To delete the default bottom line of EditText, just add the following sentence in the layout file, of course, between "<EditText" and "/>".
android:background="@null"
Sunday, August 7, 2016
Friday, August 5, 2016
Android Learning Note: Never Set 2 Different Layout To 1 Activity
This is the original post of mine, which is wrong in fact.
Just add the following codes behind "super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);" sentence in the onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) methed of the main Activity.//Entering Splash Screen. Here I use the layout file welcome.xmlsetContentView(R.layout.welcome);// Creating a Handler object and operate it like this. You may set another waiting timenew Handler() { @Override public void handleMessage(Message msg) { setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); } }.sendEmptyMessageDelayed(1,2000);
After short enjoyness, I got into trouble caused by the codes below.
Crap say no more, I used the methed setContentView() twice in the codes below, which caused serious NullPointerException in the following codes.
Maybe this is a stupid mistake for many of you, I thgink it valuable for me, for I have debuged the program and resulted others to make sense of it. And I'm impressed on this error, believing that I'll never make this kind of mistake.
Never Set 2 Different Layout To 1 Activity.
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Android Studio Project: Calculator
This is an arithmetic calculator with brackets on Android.
It transforms the inputted infix expression to a postfix expression firstly, then computes the value of this postfix expression. Yeah, it is based on the thought of stack, an important kind of data structure. And the main layout of "Calculator" is "GridLayout".
Though it seems very simple, I learned a lot durng development.
A lightweight calculator on Android. Why not have a try?
Installation package
Project site
It transforms the inputted infix expression to a postfix expression firstly, then computes the value of this postfix expression. Yeah, it is based on the thought of stack, an important kind of data structure. And the main layout of "Calculator" is "GridLayout".
Though it seems very simple, I learned a lot durng development.
A lightweight calculator on Android. Why not have a try?
Installation package
Project site
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