Please help!
I have a problem with creating a BitmapDrawable in a static context. I am creating an android app for a student contest and since the MainActivity class starts to look "dirty" (having lots of code in it) I decided to make MainActivityLayout class that extends the MainActivity. Basicly I moved some methods (the ones for setting layouts) from MainActivity to MainActivityLayout class. The problem is with resize() method where I use BitmapDrawable constructor wich is "bugging me slowly" because needs a reference to resources in order to resize properly the bitmap.
The MainActivity class :
public class MainActivity extends Activity{
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
getLayoutOne();
MainActivityLayouts.setLayoutOne();
getLayoutTwo();
MainActivityLayouts.setLayoutTwo();
}
private void getLayoutOne(){
//here I get the layouts id using findViewById() method
}
private void getLayoutTwo(){
//here I get the layout 2 id using findViewById() method
}
protected static Drawable resize(Drawable image,int xSize,int ySize) {
Bitmap b = ((BitmapDrawable)image).getBitmap();
Bitmap bitmapResized = Bitmap.createScaledBitmap(b, xSize, ySize, false);
return new BitmapDrawable(getResources(),bitmapResized);
}
}
The MainActivityLayout class:
public class MainActivityLayouts extends MainActivity{
public MainActivityLayouts(){
// ...
}
protected final static void setLayoutOne(){
Drawable drawableOne = ImageViewOne.getDrawable();
//here is the problem...cannot make a static refference...
//getResources() from resize method from MainActivity to be more specific
drawableOne = resize(drawableOne,100,100);
ImageViewOne.setImageDrawable(drawableOne);
}
protected final static void setLayoutTwo(){
Drawable drawableTwo = ImageViewTwo.getDrawable();
//here is the problem...cannot make a static refference...
//getResources() from resize method from MainActivity to be more specific
drawableTwo = resize(drawableTwo,200,200);
ImageViewTwo.setImageDrawable(drawableTwo);
}
Is there any solution to my problem? Resizing in another mode or can I avoid creating a BitmapDrawable and still obtain the same effect? Any critic is highly appreciated :).
