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- What is the meaning of the asterisk (*) when referring to Android XML resources? 2 answers
在引用Android XML资源时,星号(*)的含义是什么? 2个答案
Can anyone explain the asterisk means in Android XML attributes?
任何人都可以解释星号在Android XML属性中的含义吗?
<style name="DocumentsTheme" parent="@style/DialogWhenReallyLarge">
<item name="android:actionBarTheme">@*android:style/ThemeOverlay.Material.Dark.ActionBar</item>
<item name="*android:windowFixedWidthMajor">@null</item>
</style>
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#1
The * allows you to access private resources. Private resources are private for a reason as their name could change in the future as part of a firmware or skin update.
*允许您访问私人资源。私有资源是私有的,因为他们的名字将来可能会作为固件或皮肤更新的一部分而改变。
It's not a good idea to use these resources unless you're working in an environment where you know these resources won't change and break your app in the future.
使用这些资源并不是一个好主意,除非您在一个环境中工作,在这种环境中您知道这些资源将来不会改变并破坏您的应用程序。
In your example, the private resources are being referenced by a system app which is where you'll most commonly see this * referencing used.
在您的示例中,系统应用程序正在引用私有资源,您最常见的是使用此引用。
@android:id refers to the public system member called "id"
@id refers to one that you've created
@+id says to create one called "id" (and what to set it to)
@*android:id refers to a private system member
#1
The * allows you to access private resources. Private resources are private for a reason as their name could change in the future as part of a firmware or skin update.
*允许您访问私人资源。私有资源是私有的,因为他们的名字将来可能会作为固件或皮肤更新的一部分而改变。
It's not a good idea to use these resources unless you're working in an environment where you know these resources won't change and break your app in the future.
使用这些资源并不是一个好主意,除非您在一个环境中工作,在这种环境中您知道这些资源将来不会改变并破坏您的应用程序。
In your example, the private resources are being referenced by a system app which is where you'll most commonly see this * referencing used.
在您的示例中,系统应用程序正在引用私有资源,您最常见的是使用此引用。
@android:id refers to the public system member called "id"
@id refers to one that you've created
@+id says to create one called "id" (and what to set it to)
@*android:id refers to a private system member