Difference between normal app and static library is that
the R file uses non-final fields, and the extra chunks added
by AAPT2 remain in the final APK.
Change-Id: I61416387ca9bb3c21857ff7cfab5847ac3edf57a
Previously, you could only reference namespace prefixes in attribute names:
<View xmlns:appcompat="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android.support.v7.appcompat"
appcompat:name="hey"
...
Now you can also reference them in resource names within an attribute value:
...
android:text="@appcompat:string/confirm"
...
Which will be treated as "@android.support.v7.appcompat:string/confirm".
Change-Id: Ib076e867a990c80cf877a704eb77cd1ef0b23b52
Makefile that uses zip for assembling the final APK. This is temporary and
helps speed up the rest of development.
Has to add a new 'manifest' phase that simply compiles the AndroidManifest.xml.
Manifests are handled differently and must be validated.
Change-Id: I0d8255b3ad0d0b0a322683077e3331ca93e37fa0
This is incomplete. Still requires:
- filling in layout information in the resulting .bind.xml
- processing elements with <view class=""/>
- processing imports
Change-Id: Ie5d4c5e6435591bbed3248129a548736244894eb
First checking of AAPT2. The individual phases of AAPT2 work, but there
are some missing pieces.
For early testing we are missing:
- Need to properly mark file references and include them in package
- Need to package into zip
Final AAPT for apps we are missing:
- Need to crush PNGs
- Need to parse 9-patches
- Need to validate all of AndroidManifest.xml
- Need to write align method to align resource tables for splits.
Final AAPT for apps + system we are missing:
- Need to handle overlays
- Need to store comments for R file
- Need to handle --shared-lib (dynamic references too).
New AAPT features coming:
- Need to import compiled libraries
- Name mangling
- R file generation for library code
Change-Id: I95f8a63581b81a1f424ae6fb2c373c883b72c18d
