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SuReSh PaTi
SuReSh PaTi

Reputation: 1371

how to support different resolutions in 4.0.3?

I am prepared one application in 4.0.3. My application support to all resolutions for that i have prepared different layout like,

  layout-hdpi
  layout-land-hdpi
  layout-large-port
  layout-large-land
  layout-xlarge-port
  layout-xlarge-land

when i have run my application in 1024x600 with 240 density it is taking layout-hdpi file and when i run the application in 1280x800 with 160 density it is taking layout-large file.Please tell me how to over come this problem. please help.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 450

Answers (2)

XGouchet
XGouchet

Reputation: 10203

With your specifiers, you can filter a device either by their density (ie: pixels per inch) using ldpi, mdpi, hdpi, xhdpi, or by the actual screen size (small, large, xlarge), as specified in the documentation. As stated recently, you can also provide a resource by the minimum resolution (aka smallest width : sw600dp) qualifier.

As per [the documentation], if you give multiple qualifier, you must give them in a specific order.

Finally, when you ask for a resource, Android tries to find the best match, first by eliminating the resources which don't apply to the current device, evaluating one qualifier after the other in the order defined earlier.

Upvotes: 0

Ben Weiss
Ben Weiss

Reputation: 17932

You can use the modifiers for tablets. This allows usage of folders like "layout-sw600dp" or "layout-w1024dp". Create folders with this format and place your resources in the corresponding folder.

Upvotes: 2

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