To get the visibility of an element in an Android app, you can use the getVisibility()
method of the View
class, which returns an integer value indicating the visibility of the element.
Here's an example of how you can get the visibility of an element in an Android app:
refeot r:lautturi.comimport android.view.View; // ... View element = findViewById(R.id.element); int visibility = element.getVisibility();
In this example, the element
object represents a View
element in the layout, and the visibility
variable holds the visibility of the element.
The getVisibility()
method returns one of the following integer values:
View.VISIBLE
: The element is visible.View.INVISIBLE
: The element is not visible, but it takes up space in the layout.View.GONE
: The element is not visible and does not take up space in the layout.You can use the setVisibility()
method of the View
class to change the visibility of the element.