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android Programming Glossary: flavor

Using Build Flavors - Structuring source folders and build.gradle correctly

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16737006/using-build-flavors-structuring-source-folders-and-build-gradle-correctly

build.gradle and added the following lines productFlavors flavor1 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor1' flavor2 packageName.. flavor1 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor1' flavor2 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor2' After.. flavor1 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor1' flavor2 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor2' After restarting..

Android Studio Project Structure (v.s. Eclipse Project Structure)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17431838/android-studio-project-structure-v-s-eclipse-project-structure

part is that your R.java is found here under build source flavor r build type optional package R.java 2. libs This is the standard..

Gradle + Annotations + Flavors = won't run annotations processor

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19351168/gradle-annotations-flavors-wont-run-annotations-processor

fine until I added a new Pro Flavor. I can build the Free flavor but when I build the Pro flavor the annotations processor isn't.. I can build the Free flavor but when I build the Pro flavor the annotations processor isn't run. This causes missing code..

Intent to launch the clock application on android

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3590955/intent-to-launch-the-clock-application-on-android

than creating an if statement for every android phone flavor i the world. Plus i don not know the package names for all...

Does BroadcastReceiver.onReceive always run in the UI thread?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5674518/does-broadcastreceiver-onreceive-always-run-in-the-ui-thread

always run in the UI thread Normally yes. There is a flavor of registerReceiver that takes a Handler and using that and..

Using Build Flavors - Structuring source folders and build.gradle correctly

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16737006/using-build-flavors-structuring-source-folders-and-build-gradle-correctly

Steps Create a new Android Studio Project named 'Test'. Open build.gradle and added the following lines productFlavors flavor1 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor1' flavor2 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor2' After restarting Android.. 'Test'. Open build.gradle and added the following lines productFlavors flavor1 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor1' flavor2 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor2' After restarting Android Studio I now see 4 build variants under.. Open build.gradle and added the following lines productFlavors flavor1 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor1' flavor2 packageName 'com.android.studio.test.flavor2' After restarting Android Studio I now see 4 build variants under the Build..

Android Studio Project Structure (v.s. Eclipse Project Structure)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17431838/android-studio-project-structure-v-s-eclipse-project-structure

Studio GUI only a few folders are shown. The important part is that your R.java is found here under build source flavor r build type optional package R.java 2. libs This is the standard libs folder that you see in eclipse land too 3. src Here..

Gradle + Annotations + Flavors = won't run annotations processor

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19351168/gradle-annotations-flavors-wont-run-annotations-processor

processor Android Annotations to generate code. Building was fine until I added a new Pro Flavor. I can build the Free flavor but when I build the Pro flavor the annotations processor isn't run. This causes missing code and the build fails. Here.. generate code. Building was fine until I added a new Pro Flavor. I can build the Free flavor but when I build the Pro flavor the annotations processor isn't run. This causes missing code and the build fails. Here is my script buildscript repositories..

Intent to launch the clock application on android

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3590955/intent-to-launch-the-clock-application-on-android

droids with 2.2 does not work. There must be a better solution than creating an if statement for every android phone flavor i the world. Plus i don not know the package names for all. Anyone knows how to overcome this please help. android android..

Does BroadcastReceiver.onReceive always run in the UI thread?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5674518/does-broadcastreceiver-onreceive-always-run-in-the-ui-thread

share improve this question Does BroadcastReceiver.onReceive always run in the UI thread Normally yes. There is a flavor of registerReceiver that takes a Handler and using that and a HandlerThread you could get onReceive to be called on a background..