The
declare-styleable
element describes what attributes are available on
the widget class specified in the name attribute – in our case, we will call
the widget
Meter
. Inside
declare-styleable
you can have one or more
attr
elements, each indicating the name of an attribute (e.g.,
incr
) and what
data type the attribute has (e.g.,
integer
). The data type will help with
compile-time validation and in getting any supplied values for this attribute
parsed into the appropriate type at runtime.
Here, we indicate there are three attributes:
max
(indicating the highest
value the
Meter
will go to),
incr
(indicating how much the value should
increase when the increment button is clicked), and
decr
(indicating how
much the value should decrease when the decrement button is clicked)The Attribute Declarations
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
The Attribute Declarations
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The
declare-styleable
element describes what attributes are available on
the widget class specified in the name attribute – in our case, we will call
the widget
Meter
. Inside
declare-styleable
you can have one or more
attr
elements, each indicating the name of an attribute (e.g.,
incr
) and what
data type the attribute has (e.g.,
integer
). The data type will help with
compile-time validation and in getting any supplied values for this attribute
parsed into the appropriate type at runtime.
Here, we indicate there are three attributes:
max
(indicating the highest
value the
Meter
will go to),
incr
(indicating how much the value should
increase when the increment button is clicked), and
decr
(indicating how
much the value should decrease when the decrement button is clicked)The Attribute Declarations
The
declare-styleable
element describes what attributes are available on
the widget class specified in the name attribute – in our case, we will call
the widget
Meter
. Inside
declare-styleable
you can have one or more
attr
elements, each indicating the name of an attribute (e.g.,
incr
) and what
data type the attribute has (e.g.,
integer
). The data type will help with
compile-time validation and in getting any supplied values for this attribute
parsed into the appropriate type at runtime.
Here, we indicate there are three attributes:
max
(indicating the highest
value the
Meter
will go to),
incr
(indicating how much the value should
increase when the increment button is clicked), and
decr
(indicating how
much the value should decrease when the decrement button is clicked)The Attribute Declarations
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