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The + and - buttons, and the "Points: #" are affected.
Because the calculator attempts to fit everything vertically onto the screen (i.e. squashes things smaller rather than offering a scroll bar) mobile devices (I saw this on a Samsung Galaxy S3) when turned horizontally can offer too little height for some of the components.
The + and - buttons failed to centre their symbols on the (rather thin, in terms of height) button. This is possibly due to a minimum fixed padding above these symbols? This lack of vertical centring is not good, but the plus symbol is partially cut off which is worse.
The "Points: #" row is similarly cut off, with the bottom of the text being clipped off.
For some minimum-height screens, perhaps this view should become scrollable.
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Apparently easier said than done. Android does not appear to have a good mechanism to create a table with scrollable columns, with a fixed header, which aligns perfectly with the columns, at least not with a table view.
I'd say this might just be easier to do as we do our inventory and spell lists, with linear layouts and weighting.
The + and - buttons, and the "Points: #" are affected.
Because the calculator attempts to fit everything vertically onto the screen (i.e. squashes things smaller rather than offering a scroll bar) mobile devices (I saw this on a Samsung Galaxy S3) when turned horizontally can offer too little height for some of the components.
The + and - buttons failed to centre their symbols on the (rather thin, in terms of height) button. This is possibly due to a minimum fixed padding above these symbols? This lack of vertical centring is not good, but the plus symbol is partially cut off which is worse.
The "Points: #" row is similarly cut off, with the bottom of the text being clipped off.
For some minimum-height screens, perhaps this view should become scrollable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: