问题
I have an app that I need to ensure different devices are pulling from different layout folders. I need a nexus 5 (1920 x 1080) to pull from a different folder than a Note 4 (2560 x 1440).
Currently, no matter what combination of folder names, they both pull from the same folder.
I have tried:
layout-xxhdpi & layout-xxxhdpi
(they both pull from xxhdpi)
layout-sw320dp & layout-xxhdpi
(they both pull from layout-sw320dp
layout-large & layout-xlarge
(they both pull from layout-large)
What would be the proper layout folder convention for this situation?
回答1:
Actually you need to add the following folders:
- layout-sw320dp (xhdpi devices)
- layout-sw340dp (xxhdpi devices)
- layout-sw380dp (xxxhdpi devices)
you must add folders only if you really need another whole layout in different devices. Other than that , use only default layout folder with proper layout structure and extract dimensions on different density folders.
回答2:
So this seems to be the only arrangement that worked for me...
layout (Nexus 4 & 5)
layout-sw440dp-port (Note 4, Nexus 6)
layout-sw720dp-port (Samsung 10" tablet)
(It I take off the "port" it doesn't work...) ;-)
Thanx for all the suggestions!
回答3:
According to Google device metrics, Note 4 and Nexus 5 both have xxhdpi density, but their widths and heights are different, so you should try playing with the smallestWidth qualifier. For example with this combination should work: layout-sw360dp & layout-sw480dp (You can read more about qualifiers here)
回答4:
This is the structure:
res/layout
res/layout-large
res/layout-xlarge
res/layout-sw600dp
res/layout-sw720dp
res/layout-sw800dp
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34437942/android-layout-folders-for-different-screen-sizes