Action Bar Sherlock tutorial

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The document discusses using the ActionBarSherlock library to provide action bar functionality for older Android versions back to 2.0. It explains that ABS needs to be imported into Eclipse as a library project and added to the dependencies of any project using it. Activities need to extend SherlockActivity and the ABS themes need to be set. The ActionBar is accessed via getSupportActionBar() and menus are added similarly to normal but using the showAsAction attribute.

Action Bar
• The action bar is a window feature that identifies the
application and user location, and provides user actions and
navigation modes.
• You should use the action bar in most activities that need to
prominently present user actions or global navigation.
• You can control the behaviors and visibility of the action bar
with the ActionBar APIs, which were added in Android 3.0 (API
level 11).
• To use ActionBar in previous Android versions there is a Library
‘ActionBarSherlock’ which can be downloaded from
http://actionbarsherlock.com/
• ActionBarSherlock supports from Android 2.0 and over.

Using ActionBarSherlock(ABS)
• To use ABS it has to be
imported in eclipse and
has to be an opened
project.
• Create a new Android
project in Eclipse.
• In create project
window select ‘Create
project from existing
source’
• In the location browse
to the ‘library folder’ in
ABS library which was
downloaded.

Using ActionBarSherlock(ABS)
• Go to the build path
window of action bar
project.
• Under Libraries tab add
jar ‘android-support-
v4.jar’ which is already
included in the libs
folder.

• Also set the build
target to API 14 or
higher.
• Though ABS will be
used with 2.0 or above
it requires to be built
with 4.0 or higher

Using ActionBarSherlock(ABS)
• Now create a new
project in Eclipse
with minimum SDK
7 and set Build
target to 15.

Using ActionBarSherlock(ABS)
• Go to the project properties
again and in the library
section add the Previous
created ‘ActionBarSherlock’
library

• Since the action bar widget is
very complex it requires a set
of default themes. The
library provides three core
themes—one of
which must be applied to
each activity on which you
want the action bar present.
• In the Manifest set theme in
the appication tag for all
activities or or under specific
Activities
• ‘android:theme="@style/Theme.S
herlock">’

• Now we are ready to integrate
Action Bar.
• To Enable Action Bar for any
activity, the Activity must
extend ‘SherlockActivity’
instead of ‘Activity’
• To access ActionBar use
getSupportActionBar() instead
of getActionBar().

Adding Menu in ActionBar
• To add menu in ActionBar use menu like
optionsMenu.
• Define in the XML but Add the tag
‘showAsAction’ and set it to ‘ifRoom’

• Now in the Activity’s onCreateOptionsMenu() use
getSupportMenuInflater() to get the menu inflater and inflate the XML
menu file
• In the
onOptionsItemSelect
ed() do the necessary
jobs identified menu
items by ‘id‘ set in
the XML file

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