Awesome answer. Thank you.
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This is a Java question. Have you tried searching for something like "split
string java"?
Simple answer is yes. I encourage you to read up on the String class
documentation
(https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/String.html),
especially focusing on this section:
I have this string that is set up like this?
String string = "ID:460FILENAME:Gmsnet2.jpg
DATAPATHONDEVICE:/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.google.android.gms/files/gmsnet2.jpg"
;
how can I split this string by the data..
like Find Were ID:
or find FILENAME:
I want to be able to
Hi
I have Android C++ Video tutorials and I have installed eclips,Android
studio , JDK and SDK
1) When I drag Button widget on to android visual screen (in eclips and
Android Studio) I see an Error says:[I18N] Hardcoded string "Button",
should use @string resource
2) I have done exactly
I was curious about the cost of translation as well, so I googled it. I
found this site (
http://www.icanlocalize.com/site/services/android-localization/) and their
prices -
0.09 USD / word for expert translation or 0.135 USD / word including review
of the app’s texts and description on the
The trick is probably the getting paid part. I would love to have my
app translated into as many languages as possible and if you are
interested in translating my app I can send you the strings.xml file
right now! But having sold less than 100 copies at $2.99 AUD (minus
Google's cut), of an
I guess the most straight forward way is for you to contact the publisher
of an app that you want to translate and ask them if there is any interest
from their side to get help with translating their app.
On Friday, December 11, 2015 at 8:16:02 PM UTC+1, Vladimir Markiev wrote:
>
> So Google
1. This error is exactly what it sounds like. You are not supposed to
hardcode strings like button names etc. Instead you are supposed to use
strings stored in strings.xml. Please see the guide on Android String
resources.
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