Jonathan S wrote:
> That wouldn't work because getResources need Context.
>
I gave an example to use inside an Activity.
So the Context instance is 'this'.
So yes, it should work.
> You have to call it in a function like public static boolean
> isGoogleMarket(Context context) {
> context.getResources().getBoolean(R.bool.forMarket)
>
> We're already inside an Activity in my scenario, so that isn't necessary.
Admittedly I should have been explicit about my assumption that the call is
from within an Activity instance.
My first suggestion of a static variable was crap.
> R.bool.forMarket is a constants too.
>
Sorry?
Lew wrote:
>
>> You probably should go for a resource-based approach.
>>
>> private static final boolean FOR_GOOGLE_MARKET = R.bool.forMarket;
>>
>> etc.
>>
>> Sorry, this is crap. I should have said:
>
> private final boolean FOR_GOOGLE_MARKET =
> getResources().getBoolean(R.bool.forMarket);
>
> or similar.
>
> --
Lew
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