string.xml

问题 I have a default string that needs to be used on the app, no matter the language. Thinking that it should be independent from the app language I did not put the string inside any of the string.xml files for the different languages. Instead I created another myString.xml file inside values folder, looking like that: myString.xml <resources> <string name="myStringResource">This text shall be available for the entire app no matter the language </string> </resources> But now I am not able to

问题 I have a default string that needs to be used on the app, no matter the language. Thinking that it should be independent from the app language I did not put the string inside any of the string.xml files for the different languages. Instead I created another myString.xml file inside values folder, looking like that: myString.xml <resources> <string name="myStringResource">This text shall be available for the entire app no matter the language </string> </resources> But now I am not able to

问题 I have a default string that needs to be used on the app, no matter the language. Thinking that it should be independent from the app language I did not put the string inside any of the string.xml files for the different languages. Instead I created another myString.xml file inside values folder, looking like that: myString.xml <resources> <string name="myStringResource">This text shall be available for the entire app no matter the language </string> </resources> But now I am not able to

问题 I have a default string that needs to be used on the app, no matter the language. Thinking that it should be independent from the app language I did not put the string inside any of the string.xml files for the different languages. Instead I created another myString.xml file inside values folder, looking like that: myString.xml <resources> <string name="myStringResource">This text shall be available for the entire app no matter the language </string> </resources> But now I am not able to

问题 I have a default string that needs to be used on the app, no matter the language. Thinking that it should be independent from the app language I did not put the string inside any of the string.xml files for the different languages. Instead I created another myString.xml file inside values folder, looking like that: myString.xml <resources> <string name="myStringResource">This text shall be available for the entire app no matter the language </string> </resources> But now I am not able to

问题 This question already has answers here : How to make links in a TextView clickable? (33 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I made an activity that has some text. I made a link clickable in TextView but and it is working fine (link is visible with underline). But when I click the link it says Unfortunately app has stopped responding Here is my code. The TextView code: <TextView android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:id="@+id/home" android:text="@string