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I am making a library that accept Views as input.
I want to rotate those views… since they are a input, I cannot inherit from then to do a onDraw override…
So, how I rotate a view? (for example to display it at 23.589235 degrees)
If not possible to do it without overriding onDraw, there are a way in Java to achieve that effect without inheriting from View class?
EDIT: If possible, it would be nice if the solution worked on 1.5 (where I live 1.5 is still common)
Edit:
Let’s try this again.
While the transformation methods are not available until API Level 11, the Animation API is available since Level 1. So I would suggest applying Animations with a duration of 0.
Original ridiculous, wrong answer:
You should really look at the methods available in View. setRotationX() and setRotationY() are among them, along with a bunch of other transformation methods.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/View.html