This allows us to preserve the various product definitions during the compile
phase, and allows us to select the product in the link phase.
This allows compiled files to remain product-independent, so that they do not need
to be recompiled when switching targets.
Bug:25958912
Change-Id: Iaa7eed25c834b67a39cdc9be43613e8b5ab6cdd7
- Add option to rename package in AndroidManifest.xml
- Support default versionName and versionCode
- Accept True and False as valid booleans
Change-Id: I400e350b9dcd0fd1c197d1929144299c7823617d
This is normally an error, but old AAPT didn't check for it correctly,
so many projects violate this. With --legacy, this becomes a warning.
Change-Id: I23647e029930e11b719591cd38609e1b43247e20
Previously the default product wasn't tried if 'default' wasn't specified on the command line.
Also adds support for multiple products.
Change-Id: I1e4872b34bb8d609b6444841a4e7e4dbb3bbb76b
Pseudolocalization happens at the compile phase. Pseudolocalized
values are weak, such that manually specified values will take precedence.
Change-Id: I5e064ce0d270c9f4f9022f75aecedab9d45bc980
An <item> is a general tag that can override certain behavior. For
instance, this is allowed:
<item name="foo" type="integer" format="float">0.4</item>
Even though without the format attribute, this would be illegal.
Change-Id: I8133ce59e14719a70d7476a1464c3f564c435289
Supports the <add-resource> tag and mimics old AAPT behavior of
not allowing new resources defined unless <add-resource> was used
or --auto-add-overlay was specified.
Change-Id: I9b461137357617ade37fd7045b418b8e6450b9c4
Values like styles or arrays have children which need to have
their source and comments preserved.
Change-Id: I6fc713ba36627e6d66c7930b4080cc1403bac207
Integers are now checked to see if they fall in the range
of min/max for the attribute they are assigned.
Change-Id: I42c435b15fd3f0bd23691c83efccce4ad5973276
Resource types that are typically stored outside of the resource table
(like layout, xml, drawable) can only have aliases (reference to another
resource).
Change-Id: Idb768801f02bb142e5be5e438904f221499bd756
Before, the ID assigned to a public resource without an explicitly set id
was more difficult to figure out. It would be the next available ID.
AAPT2 introduces a new way to specify public attributes in progress.
<public-group type="attr" first-id="0x0101047f">
<public name="foo" />
<public name="bar" />
...
</public-group>
The IDs assigned to each resource is auto-incremented starting from `first-id`.
This also keeps resource's with the same type grouped together so that
the auto-incrementing nature is evident.
Also, due to how AAPT2 was implemented, this is required :P
Change-Id: I95ea92ad0405e87ed0b1766879bb2f1d9d0b636e
Comments weren't being copied when merged from the various
resource tables.
Also refactored the JavaClassGenerator to omit a class
if no entries exist for it.
Change-Id: I6eaa89b7b3715bc05403635a2baf0d1db3efd142
Values are closely related to where they were defined, so
this information should live inside the Value.
This also enables comments to be attached to nested Values.
Change-Id: Ic7481b5a5f26d0ef248d638e2e29252f88154581
Need to introduce the idea of multiple levels of visibility to support <java-symbol>.
Public, Private, Undefined.
Public means it is accessible from outside and requires an ID assigned.
Private means that we explicitly want this to be a symbol (show up in R.java), but not visible
to other packages. No ID required.
Undefined is any normal resource. When --private-symbols is specified in the link phase,
these resources will not show up in R.java.
Change-Id: Icba89221e08e685dee7683786aa7112baf28c856
Unfortunately there is no good way to deal with products in the link phase.
Products are like preprocessor defines in that they are processed early
and change the composition of the compiled unit.
Change-Id: I6d5e15ef60d29df8e83e059ba857c09333993779
An early refactor. Some ideas became clearer as
development continued. Now the various phases are much
clearer and more easily reusable.
Also added a ton of tests!
Change-Id: Ic8f0a70c8222370352e63533b329c40457c0903e
@null must be encoded as TYPE_REFERENCE with a value of
0. TYPE_NULL is used by the runtime as a placeholder when resolving
style attributes. If we set a style attribute to TYPE_NULL,
the runtime will throw. The runtime will convert a TYPE_REFERENCE
with value 0 to a proper null value.
Change-Id: Id983ca7e1fbee3124dddafe32f1b5741b824225b
Previously, you could only reference namespace prefixes in attribute names:
<View xmlns:appcompat="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android.support.v7.appcompat"
appcompat:name="hey"
...
Now you can also reference them in resource names within an attribute value:
...
android:text="@appcompat:string/confirm"
...
Which will be treated as "@android.support.v7.appcompat:string/confirm".
Change-Id: Ib076e867a990c80cf877a704eb77cd1ef0b23b52
First checking of AAPT2. The individual phases of AAPT2 work, but there
are some missing pieces.
For early testing we are missing:
- Need to properly mark file references and include them in package
- Need to package into zip
Final AAPT for apps we are missing:
- Need to crush PNGs
- Need to parse 9-patches
- Need to validate all of AndroidManifest.xml
- Need to write align method to align resource tables for splits.
Final AAPT for apps + system we are missing:
- Need to handle overlays
- Need to store comments for R file
- Need to handle --shared-lib (dynamic references too).
New AAPT features coming:
- Need to import compiled libraries
- Name mangling
- R file generation for library code
Change-Id: I95f8a63581b81a1f424ae6fb2c373c883b72c18d
