Weird.. did you try cleaning build?
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Ye I tried Clean Project option already. The error appeasers right after compiling a clean build or any change. Though no error on building the app.
Weird.. did you try cleaning build?
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Ye I tried Clean Project option already. The error appeasers right after compiling a clean build or any change. Though no error on building the app.
Great. Thanks mate. Would do and report.Uninstall Android Studio completely from everywhere on ur pc , then after uninstall it & deleted all files & folders related to a.s restart ur pc then reinstall it again with updated everything all plugins , repository , gradle , then. Try it again , only this way fixed my errors when i start working on v2.1 , ..
Solved !!!!Hi all,
Just a question : how to add command for exemple : app:dependentValue="1" in others xml than ui_prefs.xml, for exemple in notification_panel_pref because studio can't build apk because an unbound prefix. There is no notification_panel fragment.
So i can only use this in ui_prefs.xml,
<PreferenceScreen xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
<PreferenceScreen xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto">
4:43:11 PM Gradle sync started
4:43:31 PM Gradle sync failed: Unable to start the daemon process.
This problem might be caused by incorrect configuration of the daemon.
For example, an unrecognized jvm option is used.
Please refer to the user guide chapter on the daemon at https://docs.gradle.org/2.14.1/userguide/gradle_daemon.html
Please read the following process output to find out more:
-----------------------
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not reserve enough space for object heap
Error: Could not create the Java Virtual Machine.
Error: A fatal exception has occurred. Program will exit.
Consult IDE log for more details (Help | Show Log)
4:43:47 PM Error Loading Project: Cannot load 2 modules Details...
i have got this during gradle built any one help me a im building RC for the first time..
PHP:4:43:11 PM Gradle sync started4:43:31 PM Gradle sync failed: Unable to start the daemon process. This problem might be caused by incorrect configuration of the daemon. For example, an unrecognized jvm option is used. Please refer to the user guide chapter on the daemon at https://docs.gradle.org/2.14.1/userguide/gradle_daemon.html Please read the following process output to find out more: ----------------------- Error occurred during initialization of VM Could not reserve enough space for object heap Error: Could not create the Java Virtual Machine. Error: A fatal exception has occurred. Program will exit. Consult IDE log for more details (Help | Show Log)4:43:47 PM Error Loading Project: Cannot load 2 modules Details...
Right click on files which are not synced > Git > addNeed some help
i have build the rc and it runs fine in emulator and in phone
when sharing to git -> success
but all files are not getting synced
See this pics all the green and red marked files are not present in git
View attachment 3884091
View attachment 3884092
View attachment 3884093
For two drawable images its marked as red and is not present in git account
and new xml prefs are marked green and not shown in git
but its showing in rc fine
View attachment 3884100View attachment 3884101
when i click->> Validate for some of those red files I get This error
Error1, 56) schema_reference.4: Failed to read schema document 'null', because 1) could not find the document; 2) the document could not be read; 3) the root element of the document is not .
Error1, 56) s4s-elt-schema-ns: The namespace of element 'x' must be from the schema namespace, 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema'.
Error5, 39) cvc-elt.1.a: Cannot find the declaration of element 'vector'.
Error1, 56) s4s-elt-invalid: Element 'x' is not a valid element in a schema document.
C:\Users\Yashwanth\AndroidStudioProjects\6thGear-RomControl-v2.0\app\src\main\res\drawable\ic_button.xml
C:\Users\Yashwanth\AndroidStudioProjects\6thGear-RomControl-v2.0\app\src\main\res\xml\button_prefs.xml
Error2, 78) cvc-elt.1.a: Cannot find the declaration of element 'PreferenceScreen'.
My github link
https://github.com/yash92duster/Wanted_Rom_Control/tree/master/app/src/main/res
Sorry if i shouldn't ask this but i cant find any proper solution
thanks in advance![]()
Did you miss the reverse dependency or what's wrong with you??? ???Hi all,
Is there a way for RC2.1 to auto switch ? I explain : i use a mod witch show Analog clock in Lockscreen instead of stock numeric one.
If i switch off Normal clock i would like to Analog clock switch on automaticly and virse-versa.
Is it possible ?
No i do reverse dependency but it only disable second switch if first one is not enable. It not put on first and put off second off automaticly and virse-versa. So like a command :Did you miss the reverse dependency or what's wrong with you??? ???
