How do I determine Android Screen Width/Height?

[GoodNewsJim1]

Hello,

I've done a Google Search for finding the screen size in Android, but only found Java code(which I can't use).

The closest thing I found was:

maxwidth=stage.stageWidth;

maxheight=stage.stageHeight;

And they seemed reasonable, however when I drew an object at maxwidth on my HTC Sensation, it only drew in about the middle of the screen.

So I am very confused.  A person simply cannot write Aps for Android unless they can get screen size because everyone's phone is different.

Any help?

[GoodNewsJim1]

Found a thread that said:

stage.fullScreenHeight

and

stage.fullScreenWidth

But they were also wrong numbers.

The width was maybe 60% across the screen, not at the very end.

[GoodNewsJim1]

I don't need an answer very fast because I can still develop for my own resolution and tweak later once I get this code.

I do have a game you can play for free here:

http://www.goodnewsjim.com/DiamondDrop/HowToPlay.html

Which I ported to Android.

But no one can play it because everyone has different resolution phones

Someday, I'll have an ap on the Market

[GoodNewsJim1]

What is interesting is that:

    w=stage.fullScreenWidth;
    h=stage.fullScreenHeight;

Works for the emulated devices, but not my actual physical HTC Sensation

[GoodNewsJim1]

Ok, it seems like:

w=stage.fullScreenWidth;

    h=stage.fullScreenHeight;

works properly

I checked by detecting mouseclicks, and the edge was 958 and w=stage.fullScreenWidth; gives w=960.

The problem comes in when I put something at x=900.  Instead of being almost off the screen to the right, it is almost in the middle of the screen (60% in from the left).

Anyone know why this might happen on an HTC Sensation?