I'm creating projects that can be imported into Eclipse and/or Android
Studio. For the most part, these projects use tried-and-true features that
are present in older versions of the Android API, so I don't need to insist
on one target SDK or another. The trouble is, when another developer
andrew_esh: I'm not saying that anything is lost in keeping the same
bytecodes. I'm just double-checking the wording. The d in dex stands
for Dalvik so the bytecode format is part of Dalvik. That part of Dalvik
isn't being replaced. I just want to make sure that I'm not
misunderstanding what's
I keep reading articles about ART replacing Dalvik but, as far as I can
determine, the ART Runtime is replacing the Dalvik Runtime, but that Dalvik
bytecode (namely dex files) are still being used in ART. It looks as if, at
the Dalvik bytecode level, nothing has changed. (There's no such
Common user interface guidelines strongly recommend putting a
list-of-items fragment on the left and a details-for-the-chosen-item
fragment on the right. Does anyone know if this pattern works for locales in
which writing goes from right to left (such as Hebrew)? Thanks.
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Can anyone clarify the main differences between LVL and DRM from the
developers point of view? My impression is that Google LVL is much more
customizable, but that's all. Searching for comparison information gives me
only info from the user's point of view (and mostly ranting about DRM).
I've created a REALLY simple service and a really simple client. But, I see
some strange behavior. After I call unbindService and the service's
onDestroy method is called (as evidenced by a log message or toast), I can
still query the service.
1. When the service and client are bound, I can't
Thank you. Understanding what aapt does and doesn't do has solved my
problem.
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I'm trying to use command line tools to develop an Android app. I'm
calling aapt as follows:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools\aapt.exe
package -f --debug-mode -M C:\MyProjects\MyAndroidProject
\AndroidManifest.xml -S C:\MyProjects\MyAndroidProject\res -I C:
\Program Files
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