[Q] How to change text color in manage applications

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i Change my Setting Themes. to Holo.Light. One problem is when you go into manage applications the text is white on a white background almost impossible to see. What XML file needs to be edited to change that and what part needs to be changed?

Settings ->Applications ->Manage Applications
 

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zomer143 said:
i Change my Setting Themes. to Holo.Light. One problem is when you go into manage applications the text is white on a white background almost impossible to see. What XML file needs to be edited to change that and what part needs to be changed?

Settings ->Applications ->Manage Applications
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If you're on a Linux distro
Code: 
grep -r "manage app"
This should give you the XML file that's present in.


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MasterAwesome said:
Its a bash command...to find stuff inside files..

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MasterAwesome said:
Its a bash command...to find stuff inside files..

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zomer143 said:
what file .xml or .smali

and what name of file
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manage_applications_running.xml
manage_applications_item.xml
manage_applications_content.xml
manage_applications_apps.xml

or

ApplicationsState.smali
AppViewHolder.smali
InstalledAppDetails.smali
InstalledAppDetailsTop.smali
InterestingConfigChanges.smali
LinearColorBar.smali
ManageApplications.smali
 
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zomer143 said:
manage_applications_running.xml
manage_applications_item.xml
manage_applications_content.xml
manage_applications_apps.xml

or

ApplicationsState.smali
AppViewHolder.smali
InstalledAppDetails.smali
InstalledAppDetailsTop.smali
InterestingConfigChanges.smali
LinearColorBar.smali
ManageApplications.smali
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Smali files are files that define your action upon touch they are made by the compiler it transforms java code to smali..the XML files are the ones you need to edit

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zomer143 said:
where i change the text color ? what name of .xml
Settings ->Applications ->Manage Applications
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manage_applications_running.xml
manage_applications_item.xml
manage_applications_content.xml
manage_applications_apps.xml

send these 4 and the colour you want me to change.. look at the xml after i change them to see what i changed.. its easier that way
 
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manage_applications_running.xml
manage_applications_item.xml
manage_applications_content.xml
manage_applications_apps.xml

send these 4 and the colour you want me to change.. look at the xml after i change them to see what i changed.. its easier that way
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yeah i try that but still no change i add this android:textColor="#ff000000"
 
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zomer143 said:
yeah i try that but still no change i add this android:textColor="#ff000000"
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yeah you need to change them in many places... send the 4 files i'll try my best

if you want to do it by yourself

do the samething i told you b4 go to the folder where your manage_app.xml files are present and copy those files to a folder on your desktop and name it x
Code: 
cd Desktop/x
find ./ -type f -exec sed -i 's/android:textColor="#FFFFFF"/android:textColor="#000000"/g' {} \;|

this will replace all colour codes from white to black put the modified files from x back to their respective folders then compile the apk, test
 
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MasterAwesome said:
yeah you need to change them in many places... send the 4 files i'll try my best

if you want to do it by yourself

do the samething i told you b4 go to the folder where your manage_app.xml files are present and copy those files to a folder on your desktop and name it x
Code: 
cd Desktop/x
find ./ -type f -exec sed -i 's/android:textColor="#FFFFFF"/android:textColor="#000000"/g' {} \;|

this will replace all colour codes from white to black put the modified files from x back to their respective folders then compile the apk, test
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ok i try to change if working or not

but thanks for this
 
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    zomer143 said:
    yeah i try that but still no change i add this android:textColor="#ff000000"
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse

    yeah you need to change them in many places... send the 4 files i'll try my best

    if you want to do it by yourself

    do the samething i told you b4 go to the folder where your manage_app.xml files are present and copy those files to a folder on your desktop and name it x
    Code: 
    cd Desktop/x
find ./ -type f -exec sed -i 's/android:textColor="#FFFFFF"/android:textColor="#000000"/g' {} \;|

    this will replace all colour codes from white to black put the modified files from x back to their respective folders then compile the apk, test
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