My solution is as follows: Allow normal orientation changes in the Android Manifest for the Activity. In the custom 'canvas' view constructor, fire up a tracking field, mDisplay, that gets the display information via: Code: mDisplay = ((WindowManager) mContext. GetSystemService(Context.
WINDOW_SERVICE)). GetDefaultDisplay(); In onDraw(), check to see if the display rotation is something other than 0, and rotate the canvas back to the 0 rotation value: Code: if (mDisplay.getRotation() > 0) { canvas. Save(Canvas.
HAS_ALPHA_LAYER_SAVE_FLAG); canvas. Rotate(-mDisplay.getRotation(), px, py); ... do stuff ... canvas.restore(); } Not sure that it's the best solution, but it seems to work.
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