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And that is also an answer to your other question: There is no resource or constant or anything which would be accessible in xml which contains the current screen size.

#Define screenie apk

Everything contained in your xml files is compiled into your APK when you build it and cannot be changed at runtime.

#Define screenie code

You cannot insert any value from code into any xml resource. As I explained above, the setter method defines what actually happens.įor example, calling a custom function that returns the width would beįine, or defining a constant that code can set, having code set saidĬonstant to equal the screen width, then accessing that constant from ObjectAnimators just interpolate from a start value to and end value. With an ObjectAnimator there is no way to achieve that. Is there really no way to get the actual screen pixel dimensions (not So to summarise, the ObjectAnimator itself doesn't actually do much animating, it just calls getter and setter methods through reflection. Only by doing this can the ObjectAnimator do anything else besides animating between absolute values. They are implemented in a way to set the x value relative to the width of the FrameLayout. The question you are linking to ( Animate the transition between fragments) is subclassing FrameLayout to add a setXFraction() and a getXFraction() method. You need to provide the ObjectAnimator with the necessary getter and setter methods to do its magic as it essentially just calls those getter and setter methods to perform the Animation.

If you want to use an ObjectAnimator you have no choice but to subclass the View you want to animate. So I guess my question is: How can I define an animation in XML which will slide a Fragment off screen and at the same time fit on all devices?Įxisting answers on SO suggest subclassing the FrameLayout. On a bigger device the View might not slide of screen completely and on a smaller device the View moves to much and continues moving when he is already off screen. I need to specify an absolute starting and ending position of the View and since different devices have different dimensions I cannot define an Animation in XML that fits all devices. Kind of like the Animation the ViewPager uses. The Animation animates moving between tabs, for that purpose I need to animate the current Fragment to move completely off screen while the need Fragment slides in from the opposite side.

#Define screenie upgrade

Liquid is free and features an optional low priced in-app upgrade to enable Translation and Custom Search functions.I created an Animation for the Fragments in my application. Liquid is localised for Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Norwegian, Romanian, Russian and Turkish.

#Define screenie full

Liquid uses Google TranslateĪs Citation (if you use Author, then this will automatically create citations in Author for you when you paste in Author)įlow (which puts the selected text into a full screen view) Liquid features the following commands and works in all modern macOS applications: The result is that you expand your reach and deepen your grasp of the information which matters in your life. In less than one second you can do much of what you do every day. Remember that when it comes to interaction, higher speed is not just an improvement, it changes the medium: Look at slightly different images 24 times a second and it's no longer just a sequence of still images, it's a movie.

#Define screenie mac

Is this really a big difference? In reality it feels like the difference between playing a modern computer game on a high spec computer, versus stumbling along with lag and this is the difference between being in flow and being frustrated, except with text on your Mac you don't know how frustrating it feels without Liquid since you haven't tried it with Liquid yet.

Using Liquid takes just one second for an even moderately familiar user compared to the usual 10 seconds.

Spotlight is very powerful, however Spotlight does not work on selected text and Spotlight guesses what you want to do, which is often great, but sometimes just wrong. To get a more convenient ⌘-space (or anything else you prefer):, open System Preferences, click on Keyboard, make sure you are in the Shortcuts tab, then, in the column on the left:Ĭlick on Input Sources and disable ⌘-space if it is active there.Ĭlick on Services, scroll down to 'Liquid' and double-click on the current shortcut and set it to be ⌘-space Use the keyboard shortcuts which are indicated next to the commands.įor example next to References you'll see (R) and once 'r' is activated you can do (W) which is the shortcut for Wikipedia, as will be shown next to Wikipedia. 2) You can now click on menu categories (such as 'References'),