![]() | Using the ADT Eclipse bundle and editing the UI |
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14 Dec 2012, 17:09
Jim Jarrett (1 post) |
I found the ADT Eclipse/SDK bundle, and it comes with a decent-looking UI editor. I’ve tried to adapt it to the examples in the book, but the tool is not a very good XML editor; it gets all “weird” when I try to edit the raw XML (the edits won’t take, I can’t copy/paste from the book into the window…) If I edit the XML outside Eclipse, it seems to work. What I really wanted to try was the graphical elements, but the default Layout was a RelativeLayout, not a LinearLayout like the book has, and I found no way to change that. Anyone had any success with this toolkit? |
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18 Jan 2013, 13:29
Gerry Miller (2 posts) |
Hi Jim, |
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14 Apr 2013, 02:08
Ed Burnette (1316 posts) |
I stayed away from the UI editor for a long time because of this exact problem. Fortunately, in the most recent release the UI editor has improved immensely. I use it about half the time now, and the other half I go back to the XML. |
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