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Based on @Dave O 's code in this thread, here is a Designer script extension to add standard tooltips for Android 8+ 'Parameters: Text As String, 1 view 'Code in DesignerScript:{class}.SetTooltip("Tooltip", Button1) Public Sub SetTooltip(DesignerArgs As DesignerArgs) Dim p As Phone If p.Sdk

Do not use this program it is a very old one which was released before the GoogleMaps library was released. Many things have changed since the release of this program and it does no more work as expected. I have not updated it to satisfy the new requirements of Google which have become more and more
link: Message d'erreur à la compilation : <<AAPT path: C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\tools\..\build-tools\21.0.0\aapt.exe Exit code:-1073741819>>
link: Hi Klaus, Thank you very much for this example of GPS. I have a problem where it compling : << AAPT path: C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\tools\

For tooltips (press-and-hold on a view to show some explanatory text), in the past I used a hack in my apps to position a toast message near the view. This has stopped working on certain recent versions of Android (I'll cover that in a separate post), so I went looking for a better solution. It tur
link: I was wondering what it looked like and found the official documentation, which contains a picture: 134646 https://developer.android.
link: Ideally a tooltip is positioned near the view that you long-press, so it's visually associated with that view. But to do this, you need to muck around
link: Sorry, maybe I don't understand, but what is the difference between this solution is putting a ToastMessage on the LongClick event

I saw it before and thought that no one will see it :) The tooltip is set to the full file path and it is empty for new projects, before they are saved.
link: B4A v9.80 IDE. I just noticed that if you hover the mouse over the 'File' menu item a blank tooltip appears. It doesn't do so for any other of the men

I fancied a change for 10 mins so here is my take: 'Parameters: Text As String, 1 view 'Code in DesignerScript:{class}.SetTooltip("Tooltip", Button1) Public Sub SetTooltip(DesignerArgs As DesignerArgs) Dim p As Phone If p.SdkVersion >= 26 Then Dim Text As String = DesignerArgs.Argume
link: Android 8+ adds the ability to attach a text tooltip to a view. This post shows some wrapper code to do this with JavaObject. Just like elevation has
link: The new designer script extension is perfect for this type of thing. take a look at my DSE SetToggleGroup code snippet. It's for B4j, but you could e

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-bctooltip-cross-platform-tool-tips.119621/
link: Hi, I´ve been searching the forum for a simple toot tip that can be attached to a view (label, etc). Usually, I have small status icon that I would l
link: Should not be hard. It´s just a square label as a b4xView rotated in 45 degrees. Second images represent the square at the back level 106952

A newer solution (that may be more robust) is to use standard tooltips via this wrapper sub.
link: The standard Android UI includes a way to show tooltips for controls by long-clicking them (press and hold). This creates a toast-like message near th
link: Sorry, I didn't mean that there is a hintText property in Android that B4A is missing (poor wording on my part). I meant that there is a common UI pa
link: There is no such feature in Android.

When using the colon character ":" to separate instructions on the same line, the code tooltip is not shown: 152455 When suppressing it, the code tooltip appears: 152456 The same problem appears in simpler usage like: 152457 152458 It's a bit shame because I often use this character to "compact"
link: It will not be fixed. This syntax is supported but discouraged.

Just noticed that if a comment before a sub definition contains a '<' symbol, the tooltip does not show and instead '(Invalid description)' is displayed. 'This comment will cause the tooltip to display an error because of the < symbol Sub test End Sub
link: I think toottips are shown as html text, so a hanging or invalid < is causing the rendering error. Erel may have to add extra check for them.
link: That's possible, but other symbols such as > don't cause a problem.

Something like this tooltip? 148420 You can see how it is done in this tutorial: Ribbon with tooltips EDIT: sorry this is a B4J solution.
link: ? B4X https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-bctooltip-cross-platform-tool-tips.119621/#content

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