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Oh I see. You want cross setChecked... That needs java edits, dear.No i do reverse dependency but it only disable second switch if first one is not enable. It not put on first and put off second off automaticly and virse-versa. So like a command :
if first switch is on then second switch is off
if first switch is off then second switch is on
Or i miss something...
Yes it that [emoji3]Oh I see. You want cross setChecked... That needs java edits, dear.
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Java edits can always be done. Question is whether you're willing to go into java for that.Yes it that [emoji3]
Do you think java edits can be done ?
Hummm i don't hide you that i'am noob with java langageJava edits can always be done. Question is whether you're willing to go into java for that.
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Hi @daxgirl
I want add more themes without default themes on rom control v2
On rom control v1 more easy but on v2 is little more difficult..
You can help me with it..
Thanks!
You're a noob with any language, my friend. Nevertheless, this is not a request thread. We gave you a code, you can do what you want with it. Including java edits. It is your right. So go ahead and make an edit to cross switch. Read on SO, read on documentation. You can do it.Hummm i don't hide you that i'am noob with java langage
Please how i can call this in Rc?
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<resources>
[COLOR="Green"][B][I]<!--The following array is for icons you want to use for your items
You can create new icons bu right clicking the drawable folder and choosing
New vector drawable
You have a great selection of items in xml vector format.
Those are supported starting lollipop.
YOU SHOULD NOT USE PNG. not even material one. Vectors will work best with any device density.
Once you have created the vector, reference it as regular drawable in the array below.
MAKE SURE THE ITEMS IN ALL 3 ARRAYS CORRESPOND IN ORDER AND ALL 3 ARRAYS ARE SAME LENGTH-->[/I][/B][/COLOR]
<array name="nav_menu_prefs_drawables">
<item>@drawable/ic_system_ui</item>
<item>@drawable/ic_phone</item>
<item>@drawable/ic_framework</item>
<item>@drawable/ic_notification_panel</item>
</array>
[COLOR="green"][B][I]<!--This array is for your items titles.
Use @string reference, so later on your app can be translated with ease
KEEP THE ORDER BETWEEN ALL YOUR ARRAYS-->[/I][/B][/COLOR]
<string-array name="nav_menu_prefs_titles">
<item>@string/systemui_prefs</item>
<item>@string/phone_prefs</item>
<item>@string/framework_prefs</item>
<item>@string/notification_panel_prefs</item>
</string-array>
[COLOR="green"][B][I] <!--This array is the most valuable one
Here you put the file names of the preference files you create in your xml directory
THEY MUST BE PRECISE AND CASE SENSITIVE!!! DO NOT ADD .xml SUFFIX-->[/I][/B][/COLOR]
<string-array name="nav_menu_xml_file_names" translatable="false">
<item>ui_prefs</item>
<item>phone_prefs</item>
<item>framework_prefs</item>
<item>notification_panel_prefs</item>
</string-array>
</resources>
[COLOR="Teal"][B] <!--Following category shows variety of two state preferences-->[/B][/COLOR]
<PreferenceCategory
android:title="Two stated preferences test category">
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][B] <!--Normal Switch preference-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.MySwitchPreference
android:defaultValue="true"
android:key="normal_test_switch"
android:summaryOff="Disabled"
android:summaryOn="Enabled"
android:title="Normal test switch"/>
<!--Switch preference which will throw a dialog that app reboot is required-->
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.MySwitchPreference
android:defaultValue="true"
android:key="kill_app_with_dialog_test_switch"
android:summaryOff="Disabled"
android:summaryOn="Enabled"
android:title="Kill app with dialog switch"
app:isSilent="false"
app:packageNameToKill="com.android.systemui"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B] <!--Switch preference which will in ADDITION to actual work, also silently restart app with given package-->
<!--Note, that isSilent attribute is by default TRUE. So you don't need to specify it if you want silent app restart-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.MySwitchPreference
android:defaultValue="true"
android:key="kill_app_silently_test_switch"
android:summaryOff="Disabled"
android:summaryOn="Enabled"
android:title="Kill app silently test switch"
app:packageNameToKill="com.android.contacts"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B] <!--Switch preference which will throw a dialog that following it's action device reboot is required-->
<!--Please note, even if you specify the need to kill app, once the rebootDevice attribute is TRUE, kill app attributes are ignored-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.MySwitchPreference
android:defaultValue="true"
android:key="reboot_required_test_switch"
android:summaryOff="Disabled"
android:summaryOn="Enabled"
android:title="Switch reminding of need to reboot"
app:rebootDevice="true"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B]<!--We can use kill app on checkboxes as well. Same goes for rebootDevice-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.MyCheckBoxPreference
android:defaultValue="true"
android:key="test_checkbox_with_kill_app"
android:summaryOff="Disabled"
android:summaryOn="Enabled"
android:title="Kill app checkbox"
app:isSilent="false"
app:packageNameToKill="com.android.systemui"/>
</PreferenceCategory>
<PreferenceCategory
android:title="File preferences">
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B]<!--File preference is a very special kind of preference, which works like switch but has different output.
