Android launcher widget Configuration

Android launcher widget Configuration

<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"?>

<Favorites xmlns: launcher = "http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/com.android.launcher">

<! -- Far-left screen [0] --> the first screen is determined by the number of screens. Screen [0] indicates the first screen.

<! -- Left screen [1] --> second screen

Here is a widget. Its attributes include package name, class name, screen ID (the second screen ID is 1), coordinates (x, y ), size (4*1)

<Appwidget
Launcher: packagename = "com. Android. Settings"
Launcher: classname = "com. Android. settings. widget. settingsappwidgetprovider"
Launcher: screen = "1"
Launcher: x = "0"
Launcher: Y = "3"
Launcher: Spanx = "4"
Launcher: spany = "1"/>

<Appwidget
Launcher: packagename = "com. Google. Android. Apps. Genie. geniewidget"
Launcher: classname = "com. Google. Android. Apps. Genie. geniewidget. miniwidget. miniwidgetprovider"
Launcher: screen = "1"
Launcher: x = "0"
Launcher: Y = "2"
Launcher: Spanx = "4"
Launcher: spany = "1"/>

<! -- Middle screen [2] -->
<Appwidget
Launcher: packagename = "com. cellon. Clock"
Launcher: classname = "com. cellon. Clock. analogappwidgetprovider"
Launcher: screen = "2"
Launcher: x = "1"
Launcher: Y = "0"
Launcher: Spanx = "2"
Launcher: spany = "2"/>

A shortcut is provided. The attributes include package name, class name, screen ID (the second screen ID is 1), coordinates (x, y ), shortcuts generally occupy only one location, so there is no spanx/y like widgets.

<Favorite
Launcher: packagename = "com. Android. gallery3d"
Launcher: classname = "com. Android. Camera. Camera"
Launcher: screen = "2"
Launcher: x = "0"

Launcher: Y = "3"/>

Generally, a workspace can be divided into 4x4, which means a maximum of 16 shortcuts can be placed on a single screen.

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You can also configure a folder, which is very powerful. You can modify Google's default XML parsing code and then customize your own XML.