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My app has to support landscape/portrait mode only for tablets, phones will only support portrait mode. What is the best way to implement this? Options that I am considering: a) using two apk files, one for phones and one for tablets. The one for phone will lock landscape mode in the manifest 2) using one apk file. Detect that device is a phone, lock landscape mode inside each activity. any advice will be appreciated. Regards Daniel Argüelles You can use a SuperClass for activities and implement this https://stackoverflow.com/a/9629127/710162 on, for example, onCreate(). 来源： https:/

I've encountered a strange problem with an android app designed for phones when run on a tablet. The UI is scaled correctly to the device, but there's this big black border overlapping the edges, as if it's trying to show some sort of phone-sized version of the screen. Oddly, when using Android Studio's Layout Inspector to try and see what the black border is, it only shows the UI we want to have, with no sign of the black border: I've fiddled with a bunch of settings and tried googling for the issue in every way I can imagine, but can't find anyone with a solution to the issue. Has anyone

I have a .net winforms application which some users will run on Win7 tablets. For those users, I want to change certain UI elements to make pen input easier, while leaving those items alone for regular users. I've been able to find msdn docs on design guidelines for pen & touch, and nitty gritty on e-ink and such, but nothing on just detecting "Does this machine support a stylus or touch". Any hints? A. Use the Windows GetSystemMetricsAPI and pass in SM_TABLETPC as the value of the index. SM_TABLETPC is defined in Winuser.h. The value of SM_TABLETPC is 86. For web development, you should read

I created a new app relying on the default "Master Detail Flow" template, chosen in the "New Project..." dialog of Android Studio. Then I adapted the application to fit my needs and my data. Works like a charm on handhelds and tablets. The only thing I want to achive ist to autoselect the first item in the list, showing the detail view and setting the list item as selected. In the "ItemListFragment" I called the "onListItemClick(...)" method in the overwritten "onStart()" method. This had following behaviours: When rotating the device, the first item in the list gets selected (not the

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 2 years ago . Couple of weeks ago I have bought graphic tablet Wacom Bamboo. I want to develop small java application that can capture user's actions, process it and draw appropriate picture. Does anyone know how to get specific parameters of stylus, such as power of pressure, in Java? Thanks in advance! JTablet is based on JPen just tried JPen, it half-works maybe you'll have more luck http://jpen.sourceforge.net