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I was going through Android Development Docs and there was "compiled resource datatype". What does this mean?
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A Compiled Resource Datatype is the jvm types the resources are compiled into.
If you look into the docs, you can find many examples.
Examples:
The compiled resource datatype are the types which you will use to change, fetch, manipulate the datatypes. For example, loading a drawable using the Resource ID (can be found at the res/drawable
), but if you want to apply tinting or shadows you need to use the BitmapDrawable methods.
Think of it as the medium of manipulating programmatically the files that can be found under the res/**
directory.
Probably there is more to it than this, but for development purposes this would be a sufficient, I believe, explanation.
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