So that the different icon densities don't get stripped out of the build
by aapt, move it to the mipmap directory.
This will ensure that any program using the getDrawableByDensity API can
read any density/size of the icon needed.
Change-Id: I48c27f7a8b115365c5827ddaa9e8710f3b81358e
So that the different icon densities don't get stripped out of the build
by aapt, move it to the mipmap directory.
This will ensure that any program using the getDrawableByDensity API can
read any density/size of the icon needed.
Change-Id: I8ee4f7233358be4d68133b20090323251511677a
Add the new volume mute key as a system key.
Use virtual keyboard during injection.
Also fixed a deprecation warning for using an old Intent API.
Bug: 2912307
Bug: 3221301
Change-Id: I056844509112727aa3541223f090cc500c55fc41
So that the different icon densities don't get stripped out of the build
by aapt, move it to the mipmap directory.
This will ensure that any program using the getDrawableByDensity API can
read any density/size of the icon needed.
Change-Id: I48c27f7a8b115365c5827ddaa9e8710f3b81358e
So that the different icon densities don't get stripped out of the build
by aapt, move it to the mipmap directory.
This will ensure that any program using the getDrawableByDensity API can
read any density/size of the icon needed.
Change-Id: I8ee4f7233358be4d68133b20090323251511677a
The main makefile+scripts to build the Windows SDK is still this
one here in development/build/tools. However it defers to a new
matching set of files in sdk/build to build and package
things that depend on the sdk.git or external/qemu.git.
This will make it easier for us to prepare SDKs based on
a tools_rN branch that isn't cut at the same time than the
platform branch.
This is a multi-part changeset. The other part is in sdk.git.
This change also definitely removes support for building
the Windows SDK under Cygwin. Only building a specific subset
of individual binaries is supported at this point.
Change-Id: I4e9a2d810cf29fae0097fbd92be0cef89c9b3505
Not an actual leak at the moment, since no clients call set more than
once, but you never know how a class might be used in the future.
Change-Id: I601bad02eb16d522af3216ef903a190741444e4c
The Backup/Restore sample application now provides a "restore my own
last-known-good data" button. When it is clicked the app will run the
standard public BackupManager.requestRestore() operation.
(This was the one aspect of the public API that was not previously
exercised by the sample app.)
Change-Id: I8abcfbad4b27b35fe9fafbbb97f89bac1d7a668c
