I am developing an application that will behave slightly different depending on the type of screen. Is there any way to detect it?
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I have a small trick to do it but requires a canvas. Just detecting in a motionEvent if
event.getPressure() > 0 then is capacitive ; event.getSize() > 0 then is resistive
the problem is I dont want to use a canvas just for detecting it :(
android.content.res.Configuration
contains a value calledtouchscreen
, which could beTOUCHSCREEN_STYLUS
(=resistive),TOUCHSCREEN_FINGER
(=capacitive),TOUCHSCREEN_NOTOUCH
(=no touch screen),TOUCHSCREEN_UNDEFINED
(=uh oh).EDIT: I got Dianne'd again :) So - bottom line, it seems like there is no way to get the actual physical properties of the screen. I guess your best bet is to have a setting to allow users to switch between your two modes.