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Asked: 2026-06-14T02:34:17+00:00

There’s an ImageView in my app with a drawable that can be changed by

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There’s an ImageView in my app with a drawable that can be changed by the user and a black TextView over it. If the user changes this image to one with a black background, he won’t be able to see the text.

How can I identify if the image resource is R.drawable.imageA so I can set the text a different color?

I thought about setting a tag for the ImageView, but then I would have to set it for each option, when there’s only two options I care about.

I tried:

if (imageview.getDrawable.equals(R.drawable.imageA)) {
    textView.setText(Color.WHITE);
    }

Also tried with getResource, but neither worked.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Aside from WebnetMobile.com’s answer, you could just have a variable related to which image is currently displayed.

    IE. When it starts up:

    boolean isImageA = true;

    And then change that to false when the event to change the background is triggered. All you have to do then is check whether it’s true or false.

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