ResourcesCompat.getDrawable() vs AppCompatResources.getDrawable()

Here is my understanding after some testing:

ContextCompat.getDrawable(@NonNull Context context, @DrawableRes int resId)

ResourcesCompat.getDrawable(@NonNull Resources res, @DrawableRes int id, @Nullable Theme theme)

AppCompatResources.getDrawable(@NonNull Context context, @DrawableRes int resId)

VectorDrawableCompat.create(@NonNull Resources res, @DrawableRes int resId, @Nullable Theme theme

The first thing I see is VectorDrawableCompat and ResourcesCompat can specify a theme.

I) Without using

AppCompatDelegate.setCompatVectorFromResourcesEnabled(true); in onCreated of the Application class

1) For vector images

• API >= 21

• ContextCompat works well

• ResourcesCompat works well

• AppCompatResources works well

• VectorDrawableCompat works well

• API < 21

• ContextCompat crash

• ResourcesCompat crash

• AppCompatResources works well

• VectorDrawableCompat works well

2) For normal image

• In all API levels
• ContextCompat works well
• ResourcesCompat works well
• AppCompatResources works well
• VectorDrawableCompat crash

II) Using

AppCompatDelegate.setCompatVectorFromResourcesEnabled(true); in onCreated of the Application class

1) For vector images

• In all API levels
• ContextCompat works well
• ResourcesCompat works well
• AppCompatResources works well
• VectorDrawableCompat works well

2) For normal images

• In all API levels
• ContextCompat works well
• ResourcesCompat works well
• AppCompatResources works well
• VectorDrawableCompat crash