Top-level component containing all other components in the program. Screen is the top-most component in any app. All the other components are placed on a Screen. If you take the app as a book, the Screens can be regarded as
the pages of a book and the other components as the various elements present on a page of a book, text, images etc. Screen <--> Book Events¶Back Pressed¶Device back button pressed. Error Occurred¶Event raised when an error occurs. Only some errors will raise this condition. For those errors, the system will show a notification by default. You can use this event handler to prescribe an error behavior different than the default.
Got Received Shared¶Event to detect that a user shared content to your app throw the sharing dialog of any other app. Type stand for integer. 0 = nothing shared, 1 = audio, 2 = image, 3 = text or 4 = video
Initialize¶Screen starting Keyboard Visibility Changed¶Event will be invoked if the keyboard was visible or invisible.
Event to detect when the menu has loaded. Set here your blocks like TitleBarIcon or AddMenuItem. Event to detect when a menu item has been selected.
On App Pause¶The system calls this method as the first indication that the user is leaving your activity (though it does not always mean the activity is being destroyed). On App Resume¶When the activity enters the Resumed state, it comes to the foreground, and then the system invokes this event. On App Stop¶When your activity is no longer visible to the user, it has entered the Stopped state, and the system invokes this event. Other Screen Closed¶Event raised when another screen has closed and control has returned to this screen.
Permission Denied¶Event to handle when the app user has denied a needed permission.
Permission Granted¶Event to handle when the app user has granted a needed permission. This event is only run when permission isgranted in response to the AskForPermission method.
Screen Orientation Changed¶Screen orientation changed Event will be invoked if the side menu was closed. Event will be invoked if the side menu was opened. Title Bar Back Button Clicked¶Event to detect when a menu item has been selected. Title Bar Icon Selected¶The event returns the 'icon' or 'name' of the selected icon.
Methods¶Add a new item to the menu. Use the 'make a list' block.
Add a new item with a icon on the left side to the menu. This function does not use the make a list block. If you want more items with icon then use this block again.
Add Title Bar Icon¶Add a new action icon to the TitleBar. You will see a toast message on a long click with your choosen name. Add this block to the "MenuInitialize" event.
Are Permissions Granted¶Returns: Boolean Returns true if ALL needed app permissions were granted, else false. Ask For Permission¶Ask the user to grant access to a dangerous permission.
Can Write System Settings¶Returns: Boolean Returns true if the app can write system settings, else it returns false. It will return true automatic for devices with android version below 6 (API 23). Hide Keyboard¶Hide the keyboard. Use this block to lock the side menu. This means the user can not open the side menu until the side menu unlock block is used. Move Task To Back¶Move task to back. That means it will minimize your current app. Open App Settings¶Opens the settings screen of the app. Useful if 'Are Permissions Granted' has returned false. Open System Write Settings¶Opens the app's system settings page. This works only for devices with android 6+. Remove a first created side menu. This block will be usefull if you need to update a side menu dynamically. You can use this block too to test a side menu in the companion. Add then this block above of the 'Side Menu' block. Remove Title Bar Icons¶Remove all added action icons from the TitleBar. Reset the menu back to its default Show About Application¶Show the dialog which shows when pressing the "About This Application" button in the menu. Show Keyboard¶Show the keyboard Create a Side Menu. Set to "layout" your layout that will be then your side menu. Use as example a vertical arrangement. Your choosen layout will be then removed from the screen and only visible in the side menu."Information": This block works on companion only if you add a side menu on button click.Don’t add it in companion on "screen initialize event". Else the companion will crash.Do NOT use this block with the Side Menu Layout component
If you had set your side menu then you can use this block to close it as example with a button click. If you had set your side menu then you can use this block to open it as example with a button click. Task Description¶Sets information describing the task with this activity for presentation inside the Recents System UI. You will see the settings if the device API is >= 21 and you minimize the app.
