**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Apr 27 02:59:57 2008 Apr 27 20:52:20 hello Apr 27 20:52:34 anyone home? Apr 27 20:55:14 jasta: you here? Apr 27 20:55:54 f00f-: xocholo? Apr 27 21:17:09 is there a way to put a set of views into a 'group' of sorts (child nodes in xml) so that i could apply a position offset to all of them at once? Apr 27 21:17:49 also..is there an invisible hit detector view? Or would i just make one with a fully alpha ImageView? Apr 27 21:29:10 jjyes Apr 27 21:29:16 err, jtt: yes, but he's not here Apr 27 21:29:50 cliff: for the first question, yes, you'd probably want an AbsoluteLayout contained within some other sort of layout Apr 27 21:29:53 or your own layout if you'd like Apr 27 21:29:58 yeah... Apr 27 21:29:59 for the second, what are you talking about? Apr 27 21:30:03 a hit detector? Apr 27 21:30:13 i just got it working with just an absolutelayout in another absolutelayout Apr 27 21:30:21 and then setting android:layout_x and y Apr 27 21:30:25 in the inner layout Apr 27 21:30:32 so, hit detector..sorry like Apr 27 21:30:38 you want to be careful about using an outer absolutelayout btw Apr 27 21:30:41 oh? Apr 27 21:31:04 i want a region of the window to do something when i click, but it's not bound to a specific asset Apr 27 21:31:13 maybe i can do it with an onclick handler of the viewgroup Apr 27 21:31:51 you could do it with a