Modify Xojo Android’s MobileTabPanel to behave more like the PagePanel found in Xojo Desktop and Web. Using PagePanel can be very useful in situations where you need greater freedom in designing your UI...
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If you ask him, Martin will say designing clean, intuitive user interfaces is one of his favorite parts of development. Though he’s also a Xojo MVP, he’s probably best know as the developer behind Android Design Extensions. https://t.co/Q8BuBBorA5
📲Want to run your Xojo Android projects faster in the Android Emulator? Ignore all Breakpoints by setting Project > Breakpoint > Ignore All. You can still debug your projects with System.DebugLog().
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Add a border of any color and width to your MobileButton! With the Android Design Extensions and these lines of code...
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Add image icons to MobileTextFields in your Android app. How? Use the Android Design Extensions 3.0 and these two lines of code:
Me.SetStartIconXC(Picture.SystemImage("github_circle"))
Me.SetStartIconTintModeXC(PorterDuffModesXC.DST)
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Add badges to a MobileTabPanel of your Android App. How? With the Android Design Extensions 3.0 and this line of code.
MyTabPanel.SetBadgeTextAtXC(0, "Exclusive")
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Add a Picture to MobileButtons of your Xojo Android App. How? With the Android Design Extensions 3.0 and these two lines of code.
MyButton.SetIconXC(Picture.SystemImage("camera")) MyButton.SetIconGravityXC(IconGravity.TextStart)
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StackView 3.2 enables a StackView, similar to Apple's NSStackView, to be used natively across platforms (macOS, Windows, Linux) with the help of DesktopContainers or ContainerControls.
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