Androidmainifest Label Usage Instructions 5--<compatible-screens>

Format:

<compatible-screens>    <screen android:screensize=["small" | "Normal" | "Large" | "XLarge"]            android:screendensity=["ldpi" | "MDPI" | "HDPI" | "xhdpi"]/>    ...</compatible-screens>

Parent Tag:<manifest>


Description: Specifies that the screen is configured to be compatible with the app. Only one such label is allowed in the manifest. But can contain multiple <screen>. Each <screen> specifies a screen size density that is compatible with the application.
The Android system does not read <compatible-screens> tags. This tag is only available for external services like Google Play and is a better choice for the user.
If you want to Mughal your app to set a minimum size screen, you should use the <supports-screens> tab. There are also <supports-screens> in the same label.


Sub-label:<screen>

Used to specify a single screen configuration. An instance must contain the <compatible-screens>,<compatible-screens> must have Android:screensize and android:screendensity, It is illegal to do otherwise.

Properties: Android:screensize is required. An acceptable value of small|normal|large|xlarge.
Android:screendensity have to be. An acceptable value of ldpi|mdpi|hdpi|xhdpi.


Example:

< Manifest > ... <compatible-screens> <!--all small screens--<screen Android:screens Ize= "small" android:screendensity= "ldpi"/> <screen android:screensize= "small" android:screendensity= "MDPI"/ > <screen android:screensize= "small" android:screendensity= "hdpi"/> <screen android:screensize= "Small" android:screendensity= "xhdpi"/> <!--all normal screens--<screen android:screensize= "Norma        L "android:screendensity=" ldpi "/> <screen android:screensize=" normal "android:screendensity=" mdpi "/> <screen android:screensize= "Normal" android:screendensity= "hdpi"/> <screen android:screensize= "normal "android:screendensity=" xhdpi "/> </compatible-screens> <application ... > ... <applica Tion></manifest>