ThemeHolo for honeycomb about android-actionbar HOT 11 OPEN

I haven't done much testing on honeycomb, simply missed that holo is available there. However, its a good practice to have your own app theme. You can simply do this by referencing the style attr for the actuonbar in your own theme.

The target problem you describes is more an android.issue, and you can still use the holo theme and have.the.target set to 11 just make sure you have the 12+ sdk.

Also, I just want to be clear that this ab does not intend to replace the native one.

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Hello,

I use a link to style theme and modify value to actionbar theme derived
from classic or holo theme depend on android version as in your example. (
Work fine)

For the problem of menu on honeycomb, this is not specific to our widget.
When you make target to android 11 or more, and compiled with the same SDK,
the menu button disappear from bottom and you could not access to our menu.
Normally, this menu is present in stock actionbar.

I understand that this widget is not design to replace the original. Just a
request to enhanced integration. I test the actionbar compatibility from
Google, action bar sherlock and our widget done the Best result for me.

Ben
Le 5 janv. 2012 08:15, "Johan Nilsson" <
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I haven't done much testing on honeycomb, simply missed that holo is
available there. However, its a good practice to have your own app theme.
You can simply do this by referencing the style attr for the actuonbar in
your own theme.

The target problem you describes is more an android.issue, and you can
still use the holo theme and have.the.target set to 11 just make sure you
have the 12+ sdk.

Also, I just want to be clear that this ab does not intend to replace the
native one.

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I struggled with the menu too in my recent project, I didn't come up with a good solution for it. But the thing is that I don't want to assume that the user wants the menu added to the actionbar by default. If one wants that, then that can be done programtically instead.

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Yes, I understand, but I tried to do it programtically without success. I
can add specifically for v11-V13 a button to ActionBar for expand menu, but
the classical function on activity (openOptionsMenu ()) seems that work on
honeycomb. If you have some better result, I'm interesting. Instead, I'm
going to propose a ListDialog with the menu but I preferred to limited the
specific code on class and make compatibility between android version with
the resources.

May be an option to inflate the classical menu on a button of the
ActionBar, which on clic show the menu as a list similarly to the Stock
ActionBar would be interesting? May be we can do it with the actual version
of your widget?

Ben

Le 5 janvier 2012 09:54, Johan Nilsson <
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I struggled with the menu too in my recent project, I didn't come up with
a good solution for it. But the thing is that I don't want to assume that
the user wants the menu added to the actionbar by default. If one wants
that, then that can be done programtically instead.

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I'm not sure this is relevant to this issue but maybe it's helpful in some way...

I too noticed those commits to add compatibility for the Holo theme on V14 but a similar change is missing for Honeycomb. It's an easy fix and maybe it will help with the issue here described. Or maybe not, I don't know. Still, this should be added anyway.

Here's a fairly easy to understand article on the Holo theme support for every Android version:
http://www.chainfire.eu/articles/109/Themes_across_Android_versions/

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@rfgamaral My bad on the Holo theme, should work by just renaming values-v14 to values-v11 right?

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No, not exactly.

You need both with different content. But the idea is the same, you can read more about it in the official development blog if you missed it: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2012/01/holo-everywhere.html

I just find the link I posted above a little more helpful on the actual implementation. The one on the Android Developers Blog has more history and justifications on the whole theme thing.

If you are still confused, I can try and take a look for you... Then push a change to my fork and do a pull request if you're interested.

P.S: This is totally unrelated but it's a minor detail, no need to open a new issue, but the 'default.properties' file is not needed anymore. You removed it from the "actionbar" folder but missed it on "actionbarexample".

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I think I understand the differences now, but if you have the time to do a pull request for it that would be very appreciated. My main problem is that I haven't got the emulator for honeycomb to work and I don't have an actual device at hands anymore to test on.

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Ah, I don't have anything of that either.

I was just going to do it as stated and if it compiles, assume it's working lol... I'll see if I can find the time to install it...

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For me, HoloTheme work fine either in honeycomb emulator and nexus S on
ICS. And I love to give theme of the plateform for my application.

For my problem of menu, I workarround by adapt interface of my application.
Otherwise, you can use PopupMenu for Android >3.0.

Thanks for this great widget. I'm really happy with it.
Le 8 janv. 2012 23:03, "Ricardo Amaral" <
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Ah, I don't have anything of that either.

I was just going to do it as stated and if it compiles, assume it's
working lol... I'll see if I can find the time to install it...

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@benuch I think it's a better idea to let the dev choose to show an PopupMenu, Dialog or an options menu instead of having that logic in the action bar. If you have an example of your workaround, you might want to share that by an example in the example project? Guess there's others looking for some similar solution.

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