I'm implementing an OnTouchListener
on a custom view. In this view I'm drawing an object that basically moves along x and y axis I get form event.getX();
and event.getY();
respectively.
I want to perform some draw
changes when touch events happen at particular positions in screen. The problem is, the values are different for different screen sizes. For example value of X value of a point on a WVGA device is 60 and on tablets it is 100. Since this is inconsistent i couldn't write a proper if
condition.
Please can any one suggest a solution for this from your prior experience?
I basically got good ideas with both answers, (my respect) But the solution that worked for me is below. The idea is from the clue by Chintan Raghwani.
So lets say a position x
value on a device screen is equal to the total view
width multiplied by percentage
Example: posX = getMeasuredWidth() * 0.5
will give you touch event handled at center. Positioning objects by this way will make it consistent through all devices.
Hope it helps some one :)
EDIT :
Lucky enough to find this post. This is process above is also called as the Golden Ratio this is really a great post about this.