My app will receive input from external bluetooth devices.
I want to be able to let the user configure the application according to the paired device present.
The obvious place for this is within the shared preference activity.
As I am only targeting tablets for this, I was wanting to take advantage of the side-by-side display as shown here =>
So, the right hand screen (2) will need to permit the selection of the supported device, display a picture of it and permit the configuring of relevant parts.
Should I be deriving a new class from PreferenceScreen for this ?
If so, what do I need to do to get this form of flexibility ?
Is there a better way ?
-- I want to be able to let the user configure the application according to the paired device present.
The obvious place for this is within the shared preference activity.
As I am only targeting tablets for this, I was wanting to take advantage of the side-by-side display as shown here =>
So, the right hand screen (2) will need to permit the selection of the supported device, display a picture of it and permit the configuring of relevant parts.
Should I be deriving a new class from PreferenceScreen for this ?
If so, what do I need to do to get this form of flexibility ?
Is there a better way ?
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