CarIcon

@CarProtocol
class CarIcon

Represents an icon to be used in a car app.

Car icons wrap a backing IconCompat, and add additional attributes optimized for the car such as a CarColor tint.

Similar to Android devices, car screens cover a wide range of sizes and densities. To ensure that icons and images render well across all car screens, use vector assets whenever possible to avoid scaling issues. If your app relies on bitmaps or other non-vector assets, you should ensure that you have resources that address multiple pixel density buckets using configuration qualifiers in your resource folders (e.g. "mdpi", "hdpi", etc). See androidx.car.app.CarContext for more details.

<vector ...
  <path
    android:pathData="..."
    android:fillColor="?myIconColor"/>
</vector>

In AndroidManifest.xml, under the application element corresponding to the car app:

<meta-data
  android:name="androidx.car.app.theme"
  android:resource="@style/CarAppTheme"/>

<resources>
  <style name="CarAppTheme">
    <item name="myIconColor">@color/my_icon_color</item>
    ...
  </style>
</resources>

Summary

const val ALERT: CarIcon

const val APP_ICON: CarIcon

const val BACK: CarIcon

@RequiresCarApi(value = 7)
const val COMPOSE_MESSAGE: CarIcon

const val ERROR: CarIcon

@RequiresCarApi(value = 2)
const val PAN: CarIcon

const val TYPE_ALERT = 4: Int

const val TYPE_APP_ICON = 5: Int

const val TYPE_BACK = 3: Int

const val TYPE_COMPOSE_MESSAGE = 8: Int

const val TYPE_CUSTOM = 1: Int

const val TYPE_ERROR = 6: Int

const val TYPE_PAN = 7: Int

fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean

fun getIcon(): IconCompat?

fun getTint(): CarColor?

fun getType(): Int

fun hashCode(): Int

fun toString(): String!