How Android displays custom fonts in the idea Eclipse UI Editor Preview

How Android displays custom fonts in the idea Eclipse UI Editor Preview

1. The font to be displayed will be copied to. Android-sdk/platforms/android-[version]/data/fonts folder below

     For example: Fontawesome-regular.ttf

2. Under Android-sdk/platforms/android-[version]/data/fonts, open  fallback_fonts.xml

   At the end of the add:

       <family>

           <FILESET>

               < File>, " Span style= "Color:rgb (255,0,0);" >[the file name that is copied to the file, such as: Fontawesome-regular.ttf] </file>

           </fileset>

       </family

   Then use the following style code in your custom view:

 if  (!isineditmode ())  {             if  (null == mfontawesome)  {                 mfontawesome = typeface.createfromasset (Context.getAssets (),   "Fonts/fontawesome-webfont.ttf");             }        } else {             try {                 /**                  *  need to install fontawesome This SDK in Androidsdk, installation method See  http://www.hianzuo.com                  */       &nBsp;         mfontawesome = typeface.create (" Fontawesome ",  typeface.normal);             }  catch  (exception e)  {                 throw new runtimeexception (e);             }        }         settypeface (Mfontawesome);

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How Android displays custom fonts in the idea Eclipse UI Editor Preview