Use this block to unlock the side menu. This means the user can now open again the side menu. Version Code¶Returns: Number This block will returns the version code Version Name¶Returns: Text This block will returns the version name Properties¶About Screen¶Text Read Write - Designer Blocks Information about the screen. It appears when "About this Application" is selected from the system menu. Use it to inform people about your app. In multiple screen apps, each screen has its own AboutScreen info. About Screen Background Color¶Color Default: #444444FF Read Write - Designer Blocks Property for AboutScreenBackgroundColor About Screen Light Theme¶Boolean Default: False Read Write - Designer Blocks Property for AboutScreenLightTheme About Screen Title¶Text Default: About this application Write - Designer Blocks Define the title of the about application option. Accent Color¶Color Default: #FF4081FF Write - Designer This is the accent color used for highlights and other user interface accents. Accepted Shared File Types¶Text Write - Designer Property for ReceiveSharedText Align Horizontal¶Number Default: 1 Read Write - Designer Blocks A number that encodes how contents of the screen are aligned horizontally. The choices are: 1 = left aligned, 3 = horizontally centered, 2 = right aligned. Align Vertical¶Number Default: 1 Read Write - Designer Blocks A number that encodes how the contents of the arrangement are aligned vertically. The choices are: 1 = aligned at the top, 2 = vertically centered, 3 = aligned at the bottom. Vertical alignment has no effect if the screen is scrollable. App ID¶Text Write - Designer The unique APP_ID for the user (which is generated by GWT and stored in Datastore) App Name¶Text Write - Designer This is the display name of the installed application in the phone.If the AppName is blank, it will be set to the name of the project when the project is built. Background Color¶Color Default: #FFFFFFFF Read Write - Designer Blocks BackgroundColor property getter method. Background Image¶Text Read Write - Designer Blocks The screen background image. Close Screen Animation¶Text Default: default Read Write - Designer Blocks The animation for closing current screen and returning to the previous screen. Valid options are default, fade, zoom, slidehorizontal, slidevertical, and none Default File Scope¶Com.google.appinventor.components.common.filescopeenum Default: App Write - Designer Specifies the default scope used when components access files. Note that the Drawer Arrow Icon Color¶Number Read Write - Blocks Set the drawer arrow icon color. Height¶Number Read - Blocks Screen height (y-size). High Quality Images¶Available as Advanced Property Boolean Default: False Read Write - Designer Blocks If set to true, pictures will be loaded in high quality. Icon¶Text Write - Designer Specifies the name of the application icon. Is Companion¶Boolean Read - Blocks This block will return true, if you are running your project current in the companion application. Else it will return false. is Keyboard Visible¶Boolean Read - Blocks Returns the status of the keyboard. If the keyboard is visible then the result is true. Boolean Read - Blocks Returns true if a side menu is added to the screen. Boolean Read - Blocks Returns true if a side menu is current open. Else it will return false. Keep Screen On¶Available as Advanced Property Boolean Default: False Read Write - Designer Blocks Keep the device's screen turned on and bright. Minimum SDK Level¶Available as Advanced Property Number Default: 21 Write - Designer Property for MinSdk Navigation Bar Color¶Color Default: #000000FF Read Write - Designer Blocks Set navigation bar color. This will work starting from API Level 21 (Android Lollipop) Navigation Bar Light Icons¶Boolean Read Write - Blocks This option tells the system to use dark navigation bar icons, useful for lighter colored navigation bars. Works only for devices with API >= 26. Navigation Icon Color¶Number Read Write - Blocks Set the navigation icon color. Open Screen Animation¶Text Default: default Read Write - Designer Blocks The animation for switching to another screen. Valid options are default, fade, zoom, slidehorizontal, slidevertical, and none Number Read Write - Blocks Set the options menu icon color. Package Name¶Available as Advanced Property Text Write - Designer Set a custom PackageName for the app. Min 8 chars, max 35 chars, min 3 words, max 5 words, no special chars, only ASCII a-z and dots for separators Primary Color¶Color Default: #3F51B5FF Write - Designer This is the primary color used for Material UI elements, such as the ActionBar. Primary