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Actually, I've just seen that the TIFF and JPEG2000 plugins also don't set the dimensions and alpha channel information for IsPicture() either... thus giving you some random values of whatever is on the stack at the moment. Just in case anybody is having problems, I hereby declare this issue as &quo...

It's not a matter of syntax, your code was just plain wrong

DisplayBrushPart()?

That's a bug in that EPEG plugin prototype I sent you some months ago... it doesn't support IsPicture() correctly

Your <rectangle> objects seem to cause this trouble. Removing them makes the listviews fill up all the available space. Also, you set "pagemode=true" for the main <vgroup> of your window... you must not do this! AFAIR the window's elementary vgroup/hgroup must never be a pagemode group. Yo...

Sure, it is. There aren't really any restrictions for Hollywood on Android. The only requirement is that the device runs at least Android 2.3.3 and that the CPU is an ARM one.

@youyise: But it's not guaranteed to behave like this. It could also return 5,1,5,14,17 or even 5,5,5,5,5 because the numbers are, well, random

Right, that's clearly a bug. Thanks for the report, it's fixed now!

Well, iOS is not supported at all anyway Hollywood 5.3 introduced support for multi touch on Android but there's no inbuilt support for gestures yet. You'll have to detect gestures on your own. For simple swipes this should be pretty straight forward, though.

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