public class RenderResources
extends java.lang.Object
Contains both the project specific resources and the framework resources, and provides convenience methods to resolve resource and theme references.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
REFERENCE_EMPTY |
static java.lang.String |
REFERENCE_NULL |
static java.lang.String |
REFERENCE_UNDEFINED |
| Constructor and Description |
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RenderResources() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
applyStyle(StyleResourceValue theme,
boolean useAsPrimary)
Use this theme to resolve resources.
|
void |
clearStyles()
Clear all the themes applied with
applyStyle(StyleResourceValue, boolean) |
ResourceValue |
dereference(ResourceValue resourceValue)
Searches for a
ResourceValue referenced by the given value. |
ResourceValue |
findItemInStyle(StyleResourceValue style,
ResourceReference attr)
Returns the
ResourceValue matching a given attribute in a given style. |
ResourceValue |
findItemInTheme(ResourceReference attr)
Returns the
ResourceValue for a given attr in the all themes returned by getAllThemes(). |
ResourceValue |
findResValue(java.lang.String reference,
boolean forceFrameworkOnly)
Deprecated.
Use
dereference(ResourceValue) instead, to provide context necessary to
handle namespaces correctly, like the "current" namespace or namespace prefix lookup
logic. Alternatively, use getUnresolvedResource(ResourceReference) or getResolvedResource(ResourceReference) if you already know exactly what you're looking
for. |
java.util.List<StyleResourceValue> |
getAllThemes()
Returns a list of
StyleResourceValue containing a list of themes to be used for
resolving resources. |
StyleResourceValue |
getDefaultTheme()
Returns the
StyleResourceValue representing the default theme. |
StyleResourceValue |
getParent(StyleResourceValue style)
Returns the parent style of the given style, if any
|
ResourceValue |
getResolvedResource(ResourceReference reference)
Returns a resource by namespace, type and name.
|
StyleResourceValue |
getStyle(ResourceReference reference)
Returns the style matching the given reference.
|
ResourceValue |
getUnresolvedResource(ResourceReference reference)
Returns a resource by namespace, type and name.
|
ResourceValue |
resolveResValue(ResourceValue value)
Returns the "final"
ResourceValue referenced by the value of value. |
void |
setLogger(LayoutLog logger) |
public static final java.lang.String REFERENCE_NULL
public static final java.lang.String REFERENCE_EMPTY
public static final java.lang.String REFERENCE_UNDEFINED
public void setLogger(LayoutLog logger)
@Nullable public StyleResourceValue getDefaultTheme()
StyleResourceValue representing the default theme.public void applyStyle(@Nullable
StyleResourceValue theme,
boolean useAsPrimary)
Remember to call clearStyles() to clear the applied styles, so the default theme
may be restored.
theme - The style to use for resource resolution in addition to the the default theme
and the styles applied earlier. If null, the operation is a no-op.useAsPrimary - If true, the theme is used first to resolve attributes. If false,
the theme is used if the resource cannot be resolved using the default theme and all the
themes that have been applied prior to this call.public void clearStyles()
applyStyle(StyleResourceValue, boolean)@NonNull public java.util.List<StyleResourceValue> getAllThemes()
StyleResourceValue containing a list of themes to be used for
resolving resources. The order of the themes in the list specifies the order in which they
should be used to resolve resources.@Nullable public ResourceValue findItemInTheme(@NonNull ResourceReference attr)
ResourceValue for a given attr in the all themes returned by getAllThemes(). If the item is not directly available in a theme, its parent theme is
used before checking the next theme from the list.@Nullable public ResourceValue findItemInStyle(@NonNull StyleResourceValue style, @NonNull ResourceReference attr)
ResourceValue matching a given attribute in a given style. If the item is
not directly available in the style, the method looks in its parent style.@Deprecated @Nullable public ResourceValue findResValue(@Nullable java.lang.String reference, boolean forceFrameworkOnly)
dereference(ResourceValue) instead, to provide context necessary to
handle namespaces correctly, like the "current" namespace or namespace prefix lookup
logic. Alternatively, use getUnresolvedResource(ResourceReference) or getResolvedResource(ResourceReference) if you already know exactly what you're looking
for.@Nullable public ResourceValue dereference(@NonNull ResourceValue resourceValue)
ResourceValue referenced by the given value. This method doesn't
perform recursive resolution, so the returned ResourceValue (if not null) may be just
another reference.
References to theme attributes is supported and resolved against the theme from getDefaultTheme(). For more details see Referencing
style attributes
Unlike resolveResValue(ResourceValue), this method returns null if the input is
not a reference (i.e. doesn't start with '@' or '?').
resourceValue - the value to dereference. Its namespace and namespace lookup logic are
used to handle namespaces when interpreting the textual value. The type is ignored and
will not affect the type of the returned value.resolveResValue(ResourceValue)@Nullable public ResourceValue getUnresolvedResource(@NonNull ResourceReference reference)
@Nullable public ResourceValue getResolvedResource(@NonNull ResourceReference reference)
resolveResValue(ResourceValue).resolveResValue(ResourceValue)@Nullable public ResourceValue resolveResValue(@Nullable ResourceValue value)
ResourceValue referenced by the value of value.
This method ensures that the returned ResourceValue object is not a valid
reference to another resource. It may be just a leaf value (e.g. "#000000") or a reference
that could not be dereferenced.
If a value that does not need to be resolved is given, the method will return the input value.
value - the value containing the reference to resolve.ResourceValue object or nullpublic StyleResourceValue getParent(@NonNull StyleResourceValue style)
style - the style to look up@Nullable public StyleResourceValue getStyle(@NonNull ResourceReference reference)