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问题 My PC is currently set up as Japanese for testing purposes. If my java project has a compilation error the message is reported in Japanese. e.g. Compiling 1 source file to [...directory...] [...class...].java:172: シンボルを見つけられません。 I would prefer to see the errors in english. Without using ant the fix for this is to use javac -J-Duser.language=en [..java files...] which makes javac give english error messages (the -J tells javac to pass the rest of the argument to java) My question is: how do I

问题 I am thinking how to get Android' s support library to include and compile outside Eclipse. I am using Linux as my build environment and I am not using any IDE for creating apps, only the basic Android SDK. I have only come over answers to this question regarding Eclipse, but how can I do it using only Ant and Android SDK? 回答1: Assuming that you are not using GridLayout : Step #1: Copy android-support-v4.jar or android-support-v13.jar from your SDK into the libs/ directory of your project.

问题 I've used the following ant details to retrieve the checked out branch's latest commit ID, what caveats should I be concerned about using this method? Are there edge cases where I wouldn't retrieve the expected values? <scriptdef name="substring" language="javascript"> <attribute name="text" /> <attribute name="start" /> <attribute name="end" /> <attribute name="property" /> <![CDATA[ var text = attributes.get("text"); var start = attributes.get("start"); var end = attributes.get("end") ||

问题 <target name="CheckState"> <exec executable="${App.path}"/> </target> In this task, the executable will return a value which will indicate the state of my app. How could I get the value returned in the Ant build file. I will use this value to determine some behaviour. 回答1: Use the resultproperty and failonerror attributes of the exec task, e.g.: <target name="CheckState"> <exec executable="${App.path}" resultproperty="App.state" failonerror="false"/> <echo message="App state was: ${App.state}

问题 <target name="CheckState"> <exec executable="${App.path}"/> </target> In this task, the executable will return a value which will indicate the state of my app. How could I get the value returned in the Ant build file. I will use this value to determine some behaviour. 回答1: Use the resultproperty and failonerror attributes of the exec task, e.g.: <target name="CheckState"> <exec executable="${App.path}" resultproperty="App.state" failonerror="false"/> <echo message="App state was: ${App.state}

问题 <target name="CheckState"> <exec executable="${App.path}"/> </target> In this task, the executable will return a value which will indicate the state of my app. How could I get the value returned in the Ant build file. I will use this value to determine some behaviour. 回答1: Use the resultproperty and failonerror attributes of the exec task, e.g.: <target name="CheckState"> <exec executable="${App.path}" resultproperty="App.state" failonerror="false"/> <echo message="App state was: ${App.state}

问题 <target name="CheckState"> <exec executable="${App.path}"/> </target> In this task, the executable will return a value which will indicate the state of my app. How could I get the value returned in the Ant build file. I will use this value to determine some behaviour. 回答1: Use the resultproperty and failonerror attributes of the exec task, e.g.: <target name="CheckState"> <exec executable="${App.path}" resultproperty="App.state" failonerror="false"/> <echo message="App state was: ${App.state}

问题 Can we use the ANT script for Android NDK builds ? If Yes how? And if no, then why Not ? I don't have any idea about it 回答1: Call ndk-build from your -pre-build target, like this: <target name="-pre-build"> <exec executable="${ndk.dir}/ndk-build" failonerror="true"/> </target> <target name="clean" depends="android_rules.clean"> <exec executable="${ndk.dir}/ndk-build" failonerror="true"> <arg value="clean"/> </exec> </target> Then you can set ndk.dir to point at the NDK directory from your

问题 Can we use the ANT script for Android NDK builds ? If Yes how? And if no, then why Not ? I don't have any idea about it 回答1: Call ndk-build from your -pre-build target, like this: <target name="-pre-build"> <exec executable="${ndk.dir}/ndk-build" failonerror="true"/> </target> <target name="clean" depends="android_rules.clean"> <exec executable="${ndk.dir}/ndk-build" failonerror="true"> <arg value="clean"/> </exec> </target> Then you can set ndk.dir to point at the NDK directory from your

问题 I believe I've followed the instructions in the Android SDK, and I'm now trying to build the sample LunarLander (random one picked) $ cd samples/android-11/LunarLander $ ant debug Buildfile: build.xml does not exist! Build failed I believe all PATHs are setup correctly. I've done this before in an older Android SDK release and I know I didn't encounter this error, so I'm pretty confused as to what's wrong. Oh, one more piece of info -- I have only installed the 3.0 platform package, so I'm