Example usage for android.support.v4.app FragmentActivity subclass-usage

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for android.support.v4.app FragmentActivity subclass-usage.

Usage

From source file com.actionbarsherlock.sample.demos.app.FragmentArgumentsSupport.java

/**
 * Demonstrates a fragment that can be configured through both Bundle arguments
 * and layout attributes.
 */
public class FragmentArgumentsSupport extends FragmentActivity {

From source file com.actionbarsherlock.sample.demos.app.FragmentHideShowSupport.java

/**
 * Demonstration of hiding and showing fragments.
 */
public class FragmentHideShowSupport extends FragmentActivity {

    @Override

From source file com.adsoft.girls_tatoos_gallery.MainActivity.java

public class MainActivity extends FragmentActivity {
    Fragment fragment;
    ProgressDialog progressDialog;
    private List<String> assetList;

    @Override

From source file at.the.gogo.parkoid.fragments.FragmentTabsPager.java

/**
 * Demonstrates combining a TabHost with a ViewPager to implement a tab UI that
 * switches between tabs and also allows the user to perform horizontal flicks
 * to move between the tabs.
 */
public class FragmentTabsPager extends FragmentActivity {

From source file cn.dev4mob.app.ui.animationsdemo.ScreenSlideActivity.java

/**
 * Demonstrates a "screen-slide" animation using a {@link android.support.v4.view.ViewPager}. Because {@link android.support.v4.view.ViewPager}
 * automatically plays such an animation when calling {@link android.support.v4.view.ViewPager#setCurrentItem(int)}, there
 * isn't any animation-specific code in this sample.
 *
 * <p>This sample shows a "next" button that advances the user to the next step in a wizard,

From source file com.animation.eqruvvz.animationappdemo.ScreenSlideActivity.java

/**
 * Demonstrates a "screen-slide" animation using a {@link ViewPager}. Because {@link ViewPager}
 * automatically plays such an animation when calling {@link ViewPager#setCurrentItem(int)}, there
 * isn't any animation-specific code in this sample.
 *
 * <p>This sample shows a "next" button that advances the user to the next step in a wizard,

From source file app.hacked.AddProjectActivity.java

public class AddProjectActivity extends FragmentActivity {
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.add_project_activity);

From source file ca.rldesigns.keyboardwarrior.android.BaseGameActivity.java

/**
 * Example base class for games. This implementation takes care of setting up
 * the API client object and managing its lifecycle. Subclasses only need to
 * override the @link{#onSignInSucceeded} and @link{#onSignInFailed} abstract
 * methods. To initiate the sign-in flow when the user clicks the sign-in
 * button, subclasses should call @link{#beginUserInitiatedSignIn}. By default,

From source file BaseGameActivity.java

    /**
     * Example base class for games. This implementation takes care of setting up
     * the GamesClient object and managing its lifecycle. Subclasses only need to
     * override the @link{#onSignInSucceeded} and @link{#onSignInFailed} abstract
     * methods. To initiate the sign-in flow when the user clicks the sign-in
     * button, subclasses should call @link{#beginUserInitiatedSignIn}. By default,

From source file ca.rmen.android.networkmonitor.app.speedtest.SpeedTestAboutActivity.java

/**
 * Activity which shows an HTML explanation of the speed test limitations
 */
public class SpeedTestAboutActivity extends FragmentActivity { // NO_UCD (use default)
    private static final String TAG = Constants.TAG + SpeedTestAboutActivity.class.getSimpleName();