Jun 15, 2013 · A .9.png new image will be generated with the same image name. Now can just delete the original image. Careful when playing around with refactor to rename for backup since it will rename the XML image id too, and make you wonder why the 9-patch image not working since XML still referring non-9-patch image.

Jul 9, 2021 · first we load 9.png as a drawable: val bgImg = ContextCompat.getDrawable( LocalContext.current, if ...

Jan 2, 2018 · Thanks for your answer. Android nine-patch（.9.png）is a special png format, ...

I was working on Ubuntu linux and recently i pulled my project and started working on Win10. From now on i cannot Build/Run my app. There must be a problem with those PNG files in the resources fol...

Dec 23, 2010 · In a 9patch png, there are black edges in its four sides, but there is usually difference between the left to right, and the up to down side. Why? How does this difference impact?

May 18, 2012 · EDIT: And yes, those will not be displayed when used in your layouts, provided it's properly formatted and you've saved it as a .9.png. Okay, so the top would be a simple nine patch for a spinner. the lines across and down in the second image show which rows/columns of pixels would be duplicated.

May 17, 2013 · In android studio,you can edit 9 patches directly from with the IDE. But is it also possible to convert an png image to 9-patch using the IDE? (similar to the android 9-patch tool provided by the S...

Dec 30, 2010 · They are a nightmare. PNG is not a data format, it is an image format. Mixing the two in the .9.png file is asking for trouble. 9patch files are a poor idea because they combine image and data formats into a single file that is neither fully manageable by a …

Oct 11, 2010 · frame.9.png is my nine-patch-png. Tomato is a basic png with transparency around it. Here is the result : Removing the transparent part around the tomato (filling up with pink) : Edit 2: This will make the tomato cover completely the patch-9-png :

Mar 27, 2014 · Your 9-patch image needs to be smaller than your smallest message. The system will expand 9-patch images, but will never shrink them in the 9-patch way. Also, make sure the name of your image file ends in ".9.png". Here's an edited image that you can use in the Android Asset Tool to create your set of 9-patch images: