Android Development notes-attributes learned today

Before leaving the lab, I posted some basic knowledge I learned this afternoon (what did I do this morning? I am busy restoring data ):

1. LastProgramDuring packaging, files in the res folder are packaged only when used, and files in the assets folder must be packaged whether or not used.
2. Android mainly relies on XML files for layout. Otherwise, the layout will be messy when there are too many textviews.
3. Android: The singleline attribute is true, indicating that the text is displayed in one line.
Android: ellipsize attribute: sets how to display (display ellipsis) when the text is too long. Start, end, and middle respectively set the ellipsis positions. marquee indicates that it is displayed in the form of a marquee.
Android: autolink = "Web/email/phone/all"
Android: focusable = "True/false" indicates whether focus can be obtained.
Ndroid: focusableintouchmode = "true" Get focus in touch mode
4. Controls:
<Edittext
Android: layout_width = "fill_parent"
Android: layout_height = "wrap_content"
/> By default, focus is required. The solution is to add an edittext control before it, and set the width and height to 0,
Android: maxlength = "3" attribute limits the number of characters,
Android: singleline = "false" to change it to multi-line text box
Android: inputtype = "Number" sets the input type
Android: hint = "13525505014" sets the default display information