I am trying to write an app for android.
Therefore I've got a SurfaceView class drawing all objects.
Now, when for instance I'm drawing a circle, I have to specify a size.
Is there a way making this size depending on how big the screen resolution and density is?
Becausei when drawing a circle, I want it to be the same size on a lower resolution device as on a high resolution device.
When drawing a circle with 50px radius, it would be bigger on smaller screens than on bigger screens.
Any ideas?
EDIT: I know when creating some layout i could use density-pixels. But I am not working on layouts, i am drawing on top of a surfaceview. when drawing something like
canvas.drawCircle(x, y, size, paint);
size declares the radius in pixel. Is there a way to convert pixels into density pixels? Any method or simliar?
Thanks in advance
I think the formula you are looking for (dip -> px) is published here:
What is the correct way to specify dimensions in DIP from Java code?
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