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Make the MењњanvasView class extend the View class and pass in the context: Context.

In the app/java/ package, create a New > Kotlin File/Class called MењњanvasView.

In this step you create a custom view, MењњanvasView, for drawing. This removes the action bar, so that you can draw fullscreen.

In the parent of the given AppTheme style, replace DarkActionBar with NoActionBar.

Open the app/res/values/colors.xml file and add the following two colors.

Create a new Kotlin project called MiniPaint that uses the Empty Activity template.

The MiniPaint app uses a custom view to display a line in response to user touches, as shown in the screenshot below.ДЈ.

Capture motion events, and in response, draw lines on a canvas that is displayed in a fullscreen custom view on the screen.

Create an app that draws lines on the screen in response to the user touching the screen.

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How to create a Canvas and draw on it in response to user touch.How to associate event handlers with views.

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How to create an app with an Activity, a basic layout, and run it using Android Studio.

To display everything drawn on the screen, you tell the view's canvas ( canvas) to draw the caching bitmap ( extraBitmap).

You then draw on your caching canvas ( extraCanvas), which draws onto your caching bitmap ( extraBitmap).

To draw to your caching bitmap ( extraBitmap) using the canvas drawing API, you create a caching canvas ( extraCanvas) for your caching bitmap.

Another is to save a history of what you drawn as coordinates and instructions. There are several ways of caching your data, one is in a bitmap ( extraBitmap).

When building drawing, you need to cache what you have drawn before.

For the most basic way of drawing on the canvas of a view, you override its onDraw() method and draw on its canvas.

This view, as all views, comes with its own canvas ( canvas).

Or, In this codelab, you create a custom view that serves as the content view for your app ( MењњanvasView). This could be one of the views provided by the Android system. You need a view for displaying what you are drawing.In the context of this codelab, and its app that draws on a canvas for display in a full-screen view, you can think of it in the following way. How Android draws is a fascinating topic about which much has been written, and its details are beyond the scope of this codelab. How you can think of Android drawing (super-simplified!)Дrawing in Android or on any other modern system, is a complex process that includes layers of abstractions, and optimizations down to the hardware. Paint defines the color, style, font, and so forth, of each shape you draw.Canvas defines shapes that you can draw on the screen.Clip, that is, apply a shape or path to the canvas to define its visible portions.

Apply transformations, such as translation, scaling, or custom transformations.The Paint object holds the style and color information about how to draw geometries (such as line, rectangle, oval, and paths), or for example, the typeface of text. Draw shapes, such as rectangles, arcs, and paths styled as defined in a Paint object.

The types of operations you can perform on a canvas include: In this codelab, you learn how to create and draw on a canvas that is displayed in a View. This is useful when your app needs to regularly redraw itself, because what the user sees changes over time. The Canvas is a 2D drawing surface that provides methods for drawing. In addition to using drawables, you can create 2D drawings using the drawing methods of the Canvas class. In Android, you have several techniques available for implementing custom 2D graphics and animations in views. We recommend that you do all the codelabs in order, because they progress through tasks step-by-step.

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This codelab is part of a series that guides you through building custom views, drawing on a canvas, clipping canvas objects, and using shaders for cool effects. All the course codelabs are listed on the Advanced Android in Kotlin codelabs landing page. You'll get the most value out of this course if you work through the codelabs in sequence, but it is not mandatory. This codelab is part of the Advanced Android in Kotlin course.

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