feat(android): allow VectorDrawables in ImageView#14322
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Great. Could you please run more tests like using the vector images in ListItem, ListSection header or footer view, TableView and Scroll-view? I think it might need further handling to recycle vector images. |
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good point! I'll test it with those elements too |
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Ugly code but I've updated the example with: ScrollView, ListView (Header, Footer, Items) and TableView and all look fine so far. It's the normal ImageView, just with the vector image in the image set method, so I guess all other places should be fine too |
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Currently an Android ImageView thinks a drawable is always a bitmap and tries to load it from the drawable ID. If it is a vector XML it won't show anything.
This PR will check if it is a VectorDrawable and then just use that ID and assign it.
Top 3 ImageViews = red: image, green: bitmap drawable (png file), blue: XML drawable with a vector
Bottom left: ListView with Header and Footer
Bottom right: tableView
Green part in the middle: scrollView
Test:
notificationicon.pnginto [app]/platform/android/res/drawable/