SoftKeys Theme Template v1.0
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License:
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/* This program is free software. It comes without any warranty, to
 * the extent permitted by applicable law. You can redistribute it
 * and/or modify it under the terms of the Do What The Fuck You Want
 * To Public License, Version 2, as published by Sam Hocevar. See
 * http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/COPYING for more details. */

Usage instructions:
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1.-Load the template into eclipse:
	1.a-On eclipse, select new android project
	1.b-On the new project screen, select "Project from existing source" and select the theme template dir.
	1.c-Click finish. 

2.-Modify the app packagename and path (you should change if from x.x.x to your.package.name)
	2.a-On eclipse, look into your project explorer, rightclick the x.x.x package and select "Refactor->Rename..." and follow the instructions.

3.-Editing the AndroidManifest.xml:
	3.a-EDIT ONLY the packagename AND versioncode/versionname to suit your needs.
	3.b-If you remove/change the installLocation param, your theme could not be loaded on boot on froyo phones.
	3.c-If you remove/change the "net.hoopajoo.android.SoftKeys.THEMES" intent filter and/or the "android.intent.category.DEFAULT" category, your theme won't be visible to SoftKeys users.
	3.d-This template is preconfigured to NOT show on the application drawer so users don't get bloated with theme icons on their app drawers.

4.-Edit the res/values/theme_config.xml to your needs.

5.-Edit the different drawables in there.

6.-For advanced theming you can also create custom layouts

7.-Export the apk from eclipse as every other android app.

Quick start:
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For simple themes you just need to create the new icons you want and name
them:

res/drawable/button_back.png
res/drawable/button_home.png
res/drawable/button_menu.png
res/drawable/button_search.png
res/drawable/button_settings.png
res/drawable/button_exit.png

for the button background:

res/drawable/button_background.png

How themes are applied:
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The interface is built up at runtime from chunks, using the most specific
resource when available.  The main interface bound to the home button is
composed of the button container and the soft key buttons.  For basic
theming like just changing the button backgrounds and icons you can just
create some drawables.

Drawables for buttons are built up using the most specific resource of:

Foreground icon:
    main_button_<button name>
    main_button
    button_<button name>
    button

Background drawable:
    main_button_background_<button name>
    main_button_background
    button_background_<button name>
    button_background

Button names are:

    back
    home
    menu
    search
    settings
    exit

So for example if you wanted to make a common background for all buttons in
the main window, create a main_button_background drawable (xml or png or
whatever).  Then if you wanted to make the home button have a different
background you could create a main_button_background_home.  If you used
all png drawables you would have these files:

res/drawable/main_button_background.png
res/drawable/main_button_background_home.png

For more advanced changes you can modify the padding or anything else from
an xml layout by creating a layout named the same as the foreground icon,
so if you wanted to do something special with the home button you could
create:

res/layout/main_button_home.xml

This layout should contain just an imagebutton.  There is a sample in the
samples/ directory.

If you want to change the button container background you can specify a
custom 9 patch or just a background image or modify the xml, in the same
was as the buttons.  The naming for the button container is:

    main_button_container
    button_container

You can also specify a background in the same way as a drawable without
making custom xml using:

    main_button_container_background
    button_container_background

For the service window popup it works the same way but everything is
prefixed with service_ instead of main_, e.g. the home button in the
service window is:

    service_button_home

If you want to use the same icons for both, you can omit the prefix.  So to
use the same icons for home in the service window and the main window just
create:

res/drawable/button_home.png

Then it will be used in both places.

To theme the button that triggers the service popup use:

    service_button_popper

e.g. you can make it not be the main icon by creating a png:

res/drawable/service_button_popper.png