I have questions...
I've got a UK T-mobile N7105, running the stock ALIJ build, and it is, of course, rooted.
I followed this guide: http://www.blindndumb.com/2012/04/android-tutorial-how-to.html but I had to use apktool 1.5.0 instead of the versions quoted.
Using apktool 1.5.0 I have been able to decompile framework-res.apk, add items to the arrays.xml file, then recompile the .apk file.
I verified that my changes had taken place by again decompiling the apk file and checking the arrays.xml file. All was good.
I then renamed the original framework-res.apk on the phone and copied my customised one into its place.
Nothing at all changed on the side bar, even after a reboot.
I haven't attempted using the tool that's linked from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1939780 because it states it's for the N7100
What have I done wrong?
And now for the second question...
I'm not a programmer, nor do I have any real understanding of how Android is "put together" so keep this in mind before flaming me. LOL
Some builds of the Note II have an edit button on the multi window side bar. Some don't.
Since Android is open source, how easy would it be to simply copy the appropriate bit of code from one build (say, ALJ3) to ALIJ?
I've got a UK T-mobile N7105, running the stock ALIJ build, and it is, of course, rooted.
I followed this guide: http://www.blindndumb.com/2012/04/android-tutorial-how-to.html but I had to use apktool 1.5.0 instead of the versions quoted.
Using apktool 1.5.0 I have been able to decompile framework-res.apk, add items to the arrays.xml file, then recompile the .apk file.
I verified that my changes had taken place by again decompiling the apk file and checking the arrays.xml file. All was good.
I then renamed the original framework-res.apk on the phone and copied my customised one into its place.
Nothing at all changed on the side bar, even after a reboot.
I haven't attempted using the tool that's linked from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1939780 because it states it's for the N7100
What have I done wrong?
And now for the second question...
I'm not a programmer, nor do I have any real understanding of how Android is "put together" so keep this in mind before flaming me. LOL
Some builds of the Note II have an edit button on the multi window side bar. Some don't.
Since Android is open source, how easy would it be to simply copy the appropriate bit of code from one build (say, ALJ3) to ALIJ?
