* commit 'dff6b8e71dda9f5d841fa26408714aec2aef1505':
GpsLocationProvider: Clean up HAL initialization/cleanup sequence
Fixed GSM encoded network initiated position request
Ensuring thread-safe usage of DateFormat.
Fixing infinite loop for zero duration.
Fix for an infinite loop while scrolling lists.
WAPPushManager, WAP Push over SMS message handler
Add --non-constant-id to aapt.
This option enbables creating resource constant in the R class
that are not actual constant, but simply static fields.
The goal is to build library projects with these types of
IDs so that the constant does not get inlined in the library
code, since the ID for the library resources only are not
the final values.
The final resource IDs, generated from the main project and
its library(ies), will have proper constant with the final
values.
This allows us to generate binary library bundle (a jar file
and associated resources) that can be distributed. Additionally,
this will let us make the library project support in Eclipse
much more robust and a better user experience overall.
Change-Id: Ibe2f08d68493fde658fc3f7606abf7446f312ad2
Commit 15fe2cb added format checking for translatable strings, enforcing
the use of positional args. This check can be disabled on <string>
values with translatable="false" or formatted="false". But they didn't
check for those attributes on <string-array>, so some of CM's strings
fail when they're not really format strings, just because they contain
percent signs. (e.g. brightness widget's "Auto/Dim/40%/100%")
So now the formatted/translatable attributes are checked in string-array
too, and we can restore our proper percent signs.
Change-Id: I3478ab7e0b939e61fe0cec20201ac55096264080
Make the output from aapt dump --values resources and aapt dump xmltree normalized, so that it is unambigously displayed
regardless of the content of the strings.
Change-Id: Ia3bff36c4ee1e9a44f474534e154830948beabdf
* commit '5441a9ff2128cf2c5088974c74b79d2d1734f755':
GL texture filtering changed from AND to OR, so rename tag name to match. (<uses-foo> == AND, <supports-foo> == OR, e.g. uses-feature vs. supports-screen).
This is implemented based on whether we are using the "nosdcard"
product. Needed to tweak aapt to allow use of the product attribute
with other resource definition tags besides strings.
Change-Id: I49922d23b52a34183a8e2f4d2515adaf1fc9149a
The --product option to aapt is a comma-separated list of characteristics
of the device being built for. For example, --product nosdcard,grayscale
for a device with no SD card and a grayscale screen.
Strings can specify a product="characteristic" option to cause that version
of the string to be used only for that type of device. All such strings
should also specify, at the end of the block, product="default", which
will be used if none of the variations match. For example:
<string name="choose" product="bw">Choose black or white</string>
<string name="choose" product="grayscale">Choose a shade of gray</string>
<string name="choose" product="default">Choose a color</string>
The default characteristic will also be used when no --product option
is specified.
Change-Id: Ie6c1505599e02e15b7818e8be6ec47bc6ce71aaa
When passed (with no needed parameters) to the aapt command line,
aapt will insert debuggable=true in the application node of the manifest
automatically.
This is to be used by the SDK tools to make true "debug" builds
that require no code/file change.
Change-Id: I909759caef499a91d10cc9a0902c6448c87e75ef
When passed (with no needed parameters) to the aapt command line,
aapt will insert debuggable=true in the application node of the manifest
automatically.
This is to be used by the SDK tools to make true "debug" builds
that require no code/file change.
Change-Id: I6f0a7af7b7d51f26bb0ec012e6f142a6060b8618
The Local File Header (LFH) offset is printed in debugging cases when
the platform is inspecting APKs. This adds the LFH offset field to the
list of contents of an APK, so that it can be checked easily against the
Central Directory (CD).
Change-Id: I08f9a13256bfe6563c1a963c4f0289789b2e7857
Package overlays makes it possible for vendors to tweak the look of
the platform and the applications without touching any platform or
application code directly. This makes package overlays an important
mechanism in the Android build system.
There is currently a limitation that forbids changing the parent of a
style. If vendors could change the parent of e.g. ‘CalendarTheme’
from Android’s vanilla ‘Theme’ to ‘VendorTheme’, then vendor
specific adjustments could be done without changing any code directly.
From looking at the code it can be seen that the parent value of a
style is stored temporarily in ResourceTable::Entry::mParent while
overlays are gone through in buildResources(), and processed (in
ResourceTable::Entry::assignResourceIds()) at first after all overlays
have been handled, so there aren’t any obvious reasons why changing
parent in an overlay should be forbidden.
Change-Id: I5969bb8aab90df437e1967fc504cc0da79107d13
aapt will ignore any versioned resource directories over the
specified version (if used). e.g. --max-res-version=6 will
cause layout-land-v7 to be ignored.
Merged from froyo.
Change-Id: Ia4eabae535b95b75d18b0c83135d44ed9a95b9eb
This adds -lpthread on linux for aapt and localize, which appear to be
needed on some linux distros.
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Queru <jbq@google.com>
Merge commit '6b22d81aa35d9a9b32670995c002e92588b2fe09' into gingerbread
* commit '6b22d81aa35d9a9b32670995c002e92588b2fe09':
As Donut (API=4) devices and earlier do not have a Bluetooth API, .apk files
that have minSdkLevel (or targetSdkLevel) set to 4 or lower should not be
presumed to require Bluetooth just because they take the permission.
Change-Id: Ia629e9ef0425a577e4e14f9b348f5aa2b39c1e74
Merge commit '9d71860e8cbaf16ddae3cd5d06ede8e6cfc7675a' into gingerbread
* commit '9d71860e8cbaf16ddae3cd5d06ede8e6cfc7675a':
The aapt and aidl tools are prebuilt when we're doing an apps-only build, so don't try to build them.
Translatable strings that have multiple substitutions should use
positional String.format() substitutions. This change makes it an error
not to use that format on translatable strings that have more than one
substitution in its text.
Change-Id: I3a19707f3804aa24e8568dc1653a11576cac5916
Merge commit 'f7ebcfeccbd4433be5252857a854a6b565bf3fb9' into kraken
* commit 'f7ebcfeccbd4433be5252857a854a6b565bf3fb9':
Adding the backward-compatible filtering heuristics for the new device
Not complete, only for experimentation at this point.
This includes a reworking of how screen size configurations are matched,
so that if you are on a larger screen we can select configurations for
smaller screens if there aren't any exactly matching the current screen.
The screen size at which we switch to xlarge has been arbitrarily
chosen; the compatibility behavior has not yet been defined.
Change-Id: I1a33b3818eeb51a68fb72397568c39ab040a07f5
The previous warning made it seem like it could be using the value
specified on the command line, but, in fact, it would ignore the command
line value if it were already specified in the AndroidManifest.xml
Change-Id: I15e8161e094f17412680d25d3b7b810474eb4a31
For the UTF8/UTF16 switch code, we needed to know what was the
minSdkVersion specified as early as possible. Unfortunately, this threw
warnings when the SDK was compiling since we always set this field in
the Bundle.
This splits out the field used by the initial AndroidManifest.xml scan
to a separate one that we won't attempt to re-insert into the
AndroidManifest.xml This also switches the logic to better reflect the
preference of UTF-8 over UTF-16; previously UTF-16 was the default.
Change-Id: Ia81f6b21047043ebb711eb24c2c3718534979ef6
When you have too many rows and columns, there are not enough colors in
the 9-patch private metadata to represent them. Instead of crashing
aapt, this change gives the user an error message telling them why it's
invalid.
Change-Id: I5e7bd59472a3a2eafa7cbc263792458cce2b5594
