Xojo for Android has robust Declare and Library support that allows you to call into many native Android libraries and frameworks. With the newly added AndroidMobileUserControl you can also create your own native UI controls as well.
This control is available in the Xojo Library panel and works similarly to iOSMobileUserControl: drag it onto a layout and implement the CreateView event.
Declare Function Button Lib "Kotlin" Alias "android.widget.Button(context as android.content.Context)" (context As Ptr) As Ptr
Var bp As Ptr = Button(App.AndroidContextHandle)
Return bpThe above code uses a Declare to create a native Button and returns it so that it can be displayed in a layout.
By using AndroidMobileUserControl and Declares to access the Android UI library, you can create your own UI controls. I look forward to seeing what the community creates!
Paul learned to program in BASIC at age 13 and has programmed in more languages than he remembers, with Xojo being an obvious favorite. When not working on Xojo, you can find him talking about retrocomputing at Goto 10 and on Mastodon @lefebvre@hachyderm.io.