, Sean Hodges wrote:
> Very interesting, thanks for keeping us up to date.
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> Any chance your shell extension implementation might be ported to Linux?
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> 2009/10/15 KK :
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> > actually, the code of extractioniconis inside aapt which is from
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(hopefully)...
try it if you are interested.
http://code.google.com/p/apkshellext/
On 10月8日, 下午2时54分, KK wrote:
> Hi,
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> I found the path is stored in resources.arsc, but where to indicates
> the index?
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> BR,
> KK
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> On Oct 7, 11:48 am, KK wrote:
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Hi,
I found the path is stored in resources.arsc, but where to indicates
the index?
BR,
KK
On Oct 7, 11:48 am, KK wrote:
> Sorry, I'm NOT using android API
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> On Oct 7, 11:40 am, KK wrote:
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> > Actually I'm doing a shell extension for windows, sh
Sorry, I'm NOT using android API
On Oct 7, 11:40 am, KK wrote:
> Actually I'm doing a shell extension for windows, showing the icon of
> apk files in windows, isn't it a good idea? :D
> so I want to know where the icon located in apk file, and I'm using
> an
Actually I'm doing a shell extension for windows, showing the icon of
apk files in windows, isn't it a good idea? :D
so I want to know where the icon located in apk file, and I'm using
android API...
Thanks for your tip, at least I can go and see the source code of
packagemanage
Hi,
I'm trying to get the icon from an apk file, but I found not every app
use the the icon.png under res/, and androidmanifest.xml is compiled
inside apk, where I can get the position information?
Thx & BR,
KK
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Hi All,
I'm completely new to all this things. I downloaded the SDK and tried to run
it as given in google.android s home page. It runs and the UI comes up with
the logo o android blinking nicely but when i try to click on any of the
buttons of the handset, no response comes. Wehn I google out I f
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