Normal switch preference, like any two state preference, write boolean true/false into preferences.
In our app it also writes 1/0 into database.
File preference doesn't write into database. If it is switched on, it creates a file in our app directory in data.
That name of that file is what you set as key.
This is widely used by [user=1042140]@tdunham[/user] for global boolean needs in systemui.
Please refer to his guide about setting global boolean to see appropriate smali application for this preference.
This is most useful for mods in smali files where you do not have context access to get content resolver.
Because File class is native java class and checking for it's existence does not require android context.
File preferences can have attribute to kill app or reboot device.-->[/B][/COLOR]
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B] <!--This is a simple file preference. Note that once it's switched on, a file with the name identical to key is created in
/data/data/com.wubydax.romcontro.v2l/files
When it's switched off the file is deleted.-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.FilePreference
android:key="new_file"
android:summaryOff="Disabled"
android:summaryOn="Enabled"
android:title="New file preference"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B] <!--This file preferences upon change will prompt to kill app-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.FilePreference
android:key="another_file"
android:summaryOff="Disabled"
android:summaryOn="Enabled"
android:title="Kill app file preference"
app:isSilent="false"
app:packageNameToKill="com.android.systemui"/>
</PreferenceCategory>
[COLOR="Teal"]<!--The following category demonstrates various ways of using ColorPickerPreference-->[/COLOR]
<PreferenceCategory
android:title="Color pickers test category">
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][B]<!--Normal color picker preference-->
<!--Please note, the [COLOR="Red"][U]hexValue and the alpha are there by default now[/U][/COLOR]. If you want to cancel them, you need to specify false-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.ColorPickerPreference
android:defaultValue="#ffccdd"
android:key="test_color_preference"
android:title="Normal test color picker"/>
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][B]<!--Color picker preference without the alpha slider and without the hex value
You can set false to both or one of them-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.ColorPickerPreference
alphaSlider="false"
hexValue="false"
android:defaultValue="#ffffff"
android:key="no_alpha_color_key"
android:title="Color picker with no alpha or hex"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B]<!--Color picker preference with kill app option
Note, [U]you can also use rebootDevice attribute[/U], like with two stated preferences-->[/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.ColorPickerPreference
android:key="app_kill_color_key"
android:title="Color picker with app kill"
app:isSilent="false"
app:packageNameToKill="com.android.systemui"/>
</PreferenceCategory>
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][I]<!--Example of simple list preference with radio button items
You absolutely HAVE to set dafaultValue and it has to be one of your entryValues string arrays
You can use any of the following with kill app attributes or rebootDevice attribute
Note, that you can now use dependency on list preference.
Custom attribute app:dependentValue will allow you to decide which list item, if selected,
will set dependent preferences disabled.-->[/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.MyListPreference
android:defaultValue="20"
android:entries="@array/test_list_entries"
android:entryValues="@array/test_list_values"
android:key="test_list_key"
app:dependentValue="1"
android:title="Choose items from the list preference"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I] <!--Thumbnail list preference is a special kind of preference which allows you to show preview of the selected image
This can be useful f.e. for setting custom bg to toggles in systemui
Needless to say you need to put the same images you put in systemui in Rom Control in drawables
And you need to create 3 kinds of arrays in arrays.xml file. 2 string arrays for entryList and entryValuesList and one simple array
for drawable references. You can see the arrays for the following preferences inside arrays.xml
You have to set default and the default has to be one of entryValuesList strings-->
<!--Example of simple Thumbnail preference with no additional attributes-->[/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.ThumbnailListPreference
android:defaultValue="1"
android:key="test_thumbnail_key"
android:title="Simple thumbnail preference"
app:drawableArray="@array/thumbnail_drawables"
app:entryList="@array/thumbnail_items"
app:entryValuesList="@array/thumbnail_values"
app:dependentValue="2"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I]<!--Example of Thumbnail preference which calls to kill app upon selected item-->[/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.ThumbnailListPreference
android:defaultValue="2"
android:key="test_thumbnail_kill_app"
android:title="Kill app thumbnail preference"
android:dependency="test_thumbnail_key"
app:drawableArray="@array/thumbnail_drawables"
app:entryList="@array/thumbnail_items"
app:entryValuesList="@array/thumbnail_values"
app:isSilent="false"
app:packageNameToKill="com.android.systemui"/>
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][I]<!--The following preference is a special preference that's called IntentDialogPreference
This preference allows you to choose an app from the list. it also conveniently includes search field
This preference writes into database what's called component name for specific system needs.
