Java Code Examples for com.android.resources.ResourceType#LAYOUT

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Example 1
Source File: ResourceFolder.java    From java-n-IDE-for-Android with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
private ResourceFile createResourceFile(IAbstractFile file) {
    // check if that's a single or multi resource type folder. For now we define this by
    // the number of possible resource type output by files in the folder.
    // We have a special case for layout/menu folders which can also generate IDs.
    // This does
    // not make the difference between several resource types from a single file or
    // the ability to have 2 files in the same folder generating 2 different types of
    // resource. The former is handled by MultiResourceFile properly while we don't
    // handle the latter. If we were to add this behavior we'd have to change this call.
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(mType);

    ResourceFile resFile = null;
    if (types.size() == 1) {
        resFile = new SingleResourceFile(file, this);
    } else if (types.contains(ResourceType.LAYOUT)) {
        resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, ResourceType.LAYOUT);
    } else if (types.contains(ResourceType.MENU)) {
        resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, ResourceType.MENU);
    } else {
        resFile = new MultiResourceFile(file, this);
    }
    return resFile;
}
Example 2
Source File: ResourceFolder.java    From javaide with GNU General Public License v3.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
private ResourceFile createResourceFile(IAbstractFile file) {
    // check if that's a single or multi resource type folder. For now we define this by
    // the number of possible resource type output by files in the folder.
    // We have a special case for layout/menu folders which can also generate IDs.
    // This does
    // not make the difference between several resource types from a single file or
    // the ability to have 2 files in the same folder generating 2 different types of
    // resource. The former is handled by MultiResourceFile properly while we don't
    // handle the latter. If we were to add this behavior we'd have to change this call.
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(mType);

    ResourceFile resFile = null;
    if (types.size() == 1) {
        resFile = new SingleResourceFile(file, this);
    } else if (types.contains(ResourceType.LAYOUT)) {
        resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, ResourceType.LAYOUT);
    } else if (types.contains(ResourceType.MENU)) {
        resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, ResourceType.MENU);
    } else {
        resFile = new MultiResourceFile(file, this);
    }
    return resFile;
}