android-resources

I have tried to get this working and I have looked at many different resources online (as you can see from all of the comments I have made). I want to access a .pdf file that is either located in assets or res; It does not matter to which one so the easiest way will do. I have the method below that will get the actual file and will call another method(under the first method below) with the Uri in the parameters. Thank you very much for your help and I will be standing by to answer questions or add more content. private void showDocument(File file) { //////////// ORIGINAL //////////////////// /

I have few string.xml files for different languages, and when I change my locale everything is okey all my labels in my activity are changed except the one in the notification. Is there anything like a 'refresh' command to send to the notification? to refresh the strings? Bo. This issue has been reported number of times on different forums. Probably the most appropriate solutions/workaround can be found here: android - locale notification, need to dump cache Kind regards, Bo 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10832903/change-strings-in-notification-bar-after-a-change-in-the-locale

I want to dynamically create a button but am having an issue when it comes to setting an ID for it. I tried putting an integer value in there but keep getting an error that says "Expected Resource of Type ID." The issue is that I DONT want to create this Button in my XML file and yet I need a way to track it with an ID. Please Help. Button changeButton = new Button(getApplicationContext()); changeButton.setText("Change"); changeButton.setId(1);//Keep Getting an error here In your res/values folder you can keep an ids.xml file, where you can define: <resources> <item type="id" name="your_button

I've got an Android project that includes references to a library project. The library project contains a resource (a renderscript bytecode package). The main project also has it's own resources, including a layout, which contains a field that looks like this: <EditText android:id="@+id/edit_name" /> When I build my main project in ant, and I call findViewById(R.id.edit_name) at runtime, the call returns the EditText component I expect. But when I clean the projects and build them in Eclipse findViewById(R.id.edit_name) returns null . Debugging the call shows that my component is present in

As per the documentation in Language and Locale there have been improvements to Resource-Resolution Strategy from Android 7.0(API level 24) which is easy to understand with the following table: Improved Resource-Resolution strategy As per my requirements, I want my app's default langauge to be en_US. So, I am not providing separate resources for en_US. I also have en_GB resources present separately. Now, as per the resolution strategy, if my device's language is en_US then the order in which it should look for resources is en_US -> en -> en_GB -> default which means for all locales of en, in