Many users who start to develop Android applications may be frustrated by the fact that they don't find the control they are looking for. Its even worse, for some mysterious reason there are no "Controls" at all. Instead there are "Views".
This page shows screenshots of all the available views and dialogs: Views
Button:
Checkbox:
EditText (TextBox): Can also be multiline.
ImageView:
Label:
ListView (ListBox):
Panel: Can hold other views (and load layout files).
ProgressBar:
RadioButton:
ScrollView:
SeekBar (TrackBar):
Spinner (ComboBox):
TabHost (TabControl):
ToggleButton:
WebView:
Dialogs
Basic4android dialogs are blocking modal dialogs. Which means that the code execution stops while the dialog is shown.
Some of the dialogs are shown by calling a keyword (like Msgbox). Other dialogs are included in Andrew's excellent dialogs library.
Numberdialog doesn't seem to output decimal point in output.
The "get number" button on your numberdialog box doesn't seem to output a decimal point, it's not visible at all, not even a space between any numbers. Only an integer appears to be outputtting.
Any way to fix this? I also notice a + and minus at the beginning of the numeric input GUI but doesn't seem to have any effect. What's that for? There's also a colon output? And a minus sign at the beginning of the number? What's that about? I simply want to use a decimal number in some calculations with some variables being assigned the values (I know how to do that in a simple way).
Thanks in advance. A bit confused, I'm probably using this wrong? Thanks in advance.
In Msgbox2 is there a way to place the cancel button on the right side? Seems weird to have it in the middle, I prefer Yes, No, Cancel (just like in all the other dialogs). I'd like to keep the code clean by keeping Dialog.Response = Cancel with the actual Cancel button (instead of swapping it with the Negative).
Android Views (controls) and dialogs
Linear Mode
