glance-wear-tiles
Functions
  • actionRunCallback
  • border
  • clickable
  • compose
  • getWearTileState
  • semantics
  • sweepAngleDegrees
  • thickness
  • updateWearTileState
Composable Functions
  • AndroidLayoutElement
  • CurvedRow
Properties
  • LocalTimeInterval
Classes
  • AnchorType
  • CombinedGlanceCurvedModifier
  • CurvedScopeMarker
  • CurvedTextStyle
  • ExperimentalGlanceWearTilesApi
  • GlanceTileService
  • RadialAlignment
  • TimeInterval
  • TimelineMode.TimeBoundEntries
  • WearTilesCompositionResult
Interfaces
  • ActionCallback
  • CurvedChildScope
  • CurvedScope
  • GlanceCurvedModifier
  • GlanceCurvedModifier.Element
  • TimelineMode
Objects
  • TimelineMode.SingleEntry
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glance-wear-tiles

Jetpack Compose API reference for glance-wear-tiles.

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Dependency Functions Composable Functions Properties Classes Interfaces Objects
  • AndroidLayoutElement

    Add LayoutElementBuilders.LayoutElement into the glance composition.

  • CurvedRow

    A curved layout container.

Content updated: 2026-11-04

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