Some advanced attributes of androidmanifest. XML, the main configuration file of the android project, may be unknown to most developers. Let's take a look.
Supported screen size settings, we can display the specified allowed run in:
<Supports-screens
Android: largescreens = "True" // WVGA
Android: normalscreens = "True" // Hvga
Android: smallscreens = "True" // Qvga
Android: resizable = "True"
Android: anydensity = "True" />
Whether or not five-digit navigation keys are supported. Generally, these keys are used in games.
<Uses-configuration Android: reqfivewaynav = "true"/>
Requirements for live wallpaper features starting with Android 2.1
<Uses-feature Android: Name = "android. Software. live_wallpaper"/>
Ensure that the device contains a light sensor.
<Uses-feature Android: Name = "android. Hardware. sensor. Light"/>
The supported version of the OpenGL device. The value is an integer of the int type.
<Uses-feature Android: openglesversion = "int">
Android Development Network prompts you to learn more about the androidmanifest. xml file.
Reference an external jar. Generally, we can directly use <uses-library> in non-Eclipse IDE.