When we want to call an app in android, we need to provide some information as to which app we want to launch
and which activity inside that app we want to lunch.
Launching app by combination of those is called explicit intent. Explicit intent needs 2 things to run an app:
1. Package name
2. Activity or service name
This preference is most useful for launching an specific app based on info you can fetch from database
For example on double click on home key
Intent dialog preference puts the info for explicit intent in a string. First package name, then separator, then activity name
You can use any separator you want. The default separator is "##"
But as you can see in following example we set the separator to be forward slash "/"
The separator depends on how you build the mod in smali for your needs.
Any kill app or reboot device attributes are applicable here as well-->
[/I][/COLOR]
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I]<!--This specific IntentDialogPreference has defaultValue set to Settings app.
You DO NOT need to set default. Only if you want to. But it is in most cases not necessary and even not that good.
This is just an example. When you run this, you will see that the preference has an icon of the chosen app on the right
and a name of the app set as summary. When you choose a new app, those things change-->[/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.IntentDialogPreference
android:defaultValue="com.android.settings/com.android.settings.Settings"
android:key="test_intent_with default"
android:title="Select Test App with default"
app:intentSeparator="/"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I]<!--This IntentDialogPreference comes with no default and no separator. So default separator will be applied "##"
and it also has no search showing-->[/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.IntentDialogPreference
android:key="test_intent_without default"
android:title="Select app, no default, no search, ## separator"
app:showSearch="false"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I]<!--This preference will prompt to reboot device upon selection
This is useful if f.e. you use it to set default app to open when home button is double clicked
Reboot is advised but not necessary immediately. So user will be shown a dialog to let them know they need to reboot
And they can reboot immediately or later-->[/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.IntentDialogPreference
android:key="test_intent_without_default"
android:title="Select app and reboot device"
app:intentSeparator="/"
app:rebootDevice="true"
app:showSearch="true"/>
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][I][B] <!--Edit text preference is a dialog preference that allows you to enter custom text-->[/B][/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.MyEditTextPreference
android:defaultValue="test"
android:key="test_edit_text_key"
android:title="Input custom text"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B][I]<!--The following category shows usage of special preference we use to open an app based on component info
All you need to provide for this preference is package name and activity name separated by forward slash "/" like shown below
We will split the component info into components and check if the app is installed
if it's installed, we will show the app icon as preference icon and app name as title
If the app is not installed the preference is automatically removed from the list.
You can set your own summary to explain about the app.
If you wish to show a custom icon for that app shortcut or have custom title,
if you wish to use custom icon or custom title, like you would do normally with preference,
You are free to use android:title and android:icon attributes.
Our class will then use the items you chose instead of the application title and icon.
This WILL NOT affect the intent for opening application. It's a cosmetic measure for your convenience.-->[/I][/B][/COLOR]
<PreferenceCategory
android:title="Shortcut to apps preferences">
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B][I] <!--Example of simple app shortcuts. If those apps are not installed, the preferences will not show-->
[/I][/B][/COLOR] <com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.OpenAppPreference
android:summary="Application to browse your files, including root files"
app:componentName="com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer/com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer.RootExplorer"/>
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.OpenAppPreference
android:summary="Control samsung's toolbox, turn it on or off, choose available apps and rearrange them"
app:componentName="com.wubydax.toolboxsettings/com.wubydax.toolboxsettings.ToolboxSettings"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B][I] <!--Example of OpenAppPreference with custom title and icon-->
[/I][/B][/COLOR] <com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.OpenAppPreference
android:summary="Choose what app or shortcut to open when TW launcher is being swiped to the magazine page"
android:title="Shortcut to GearTWSwipe"
android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
app:componentName="com.wubydax.geartwswipe/com.wubydax.geartwswipe.ResetDialogActivity"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B][I] <!--Open app preference with only cuctom title and the icon which is loaded from the app-->
[/I][/B][/COLOR] <com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.OpenAppPreference
app:componentName="eu.chainfire.supersu/eu.chainfire.supersu.MainActivity-Material"
android:title="Chainfire's SuperSu App"
android:summary="Manage root permissions for apps and services"/>
</PreferenceCategory>
<PreferenceCategory
android:title="Select image preferences">
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B][I]<!--Select image preferences allow the user to select any image from the gallery.
