android-resources

This question already has an answer here: Reference resources in javadoc 3 answers Is there a way to use JavaDoc links to reference Android XML files in res folder. Something like {@link res/values/custom_strings.xml} . {@link com.yourApp.R.layout#layoutName} Bryan Baan Someone else answered this question in another topic. Here's the link: https://stackoverflow.com/a/24814578/7262915 Hope this helps you! 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41433645/how-to-reference-an-xml-file-in-android-javadoc

I've read the docs about Android Resources and I think I've understood the best-matching logic used by android to identify in which directory a particular resource should be searched first.. Supposing that drawable-hdpi , drawable-en-port and drawable-en* match the current device configuration, drawable-en-port is the best matching directory.. My question is, if a drawable is not found in drawable-en-port , does the system look directly in drawable or does it look in the second-best-match drawable-en and then in the third best match drawable-hdpi and so on until it reaches drawable ? I suppose

Yesterday I installed ADT plug-in again as I was having problems (intermittent) with the version I already had. The thing is, I'm not getting warnings in all my xml resources. I am pretty darned sure I haven't seem them before. Some of these are annoying because I cannot do anything about it: Nested weights are bad for performance The resource R.attr.TextAppearance_Group_Small appears to be unused Replace "..." with ellipsis character (…, …)? Others that I've had to fix include: This tag and its children can be replaced by one <TextView/> and a compound drawable [Accessibility] Missing

How can I add a Bitmap taken from the web (in the app i mean!) to the drawable resources? So i can access the Bitmap using R.drawable.bitmapName ... Cristian You can't modify that folder once your app is installed. In that case, you must copy the bitmap to a file and access it from there. Take a look at this other question: Save bitmap to location The resources are compiled at the apk building time, so you cannot change it in runtime. If you want to have some identifier you can consider creating a shared preference where you can put in relation the downloaded image file with some id. But it

In my android app, I have a large string resource xml file. I want to make reference and reuse declared resources values within String values. Is it possible to have the R class resolve referenced values (a la @string/db_table_name)? <resources> <string name="db_table_name">tbl_name</string> <string name="ddl">create table @string/tbl_name</string> </resources> Is there a way of doing this. In regular Java world, some tools use ${varname} expression to resolve reference. Can this be done at all in Android? Add a %s to your second resource string (the one that you want to be dynamic) where you