directory-structure

iPhone resources by default show up in a "Resources" group that's visible in the main xcode project view. I want to be able to put them into an actual, physically separate directory at some arbitrary location on my machine decided by me. Interestingly enuf, the default "Classes" group is an actual, physical directory but the "Resources" group isn't. How can someone tell me how to do that? TIA, Howard Right click on Resources, add existing files, choose your directory and select "Create Folder References for any added folders". Voilà. An alternate approach is to start with a directory in your

I need to add new fonts to my project where do i create it in android studio Can someone advise if i create it in the correct directory in android studio? I tried putting the fonts folder same location as SRC folder but didn't work out my code is Typeface fontRobo = Typeface.createFromAsset(context.getAssets(), "fonts/Roboto-Black.ttf"); viewTotalValue.setText(total.toString()); Is this correct? please advise Go through this link if this can help http://www.androidhive.info/2012/02/android-using-external-fonts/ if you use android studio , you should create assets folder from right click at app

I'm having some trouble with the 'if(S_IFDIR(stbuf.st_mode))' line. Is this the correct way to test for a directory to recurse into? The function at the moment seems to do it right for 1 or 2 loops and then fails and segmentation faults. I've tried the following and probably more as the condition. S_ISDIR(st_mode) ((st_mode & ST_IFMT) == S_IFDIR) S_IFDIR(stbuf.st_mode) I've included the whole function because I'm concerned the problem might be elsewhere. void getFolderContents(char *source, int temp){ struct stat stbuf; int isDir; dirPnt = opendir(source); if(dirPnt != NULL){ while(entry =

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

I'm trying to create a framework in Xcode and have successfully done so, but as it turns out, Xcode flattens the directory structure of when copying headers in the Copy Headers build phase. I've tried adding the files as Folder References instead of the groups, but then it won't even recognize the header-files as header files! So, how can I tell Xcode to keep the directory structure when copying the header files to my .framework-bundle? Use Copy Files instead of Copy Headers in the Build Phases UI. Create a separate Copy Files (Editor -> Add Build Phase) for each output folder needed. If you

I would like to ask what is the ideal folder structure for a MVC framework that should be able to support multiple installations. For example, I install xyz framework and i run two or more sites based on this single installation of xyz framework rather than installing the framework for each site. This is probably done in Codeigniter too but i don't know much about CodeIgniter, so i need your suggestions. I know some of you might even have better idea than what is done by CodeIgniter, so please share. This is, a generalized example, of my MVC library structure. Nothing fancy, i wanted to keep

How does the new Microsoft asp.net mvc implementation handle partitioning your application - for example: --index.aspx --about.aspx --contact.aspx --/feature1 --/feature1/subfeature/action --/feature2/subfeature/action I guess what I am trying to say is that it seems everything has to go into the root of the views/controllers folders which could get unwieldy when working on a project that if built with web forms might have lots and lots of folders and sub-folders to partition the application. I think I get the MVC model and I like the look of it compared to web forms but still getting my head