The uri for that image will be written into the database
Android can fetch images based on their uri (universal resource identifier).
A type of uri that you all know is called URL, which is a web address.
Uri for database is the "address" of an item inside the database.
In android we have Media database, which hosts info about media items. In our case we are interested in images.
Upon clicking this preference a Gallery will launch, upon selecting image, it's uri will be written into database.
In your mods you can fetch the string, convert it to Uri and set that image as background to anything you want.
We use this method for setting custom image in our mod for background to notification panel-->[/I][/B][/COLOR]
<!--Those are examples of simple uri selection preference. The icon for them will be the selected image preview
You need to set title and key. That's it.-->
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.UriSelectionPreference
android:key="test_image_selection_key_2"
android:title="Select Image 2"/>
</PreferenceCategory>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I][B]<!--Running scripts in rom modding is no silly business.
We need shell scripts for purposes that can vary from writing a line into a file on sd,
through replacing sound files and host files,
to as far as replacing entire apk and jar files.
Because shell scripts can vary in their complexity, we created a special preference that runs shell scripts.
The major component in this preference is the scriptName attribute. The script name should be given in full,
as string, including extension (.sh).
The code for the preference knows where your scripts are found. It will locate the script if it's found there
and execute it.
if script execution fails, a number is being shown. That means the exit code of a script is not 0.
That means something is wrong in the script.
If the script is executed properly, a toast will be shown saying "Executed successfully"-->[/B][/I][/COLOR]
<PreferenceCategory
android:title="Run script preferences">
[COLOR="darkgreen"][B][I]<!--This is the basic script preference. It will jujst run a script.-->[/I][/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.RunScriptPreference
android:title="Execute script with prompt"
app:scriptFileName="simple_test.sh"
android:summary="This action will throw warning dialog before executing script"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I][B]<!--Because of the radical nature of running shall scripts with su,
We included a dialog which is shown when a user clicks on script preference
By default confirm dialog will be shown before executing eny script. If you wish to run a script without the warning dialog,
You need to specify the custom attribute that a dialog should not be shown.
We strongly encourage you to keep the dialog. It's better for your users to be sure they clicked on the right option-->[/B][/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.RunScriptPreference
android:title="Execute without prompt"
app:scriptFileName="simple_test.sh"
app:showConfirmDialog="false"
android:summary="This action will execute script without warning"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I][B]<!--Script preference with optional reboot-->[/B][/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.RunScriptPreference
android:title="Script with optional reboot"
app:rebootOptions="optional"
app:scriptFileName="simple_test.sh"
android:summary="This action will write into a file on sd card and show dialog that reminds the user to reboot their phone at this time or later for the action to take effect"/>
[COLOR="darkgreen"][I]<!--Script preference with imminent reboot-->[/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.RunScriptPreference
android:title="Script with imminent reboot"
android:summary="This action will run script which has reboot command at the end and warn user that reboot of device will follow the script execution immediately"
app:rebootOptions="imminent"
app:scriptFileName="simple_test.sh"/>
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][B][I] <!--We were asked by some developers to make a kill app option available for script preference
Therefore, you can also use the kill package attributes now, silent or with dialog,
for your script preferences.
The following RunScriptPreference will prompt killing contacts app f.e
P.s. you can set icons to your run script preferences like any other preference-->[/I][/B][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.RunScriptPreference
android:title="Execute and kill app + icon"
android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
android:summary="Upon finishing, this script preference will prompt a user to kill app, since we set the isSilent attribute to false"
app:packageNameToKill="com.android.contacts"
app:isSilent="false"
app:scriptFileName="simple_test.sh"/>
</PreferenceCategory>
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][I]<!--This is one of those little bonus thingies what we made for our beta-testers
and you all get to inherit it. It's a little preference class called ImageHeaderPreference
It allows you to choose and image as header for your preference screen.
Just to bring a little color and life into all those switches and checkboxes...-->[/I][/COLOR]
<com.wubydax.romcontrol.v2.prefs.ImageHeaderPreference
app:imageSource="@drawable/android"/>