Then I wonder where I can put these resources and how to access them? From Android Doc’s Library projects cannot include raw assets The tools do not support the use of raw asset files (saved in the assets/ directory) in a library project. Any asset resources used by an application must be stored in the … Read more
You can set the following in your project file to change the URI’s in the generated code: <PropertyGroup> <AssemblyVersion>1.0.0.0</AssemblyVersion> <AssemblyPublicKeyToken>[YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY_TOKEN]</AssemblyPublicKeyToken> </PropertyGroup>
You can achieve this, and I just did it. Select the resource file in your project. Change the Build Action to content. Make sure that the Copy to Output Directory setting is turned OFF. When you deploy your project, the App_GlobalResources directory and your .resx file will get copied to the root of your web … Read more
16711680 (decimal) is 0x00FF0000 (hexadecimal) 00 – Alpha value (0 dec) FF – Red (255 dec) 00 – Green (0 dec) 00 – Blue (0 dec) See http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.imagecolorallocatealpha.php to set the alpha byte Edit: Also, to answer your first question — yes, you can create a color without an image resource (and, consequently without a … Read more
As you’ve found resources are immutable. You can bring about the same effect using ResourceUtils.renameResource(resource, newName). This goes through your model removing statements mentioning the old resource and adding the equivalents with the new, which is as close as you’re going to get to a rename. Example: Resource renamed = ResourceUtils.renameResource(originalResource, “http://example.com/new”);
There’s no way this will work. You’re trying to create a File object from a resource inside a JAR. That isn’t going to happen. The best method to load resources is to make one your package folders a resource folder, then make a Resources.jar in it or something, dump your resources in the same dir, … Read more
A few notes: First — as Chocos says, put it in the eclipse source dirs, not the binary dirs. Eclipse will clear the binary dirs when you “clean”, as well as clean up unmatched files. It will copy non-java source files to the binary dir. This means that even though you drop the file in … Read more
There’s no way to simply get a filtered list of internal resources without first enumerating over the contents of the Jar file. Luckily, that’s actually not that hard (and luckily for me you’ve done most of the hardwork). Basically, once you have a reference to the JarFile, you simple need to ask for its’ entries … Read more
The rules are the same as for Java identifiers since each resource must have a corresponding ID field generated in the R.java file.
You get this exception because your url variable is null on this line: String url = WebViewSample.class.getResource(“/map.html”).toExternalForm(); You have several options with getResource(): If the resource is the same directory as the class, then you can use String url = WebViewSample.class.getResource(“map.html”).toExternalForm(); Using beginning slash(“https://stackoverflow.com/”) means relative path to the project root.: In your particular case, … Read more