You will see the changes applied at run-time. You can even create new customized views see Adding a Customized View to the View Selector. Then you can add new views to your project in order to customize your application for a specific device type. Use the Master form for a general design of your application. The view selector's drop-down menu lists all the available views, which show the different platforms, such as iOS, Android, Windows and macOS. Select the Android style from the style selector to see all the properties on the components according to the target platform.Īt the top of the multi-device Form Designer is the view selector: The style selector's drop-down menu lists all the styles that you can apply to the Master view. When Android is the active target platform of your project, unsupported components are grayed out on the Tool Palette.Īt the top of the multi-device Form Designer is the style selector: While you are designing your Android app in RAD Studio, you can only use components that are supported on Android devices. Then select a multi-device application type in the Multi-Device Application wizard.Ĭomponent Restrictions for FireMonkey Android Apps To create a multi-device app that supports Android:įile > New > Multi-Device Application - Delphiįile > New > Multi-Device Application - C++Builder See Android Mobile Application Development for topics that are not specific to the development phase, such as configuring your PC and Android devices to work with RAD Studio.
This page describes how to develop multi-device applications that target the Android platform. 16 Implementing Android-Specific Features.15 Creating Applications for Android Smart Watches.14 Creating Applications for Google Glass.12 Using Icons and Images in Multiple Resolutions.11 Settings for Virtual Keyboard in TEdit and TMemo Controls.10 Making Your Application Run in Fullscreen Mode.9 Using the Android Device's Back Button.8 Setting the Required Uses Permissions for Your Android Apps.6 Alignment Recommendations for Mobile Toolbars and Other FireMonkey Components.5 Android Core Lib Names Cannot Be Used as App Names.
1 Component Restrictions for FireMonkey Android Apps.
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