I\'m trying to read a text file in a specific package but it return that couldn\'t be found.I can read it inserting the absolute path but i want to read it wit开发者_如何学编程hout inserting the absol
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The application\'s default package is \"example.app\". and the target activity\'s package is \"ex开发者_Python百科ample.app.abc\".
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I want to call an activity that is in another package.... Say for example I have an Activity(activity1) in my package(package1) and I need to callanother Activity(activity2) in another packa开发者_运
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