Hi Mercury,
yes, I setup the apk in the emulator. And I try to reboot the emulator
the problem
still exist. It seems the 'resourcemanager' treats the string ids as
locals
On Mar 16, 9:42 am, Mercury wrote:
> Hi quill
>
> There are some questions for you maybe can help you solve this problem
>
>
Hi, David,
yes, I have defined the string id "hello" in the strings.xml(in other
apk),
its id is 0x7f04 in R.java. And in my application, there is also a
string's id defined as
0x7f04, when the my application runs, it shows the string define
in my strings.xml, not in
the other apk.
On Mar
Hi quill
There are some questions for you maybe can help you solve this problem
first, from your question, Did you setup the akp into android
emulator？ if yes, please reboot it, and try it again.
last time, we also had those problem when we setup new akp. at the
beginning, we also could get some
Did you define the string id "hello" in the strings.xml file?
You may need define it in the 'other apk' 's strings.xml file, you can
try.
On Mar 16, 9:25 am, quill wrote:
> Hi, guys,
> I want to inflate a layout xml file(in different apk), so I use
> res = getPackageManager().getResourcesForAppl
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