Is the WindowManager.LayoutParams x/y position 1-based or 0-based?
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Are the x/y positions of a window declared as 1-based? (in other words inclusive of the first pixel of the window), so that with x=1 and y =1 the window would fit in the left top corner without having a 1px gap before its left and top edges?
If that's the case would setting x/y to 0/0 be valid and allowed? Would that cause the window to hang out of the screen area by 1px?
android android-windowmanager layoutparams asked Nov 8 at 11:25
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Are the x/y positions of a window declared as 1-based? (in other words inclusive of the first pixel of the window), so that with x=1 and y =1 the window would fit in the left top corner without having a 1px gap before its left and top edges?
If that's the case would setting x/y to 0/0 be valid and allowed? Would that cause the window to hang out of the screen area by 1px?
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Are the x/y positions of a window declared as 1-based? (in other words inclusive of the first pixel of the window), so that with x=1 and y =1 the window would fit in the left top corner without having a 1px gap before its left and top edges?
If that's the case would setting x/y to 0/0 be valid and allowed? Would that cause the window to hang out of the screen area by 1px?
android android-windowmanager layoutparams asked Nov 8 at 11:25
Crocodile
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Are the x/y positions of a window declared as 1-based? (in other words inclusive of the first pixel of the window), so that with x=1 and y =1 the window would fit in the left top corner without having a 1px gap before its left and top edges?
If that's the case would setting x/y to 0/0 be valid and allowed? Would that cause the window to hang out of the screen area by 1px?
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The left top corner corresponds to 0/0 as x/y
UPDATE:
Refer to this question on stackoverflow How do android screen coordinates work?
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The left top corner corresponds to 0/0 as x/y
UPDATE:
Refer to this question on stackoverflow How do android screen coordinates work?
answered Nov 8 at 11:29
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The left top corner corresponds to 0/0 as x/y
UPDATE:
Refer to this question on stackoverflow How do android screen coordinates work?
answered Nov 8 at 11:29
gratien asimbahwe
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
The left top corner corresponds to 0/0 as x/y
UPDATE:
Refer to this question on stackoverflow How do android screen coordinates work?
answered Nov 8 at 11:29
gratien asimbahwe
9612822
The left top corner corresponds to 0/0 as x/y
UPDATE:
Refer to this question on stackoverflow How do android screen coordinates work?
answered Nov 8 at 11:29
gratien asimbahwe
9612822
answered Nov 8 at 11:29
gratien asimbahwe
9612822
answered Nov 8 at 11:29
gratien asimbahwe
9612822
answered Nov 8 at 11:29
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