<globals>
<api>
</api>
<consts>
</consts>
<styles>
</styles>
<subjects>
example reuses these so users don't have to invent new subject
names per example. -->
<int name="subject_value" value="50" min_value="0" max_value="100"/>
<int name="subject_value2" value="20" min_value="0" max_value="100"/>
<int name="subject_opa" value="128" min_value="0" max_value="255"/>
<int name="subject_index" value="0"/>
<int name="subject_flag" value="0"/>
<string name="subject_text" value="Hello"/>
</subjects>
<images>
`demos/widgets/assets/img_example_lvgl_logo.c`, so the generated C links
against that symbol and the example doesn't depend on the
editor's image-conversion pipeline. `src_path` is only the
editor's preview/source. -->
<data name="img_example_lvgl_logo" src_path="images/img_example_lvgl_logo.png" color_format="argb8888"/>
<data name="img_arc_bg" src_path="images/img_arc_bg.png" color_format="argb8888"/>
<data name="img_arc_indicator" src_path="images/img_arc_indicator.png" color_format="argb8888"/>
<data name="img_bar_bg" src_path="images/img_bar_bg.png" color_format="argb8888"/>
<data name="img_bar_indicator" src_path="images/img_bar_indicator.png" color_format="argb8888"/>
</images>
<fonts>
<bin name="font_example_large" src_path="fonts/Montserrat-Medium.ttf" size="32" bpp="4" as_file="false" />
</fonts>
</globals>