Dynamic Icons

Under the theme of dynamic icons pack /icons/fancy_icons directory, each dynamic icon is a folder, the folder name is the corresponding app package. For example, the calendar is a dynamic icon called "com.android.calendar" folder, which contains manifest.xml

<Icon version = "1" frameRate = "" width = "136" height = "136" screenWidth = "720" useVariableUpdater = "" hideApplicationMessage = "">
    <Var />
    <Image />       
    <Text />  
    <DateTime />
     ...  
</ Icon>

• hideApplicationMessage: default false, notice the shield top right corner flag
• useVariableUpdater: Which system variable specifies the need, now includes power and time, and you can specify the update cycle time, if the time gadgets updated every second, you need to specify the update cycle is one second, otherwise the default will be updated every minute. If a gadget or dynamic icons are displayed only the date is updated once a day, you can specify the update cycle is one day. Try to choose a longer update cycle, in order to save system resources.
• Currently supported tag: Battery, DateTime.Day, DateTime.Hour, DateTime.Minute, DateTime.Second
• If a gadget does not require electricity or time variable, you need to use useVariableUpdater = "none", the specified time variables not updated.
• If a gadget display system power and display time per hour according to replace the background image: useVariableUpdater = "Battery, DateTime.Hour"
• If you need to refresh several times per second, can be used directly frameRate