问题
Can you change the values of a R.string programmatically in an android program? I need to pull some API information (for example battery state, battery percentage, android os version) and would like to save it a R.string value. I know how to read it:
String helloValue= getResources().getString(R.string.hello);
I've also looked at: Change value of R.string programically? but it seems that only involves changing language and he ended up doing it a different way. Can anyone lend a hand please? I've also looked here: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/string-resource.html and found nothing to help out either :(
回答1:
You can't change strings.xml dynamically since it's a compiled resource. There are other mechanisms for saving data in Android, here's a nice post that covers this topic: Data Storage. Hope this helps.
回答2:
If you need to save small amounts of String information you should be using SharedPreferences that's exactly what it's for :)
回答3:
There are many ways to finish your ideas. But, you cannot change your String resource, (as well as R.java resource), or layout resource,... and any other resource. You can do this by change resource to assets. this can read and write :)
回答4:
You can get value from res/string value by this way.
String str = getResources().getString(R.string.<name_of_value>);
Now you can further use this value of this(str) String variable.
But according to me there is no way to set value of res/string
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9585029/changing-value-of-r-string-programmatically