Layout parameters that control how the widget behaves when its container is resized. User-specified custom id and data that can be exploited by 3rd party tools You should always look at these properties instead of width and height If missing then the size is calculated automatically to adapt widget’s contentĪctual size. Uniquely identifies the widget in the screen file Here are the common properties shared by all widgets: Property
Some widgets can override all of these font properties excepting the ‘name’. The following properties are supported: name If not specified then a default system font is used. Widget properties are stored as tag attributes.Ī screen font can be specified using the tag. The order of tags is significant and it’s the order in which widgets are rendered on screen, from back to front. A tag can nest other tags for widgets of type WidgetGroup. Here’s a screen that contains a Button and two grouped Labels. Refer to developers section for more details. Specifically you can use Java to work with screen and story files.
Wireframesketcher xml code#
WireframeSketcher provides open-source code that can be used for tool development. This document is a quick guide to this format. This format can be exploited by other tools for various purposes. WireframeSketcher’s screen files use an XML format.
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