Android Wireless test-uiautomator Uiselector API Introduction II

Introduction to Android Layout and component and component properties

First, the layout:

1) Linear layout: Control price is arranged in linear direction

2) Table layout: Standard rows and columns as tables

3) Relative layout: Make the control appear anywhere in the layout by means of relative positioning

4) Frame layout: Subclasses appear in the upper-left corner of the layout

5) Grid layout: Similar to the table layout, but more flexible than the table layout, you can easily adjust the partition module

6) Absolute layout: use absolute coordinates to stack components

Second, commonly used components:

Three, often Android component properties introduction

Property value	Value type	Example
Index	Int	0
Instance	Int	5
Class	String	Android.widget.TextView
Package	String	Com.jike.test
Content-desc	String	Contact
Checkable	Boolean	False
Checked	Boolean	False
Clickable	Boolean	True
Enable	Boolean	False
Focusable	Boolean	False
Focused	Boolean	False
Scrollable	Boolean	False
Long-clickable	Boolean	False
Password	Boolean	False
Selected	Boolean	False
Bounds	Rect	[366,999] [708,1197]

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