I just uploaded to youtube a new resource editor tutorial showing off a simple usage of the resource editor to create a quick theme in a few minutes while explaining what I'm doing.
This video tutorial barely scratches the surface of what can be done with the resource editor. I will try to show off some more elaborate features and abilities in future posts. The main goal here is to get people starting and playing around with the resource editor.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
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good but u provide the download link with this
The resource editor is packaged as part of the standard LWUIT binary distribution in the LWUIT website http://lwuit.dev.java.net/
Hello Shai, I have a problem when trying to use any of the system fonts apart from "System, Plain, Medium". I can select monospace plain small for example and the preview in resource editor changes accordingly, but the Value field in the resource editor shows "System, Plain, Medium", when I double click the font property the editor shows me "System, Plain, Medium" and obviously when I use the theme in my Application, all the fonts are System, Plain, Medium. I don't want to use bitmap fonts because scroll performance in lists is much better with system fonts (Blackberry, mind you...), so am I doing anything wrong because I can't select another system font, or is that a bug in the resource editor?
Regards from Germany
Andreas
Hi,
there is an issue in the current version of the LWUIT Designer. Please use the older version until we can publish the newer version which will fix the current issues.
Hi, Shai
I am using LWUIT for Sharp 932SH, and I found there is no large screen size in Resource Editor, as my phone can be showed in 480 x 708 or 800 x 448, how can I apppend such new screen size into Resource Editor?
Thanks a lot!
Mike
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