I have seen samples for Mercurial ignore files for Visual Studio, amongst others.
I\'ve just started playing around with Android development, and I also use this time to
I have found a good example of .hgignore. It works for me.
#Mercurial Ignore Rules for Android
#Save as .hgignore in the repository base directory and add it to source control.
syntax: glob
*.class
*.apk
*.dex
*.ap_
*.suo
syntax: regexp
^(.*[\\/])?gen[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?bin[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?obj[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?log[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?obf[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?jars[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?jar-sources[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?javadoc[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?\.svn[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?\.metadata[\\/].*
^(.*[\\/])?\.settings[\\/].*
Source: http://androidfragments.blogspot.ru/2011/11/hgignore-for-android.html