I have a number of SVG derived Drawables. Drawing them using Icon @Composables is easy and straightf...

# compose

[Travis Griggs]

I have a number of SVG derived Drawables. Drawing them using Icon @Composables is easy and straightforward and nice using painterResource(id). But drawing them in a given box inside of a Canvas.DrawScope, is a little more roundabout. I'm using this recipe:

@Composable
fun MyDrawingThing(modifier:Modifier) {
  val id = R.drawable.my_resource
  val context = LocalContext.current
  val drawable = context.resources.getDrawable(resource, null)
  Canvas(modifier) {
    ...
    drawIntoCanvas { canvas ->
      drawable.setTint(myTintColor.toArgb())
      drawable.setBounds(...)
      drawable.draw(canvas.nativeCanvas)
    }
  }
}

Is there a more straightforward recipe/idiom for doing this?

[romainguy]

I don’t see anything roundabout here, that’s the way drawables would be handled with View as well.

[romainguy]

You could however create a small layer to make reuse easier in multiple spots, like Accompanist’s `DrawablePainter`: https://google.github.io/accompanist/drawablepainter/

[romainguy]

see https://github.com/google/accompanist/blob/main/drawablepainter/src/main/java/com/google/accompanist/drawablepainter/DrawablePainter.kt

[Albert Chang]

You can also use this:

val painter = painterResource(R.drawable.my_resource)
Canvas(modifier) {
    with(painter) {
        draw(size = size, colorFilter = ColorFilter.tint(myTintColor))
    }
}

[Travis Griggs]

Thanks @Albert Chang, liked this approach, after I figured out how to fetch the intrinsicSize from the painter (and extend Size.aspectRatio) as well as use translate to put the drawable somewhere other than 0,0