Android ImageButton with LayerDrawable Image?

I set the android:scaleType="fitStart and changed the line as below and it is working like a charm new InsetDrawable(resources. GetDrawable(R.drawable. Soldier), 0, layerTop,0,-layerTop) Now I have more questions First, as you can see I am creating a new instance for every layers.

If I create only one Drawable object and set it to the every items of the array that will be used for creating the LayerDrawable and use layerDrawable. SetLayerInset function to set the top and bottom properties, would it be more efficient And the other one if the LayerDrawable object has more items bigger than the imageButton it still displays the images. Is there a setting such as CSS overflow:hidden or something?Thanks.

I set the android:scaleType="fitStart" and changed the line as below and it is working like a charm. New InsetDrawable(resources. GetDrawable(R.drawable.

Soldier), 0, layerTop,0,-layerTop); Now I have more questions, First, as you can see I am creating a new instance for every layers. If I create only one Drawable object and set it to the every items of the array that will be used for creating the LayerDrawable and use layerDrawable. SetLayerInset function to set the top and bottom properties, would it be more efficient.

And the other one if the LayerDrawable object has more items bigger than the imageButton it still displays the images. Is there a setting such as CSS overflow:hidden or something? Thanks.

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