1. You are awesome, your work is so helpful.
2. I too would really like the TW camera, it's one of the things Samsung did right.
3. If you get REALLY bored, Allshare is cool.

There's a how-to link in the op for those who want other apps ported. Trust me its more satisfying doing it yourself. And you get to brag about it

gonna try it

nice, it's worked on my GT-I5510

Sorry it took so long, but I fixed the FC bugs in the Calendar and the Task Manager. OP has links up for the version 2 now

N00b Question?

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Im attempting to port the stock email.apk so that I have support to send group emails, and 'move to' options. I have followed the steps to the point that I'm ready to re-compile, but I'm getting errors like:
"Error: No resource found that matches the given name (at 'id' with value '@id/tw_icon.)."
Are these the '@touchwiz' references that should be replaced with a '@'? There are a lot of them from 'id' to 'style' to 'color'.. etc.
Any advice would be great.. I gotta learn somehow!

Originally Posted by rompnit

Im attempting to port the stock email.apk so that I have support to send group emails, and 'move to' options. I have followed the steps to the point that I'm ready to re-compile, but I'm getting errors like:
"Error: No resource found that matches the given name (at 'id' with value '@id/tw_icon.)."
Are these the '@touchwiz' references that should be replaced with a '@'? There are a lot of them from 'id' to 'style' to 'color'.. etc.
Any advice would be great.. I gotta learn somehow!

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm thinking you have some hex values to switch out. All of my @touchwiz: references were just that, labeled @touchwiz:. I merely ran a find-and-replace on the entire app to replace '@touchwiz:' with '@'.

If the error doesn't automatically provide a hex value, search for some piece of unique identifier from the error throughout the app. Like in what you quoted you could search for tw_icon. Find the 0x20 related to maybe a smali entry with that name, and replace the 0x20 hex with the appropriate hex. The appropriate hex is one with the same name as the 0x20 hex but listed under something like public.xml. Make sure to do a search and replace all instances of that specific 0x20 hex you are replacing, so you don't leave any stragglers.

A time-consuming but seemingly worthwhile technique (to me anyways) is to do a search in the smalis for any 0x20 values, take each of those individual hex values, and search the res files for references to those values, by name and/or hex. Replace each 0x20 with the good values from public.xml (probably start with 0x7....).

I hope that didn't come out as too much gibberish. Hope it helps.

Just want to stop by and confirm these work on cm9 in case anyone was wondering

Something I know I missed so much it brought me back to TW was the Music player app. It has the the equaliser* and effect which if you switched to classic and wide made your music sound rediculously good. Please if you can get this ported over, also, if anyone knows an alternative method I have a thread in the Q&A forums. Thanks!

Originally Posted by theduce102

Just want to stop by and confirm these work on cm9 in case anyone was wondering

thanks, i was hoping they would.