DrawableCompat

java-static fun applyTheme(drawable: Drawable, theme: Resources.Theme): Unit

Applies the specified theme to this Drawable and its children.

java-static fun canApplyTheme(drawable: Drawable): Boolean

Whether a theme can be applied to this Drawable and its children.

java-static fun clearColorFilter(drawable: Drawable): Unit

Removes the color filter from the given drawable.

@ReplaceWith(expression = "drawable.getAlpha()")
java-static fun getAlpha(drawable: Drawable): Int

Get the alpha value of the drawable. 0 means fully transparent, 255 means fully opaque.

java-static fun getColorFilter(drawable: Drawable): ColorFilter?

Returns the current color filter, or null if none set.

java-static fun getLayoutDirection(drawable: Drawable): Int

Returns the resolved layout direction for this Drawable.

java-static fun inflate(
    drawable: Drawable,
    res: Resources,
    parser: XmlPullParser,
    attrs: AttributeSet,
    theme: Resources.Theme?
): Unit

Inflate this Drawable from an XML resource optionally styled by a theme.

@ReplaceWith(expression = "drawable.isAutoMirrored()")
java-static fun isAutoMirrored(drawable: Drawable): Boolean

Tells if this Drawable will be automatically mirrored when its layout direction is RTL right-to-left. See android.util.LayoutDirection.

If running on a pre-KITKAT device this method returns false.

@ReplaceWith(expression = "drawable.jumpToCurrentState()")
java-static fun jumpToCurrentState(drawable: Drawable): Unit

Call Drawable.jumpToCurrentState().

@ReplaceWith(expression = "drawable.setAutoMirrored(mirrored)")
java-static fun setAutoMirrored(drawable: Drawable, mirrored: Boolean): Unit

Set whether this Drawable is automatically mirrored when its layout direction is RTL (right-to left). See android.util.LayoutDirection.

If running on a pre-KITKAT device this method does nothing.

java-static fun setHotspot(drawable: Drawable, x: Float, y: Float): Unit

Specifies the hotspot's location within the drawable.

java-static fun setHotspotBounds(
    drawable: Drawable,
    left: Int,
    top: Int,
    right: Int,
    bottom: Int
): Unit

Sets the bounds to which the hotspot is constrained, if they should be different from the drawable bounds.

java-static fun setLayoutDirection(drawable: Drawable, layoutDirection: Int): Boolean

Set the layout direction for this drawable. Should be a resolved layout direction, as the Drawable has no capacity to do the resolution on its own.

java-static fun setTint(drawable: Drawable, tint: @ColorInt Int): Unit

Specifies a tint for drawable.

java-static fun setTintList(drawable: Drawable, tint: ColorStateList?): Unit

Specifies a tint for drawable as a color state list.

java-static fun setTintMode(drawable: Drawable, tintMode: PorterDuff.Mode?): Unit

Specifies a tint blending mode for drawable.

java-static fun <T : Drawable?> unwrap(drawable: Drawable): T!

Unwrap drawable if it is the result of a call to wrap. If the drawable is not the result of a call to wrap then drawable is returned as-is.

java-static fun wrap(drawable: Drawable): Drawable

Potentially wrap drawable so that it may be used for tinting across the different API levels, via the tinting methods in this class.

If the given drawable is wrapped, we will copy over certain state over to the wrapped drawable, such as its bounds, level, visibility and state.

You must use the result of this call. If the given drawable is being used by a view (as its background for instance), you must replace the original drawable with the result of this call:

Drawable bg = DrawableCompat.wrap(view.getBackground());
// Need to set the background with the wrapped drawable
view.setBackground(bg);

// You can now tint the drawable
DrawableCompat.setTint(bg, ...);

If you need to get hold of the original android.graphics.drawable.Drawable again, you can use the value returned from unwrap.