MrSnowflake wrote:Oh and I believe BSD is a lot more liberal than Apache. I have never read the apache licence, but as it's a lot bigger than BSD's it can only be more strickt :). The BSD (style) licence is only a couple of lines long.

ok, changed to BSD

Well, I just recalled, I think MIT is even less restrictive than BSD, but it won't make a big difference. .

But I DO think you need to add the licence itself to easy source file, to be sure .

added some nice stuff including themes & custom title

I've just read on the Android google group that the Android home page sliding drawer will be available as a public widget in cupcake !

That's very good news, too bad for Pskink's effort to make the Panel. Though I think you have learned a lot .

MrSnowflake wrote:That's very good news, too bad for Pskink's effort to make the Panel. Though I think you have learned a lot :).

but i think SlidingDrawer doesn't have fancy interpolator stuff that Panel has ;)

Probably true but you can extend the drawer and implement it yourself.

pskink wrote:

MrSnowflake wrote:That's very good news, too bad for Pskink's effort to make the Panel. Though I think you have learned a lot .

but i think SlidingDrawer doesn't have fancy interpolator stuff that Panel has

i've asked them - they don't even going to have an ability to attach to any place. So no good

Can someone point me towards a tutorial or provide some sample code on how to integrate this control? I was originally trying to integrate the SlidingDrawers widget until I found out I could make a drawer going down from top to bottom...

Thanks.

pskink wrote:.. licence is: 'do what you want' ...

for exception: the check was 'stolen' from some google sources (TabHost.java IIRC) and i wanted to be consistent since they also used R.id prefix.

i'm facing minor problems with padding - hope to upload new version really soon

1) that's a really great license... I love it
2) I think google encourage what you callled 'stolen' (I prefer reused). As far as I remember someone was talking about this at one of the last years's Google IO presentations.
3) tell us more about the padding issues, perhaps we(adddev comunity) can help.

Sorry, I've just seen thread's date. My bad.

I'd like to add a drawer in my application that comes down from the top, and this widget seems like it would work perfectly, however the widget uses older forms of the SDK with R.styleable.<param>. Is there any substitute for this widget, or a way to work around this?

Thanks.

TheBigCheese wrote:I'd like to add a drawer in my application that comes down from the top, and this widget seems like it would work perfectly, however the widget uses older forms of the SDK with R.styleable.<param>.

what do you mean - older style?

Panel.java uses references to R.styleable.<attribute> in order to get the attributes from the xml file. R.styleable is no longer supported by the Android SDK. I managed to work around it though by just replacing the references to R.styleable with various calls to get the attributes through code.

TheBigCheese wrote:Panel.java uses references to R.styleable.<attribute> in order to get the attributes from the xml file. R.styleable is no longer supported by the Android SDK. I managed to work around it though by just replacing the references to R.styleable with various calls to get the attributes through code.

hmm, i dont get it, android.R.styleable is not supported but your.package.R.styleable is supported and is imho the only way to get custom attributes.

if you see android.R.styleable in the code that means you have some old version, watch the thread to get the newer one

I am trying to use the panel bottom aligned on the screen with overlay and no luck. i would really appreciate if someone would help me here.

I have screen with listview that occupies entire screen and want panel to slide from the bottom overlaying the listview.