Color Dark¶Color Default: #303F9FFF Write - Designer This is the primary color used for darker elements in Material UI. RTL Support¶Available as Advanced Property Boolean Default: False Write - Designer Property for RTLSupport Screen Orientation¶Text Default: unspecified Read Write - Designer Blocks The requested screen orientation, specified as a text value. Commonly used values are landscape, portrait, sensor, user and unspecified. See the Android developer documentation for ActivityInfo.Screen_Orientation for the complete list of possible settings. Scrollable¶Boolean Default: False Read Write - Designer Blocks When checked, there will be a vertical scrollbar on the screen, and the height of the application can exceed the physical height of the device. When unchecked, the application height is constrained to the height of the device. Show Lists As Json¶Available as Advanced Property Boolean Default: False Write - Designer If false, lists will be converted to strings using Lisp notation, i.e., as symbols separated by spaces, e.g., (a 1 b2 (c d). If true, lists will appear as in Json or Python, e.g. ["a", 1, "b", 2, ["c", "d"]]. This property appears only in Screen 1, and the value for Screen 1 determines the behavior for all screens. The property defaults to "false" meaning that the App Inventor programmer must explicitly set it to "true" if JSON/Python syntax is desired. At some point in the future we will alter the system so that new projects are created with this property set to "true" by default. Existing projects will not be impacted. The App Inventor programmer can also set it back to "false" in newer projects if desired. Show Navigation Bar¶Available as Experimental Property Boolean Default: True Read Write - Designer Blocks Show/Hide Navigation Bar Boolean Default: True Write - Designer Property for ShowOptionsMenu Show Status Bar¶Boolean Default: True Read Write - Designer Blocks The status bar is the topmost bar on the screen. This property reports whether the status bar is visible. Show Title Bar Back Button¶Boolean Read Write - Blocks If true it will show in the TitleBar a back button only if no side menu was added. If a side menu was added it will remove the ‘hamburger’-menu icon but the side menu can still be opened. Sizing¶Text Default: Responsive Write - Designer If set to fixed, screen layouts will be created for a single fixed-size screen and autoscaled. If set to responsive, screen layouts will use the actual resolution of the device. See the documentation on responsive design in App Inventor for more information. This property appears on Screen1 only and controls the sizing for all screens in the app. Splash Image¶Available as Advanced Property Text Write - Designer Property for SplashIcon Splash Screen¶Available as Advanced Property Boolean Default: True Write - Designer If set to true the user will see a splash screen while the app is loading the content. Status Bar Color¶Number Read Write - Blocks Set status bar color. This will work starting from API Level 21 (Android Lollipop Status Bar Light Icons¶Boolean Read Write - Blocks This option tells the system to use dark statusbar icons, useful for lighter colored status bars. Works only for devices with API >= 23. Theme¶Text Default: AppTheme Write - Designer Sets the theme used by the application. Title¶Text Read Write - Designer Blocks The caption for the form, which apears in the title bar Title Bar Color¶Number Read Write - Blocks Set title bar color Title Bar Font Typeface¶Number Default: 0 Write - Designer Property for TitleBarFontTypeface Title Bar Subtitle¶Text Read Write - Designer Blocks Set the TitleBar's subtitle. Title Bar Text Color¶Number Read Write - Blocks Set a custom color for the TitleBar text. Title Bar Typeface Import¶Available as Advanced Property Text Write - Designer Blocks Set a custom font. Title Visible¶Boolean Default: True Read Write - Designer Blocks The title bar is the top gray bar on the screen. This property reports whether the title bar is visible. Tutorial URL¶Text Write - Designer A URL to use to populate the Tutorial Sidebar while editing a project. Used as a teaching aid. Version Code¶Number Default: 1 Write - Designer An integer value which must be incremented each time a new Android Application Package File (APK) is created for the Google Play Store. Version Name¶Text Default: 1.0 Write - Designer A string which can be changed to allow Google Play Store users to distinguish between different versions of the App. Width¶Number Read - Blocks Screen width (x-size). Last update: November 9, 2022 |
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