it possible to draw a not resized image on a canvas on a WVGA resolution using level4?
if yes, how?

sblantipodi wrote:Ok, suppose that I don't want to support Android 1.5 and I don't want to put my images in
drawable-nodpi

is it possible to draw a not resized image on a canvas on a WVGA resolution using level4?
if yes, how?

you mean Bitmap which is not taken from any /res/* folder?

pskink wrote:

sblantipodi wrote:Ok, suppose that I don't want to support Android 1.5 and I don't want to put my images in
drawable-nodpi

is it possible to draw a not resized image on a canvas on a WVGA resolution using level4?
if yes, how?

you mean Bitmap which is not taken from any /res/* folder?

I mean bitmap that is taken from the standard drawable folder,
how can I draw a bitmap taken from this standard folder in an unresized way on Android 4 or later?
If I can do it, I can solve the problem of Level3 with an astract class that load dinamically the images on runtime.

So my questions is.
how can I draw a bitmap taken the standard drawable folder in an unresized way on Android 4 or later?
Thanks!!!!!

sblantipodi wrote:I mean bitmap that is taken from the standard drawable folder,
how can I draw a bitmap taken from this standard folder in an unresized way on Android 4 or later?
If I can do it, I can solve the problem of Level3 with an astract class that load dinamically the images on runtime.

So my questions is.
how can I draw a bitmap taken the standard drawable folder in an unresized way on Android 4 or later?
Thanks!!!!!

res = getResources()
opts.inScaled = false
bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(res, R.drawable.img, opts)

but i think that you cannot support both large screens and level3

pskink wrote:res = getResources()
opts.inScaled = false
bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(res, R.drawable.img, opts)

but i think that you cannot support both large screens and level3

Today I can't work on it because I need to work until this evening (here is 8:00AM),
this evening I will give you an answer but I think that I can do it without problem,
the answer is abstract class, abstract are magicians tool

In the meantime really thanks for your support.

I put this in the constructor:



and this in the onDraw()



The problem is.
logo.getWidth() returns the correct unscaled width, but when I draw it with drawBitmap()
it draws the scaled Bitmap.

sblantipodi wrote:I put this in the constructor:

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1. BitmapFactory.Options opts = new BitmapFactory.Options();
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3. logo = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(),
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The problem is.
logo.getWidth() returns the correct unscaled width, but when I draw it with drawBitmap()
it draws the scaled Bitmap. :shock:

what about