after a long search I couldn\'t find any appropriate solution. I have a Android-Library Project with nearly all code for the application. From the main activity in the library project I start an Inten
Is there a way开发者_如何学编程 for any class in a library (could be activity, view or any other class that may have access to a \"magic\" method) to know or inquire the package name of the applicatio
I\'m making a paid/free version of my app so have a \'Library Project\' that the two apps use. I\'m trying to use Android Annotations to clean up my code:
Assuming I have a shared activity class defined in a Library project, which does not change for any application using it and thus does not need to be subclassed, can I get a way with creating applicat
The following code works very well when all involved classes are in the same project (determineSubClass is a member of BaseClass):
The dual-icon saga continues... It turns out that while this answer may be true for the debug version (yes, I still manage to display only one icon when installing the APK via Eclipse when debugging),
I have two versions of the same application using identical proguard.cfg with the following section aimed at squelching all Log.x() LogCat output:
I think i do not understand Android Library Project correctly. I\'m having the following issue: i have a library project in a package a.b.c.lib
In a class belonging to a Library proje开发者_C百科ct I call: webview.loadUrl(\"file:///android_asset/info.html\", null);
I found a few threads reporting a similar problem but none of them really offers something that I haven\'t tried already.
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