As discussed with Romain Guy in the email thread, the Apache 2.0
license applies to the affected .jpg files now and retroactively from
the time of import.
Each of the images was altered using the exiftool:
exiftool -WebStatement=http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Change-Id: I557d0129617164209a3eec7ec2d228f266643ca0
Adds examples for a variety of Material-only control styles including
underlined Spinner and discrete SeekBar. Groups controls into cards.
For the old-style controls, moves some run-time setup tasks into XML.
Bug: 19352193
Change-Id: Ibb1c82ac6ecaca3b93f3acfd65ef67cd9784fef4
This serves as a complete, formal layout, with attributes
and all that good stuff. Intended for use as sample code
in the java docs.
Change-Id: Ic45b9387d724bf574e2bfb8970b26c7b47fc0a2b
This was added with good intentions, as part of the general drive to
provide high-res textures.
Unfortunately, most OpenGL ES drivers require that a texture's dimensions
be a power of two on each side. The original texture was 128 x 128, and
someone helpfully created a 192 x 192 high res texture. But 192 is not
a power of two, so the hihg-res texture would not render.
We could create a 256 x 256 texture, which would work, but that's not
really needed for this particular texture, and we'd prefer if the
texture stayed small for rendering performance reasons.
