BitmapFonts
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A container for user-defined bitmap fonts.
Introduced in Wear OS 4.
Syntax
<BitmapFonts>
<BitmapFont name="string">
<!-- Only the most common inner element is shown here. -->
<Character name="string" resource="string"
width="positive-integer" height="positive-integer" />
...
</BitmapFont>
</BitmapFonts>
Inner elements
The BitmapFonts element must contain at least one BitmapFont inner element.
BitmapFont
Specifies a particular user-defined bitmap font.
Attributes
name- The name of the user-defined font family.
Inner elements
Each inner element of a BitmapFont element must be either a Character
element or a Word element. Both of these inner elements contain the following
attributes:
name- The character or word itself.
resource- A resource ID corresponding to where the character or word is defined.
width- The width of the character or word, in pixels.
height- The height of the character or word, in pixels.
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Last updated 2025-03-04 UTC.
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