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Aug 30, 2024 — Aug 30, 2025
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Add sub-menu support. In the Android-ActionBar implementation we handle this via an AlertDialog that displays as a list. If your action bar supports dropdowns or popup lists this would allow for an even more elegant solution.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Call homeIsUp in the Android-ActionBar example and use a string resource rather than a hardcoded version.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Code cleanup and JavaDocs addition.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Support hinting the home button goes 'up' in Android-ActionBar handler.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Add homeAsUp(boolean) to API. This will call through to setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(boolean) for the native action bar and can optionally be implemented in custom handlers as well.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Use direct package reference to the native action bar.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Always enable the home icon which will return a proper id to mimic native ActionBar.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Simplify ActionBarMenu and ActionBarMenuItem creation.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Allow direct inflation to the action bar if it implements the Menu interface.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Extract menu and menu item implementing classes to their own files.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Make the handler bubble the clicked event up to the activity. Use a custom Action for our action bar to do this.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Pass the whole menu for inflation to the handler.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Add activity base class which will automatically facilitate the inflation of XML menu files to either the native action bar or pass via a callback to the handler (assuming they implement an interface) for the manual adding of buttons.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Stupid Windows committed a case-insensitive library reference to GreenDroid.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Bump version to 2.0.1.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Detail version support more thoroughly in the README.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
While Android-ActionBar runs on Android 1.5 the layout is severely damaged. Android 1.6 is the minimum for proper rendering.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Use Class.forName() for detection of native ActionBar. This allows for compatability with every version of Android all the way back to 1.5.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Push back API levels. Not sure why I was only targeting 2.1+.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Date change log for 2.0.0.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Add links to direct .apk downloads.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Update sample apps to include buttons with icons on both native and third-party action bars.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Add README in samples about third-party library dependencies.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Add change log.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Update README to reflect 2.0 changes.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Move references to GreenDroid and Android-ActionBar libraries to where I specify they should be in the READMEs.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Add javadoc documentation to classes.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Complete rewrite!
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago
Use new detection method which looks to see if the native ActionBar class is present. This should provide the most accurate answer as to whether or not the native ActionBar is supported. With this change comes the renaming of the classes from being Honeycomb* and PreHoneycomb* to Native* and GreenDroid*.
JakeWharton
More... over 14 years ago
Add image to readme.
Jake Wharton
More... over 14 years ago