android - How to export AAR including its dependencies? -


i have android studio library project uses library.aar , library.jar. when export mylib.aar , use new aar different app/project, cannot find classes defined in library.aar , library.jar.

my build.gradle looks this:

apply plugin: 'com.android.library' android {     compilesdkversion 21     buildtoolsversion "21.1.2"     defaultconfig {         minsdkversion 15         targetsdkversion 21         versioncode 1         versionname "1.0"     } } dependencies {     compile filetree(include: ['*.jar'], dir: 'libs')     compile project(':library_dot_aar')     compile project(':library_dot_jar') }

i imported aar , jar files in android studio using new -> module -> import .jar or .aar package , add them dependencies in project structure -> module settings -> dependencies -> add module dependencies.

when unzipped mylib.aar 25kb (considering library.aar on 300kb, assume mylib.aar's size in same range) , included dependencies not included in it. how export aar includes dependencies inside itself?

you must check this answer:

there no mechanism combine library. it's bit complicated want control dependencies merged (for instance don't want include support-v4 in there). you'd need merge resources , android manifest.

at time there's no way hack something, unless sure resources have no conflicts between 2 res folders (for instance have strings_a.xml in 1 lib , strings_b.xml in other lib). way can "merge" 2 res folders copying them both same location (as opposed merge @ android res level).

for manifest it'd more complicated, doable custom code.

providing built-in mechanism low on our priority don't expect anytime soon.


-

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Java 8 + Maven Javadoc plugin: Error fetching URL -

i attempting generate javadoc links javadoc dependencies. have tried various means generate javadoc not produce qualified class names references classes dependencies. wanted links java doc simplified class names. however, java api classnames, no links , have qualified class names. working java 8. have following configuration: <plugin> <groupid>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupid> <artifactid>maven-javadoc-plugin</artifactid> <version>2.10.2</version> <configuration> <reportoutputdirectory>${project.basedir}/target</reportoutputdirectory> <destdir>javadoc</destdir> <windowtitle>epiphany</windowtitle> <doctitle>epiphany</doctitle> <show>private</show> <detectlinks>false</detectlinks> <detectoffline...
Read more

android - How to delete or change the searchview icon inside the SearchView actionBar? -

Image
how remove or change search view icon inside edittext? using appcompat library. i used below code modify , remove it's not working: searchmanager searchmanager = (searchmanager) getsystemservice(context.search_service); searchview.setsearchableinfo(searchmanager.getsearchableinfo(getcomponentname())); view search_mag_icon = (view)searchview.findviewbyid(android.support.v7.appcompat.r.id.search_mag_icon); search_mag_icon.setbackgroundresource(r.drawable.ic_stub); //search_mag_icon.setvisibility(view.gone); finally found solution. try following: try { field mdrawable = searchview.class.getdeclaredfield("msearchhinticon"); mdrawable.setaccessible(true); drawable drawable = (drawable)mdrawable.get(your search view here); drawable.setalpha(0); } catch (exception e) { e.printstacktrace(); }
Read more

c++ - Msgpack packing bools bug -

for c++ project use c++ msgpack library available in ubuntu (14.04) standard repository under name libmsgpack-dev. all works fine except when try pack bools. there things go absolutely bananas. first wrote simple test study pack method. turned out, can not trusted packing bools. here simple test showing problem: #include <msgpack.hpp> test_case("bool packing", "[msgpack1]") { msgpack::sbuffer buf; msgpack::packer<msgpack::sbuffer> p(&buf); std::string key = "boolvalue"; bool value = true; p.pack_map(1); { p.pack(key); p.pack(value); } msgpack::unpacked msg; msgpack::unpack(&msg, buf.data(), buf.size()); std::map<std::string, msgpack::object> m; msg.get().convert(&m); bool loaded_value; m.at(key).convert(&loaded_value); info("we packed: " << value); info("we loaded: " << loaded_value); r...
Read more