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i have a native class for C++ . but it use in my java class or activity.also give me inform for a hoe to use library of it.
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You'll need to read up on Android NDK.
The Android NDK is a toolset that lets you implement parts of your app using native-code languages such as C and C++. For certain types of apps, this can help you reuse code libraries written in those languages.
For more info, check out this link:
https://developer.android.com/ndk/index.html
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I wants to create a plug-in type of thing in android, which currently support 4-5 languages. When I apply this plugin to any project then that project will support these languages.
I don't want to define project specific language support for my each project, my needs is just to use that plugin and enjoy the localisation(plugin will contain translation API to get the desired language). I'm not sure if it is feasible in android or not, thanks in advance.
You have to use localized string resources if you want to achieve what I think you are saying, unless you are getting all your strings from an API in the specific language for each user.
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I started learning kotlin , but as I had good work experience in making android application in java language.So i want to use my native java experience with Kotlin.So I had some queries:
If we used some of the files in Kotlin language and some in java?
Short answer yes you can.
If we used some of the files in Kotlin language and some in java?
You can use both java and Kotlin in a single class file.
Does it affect at the time of uploading in playstore?
No
Best way or tutorial to learn kotlin?
https://kotlinlang.org/
Kotlin for android developers ebook
I had also tried flutter but as I don't have much knowledge of dart language.So I switch towards kotlin. Let me know I am right or wrong?
Yes, you are. However you can also play with Flutter besides Kotlin. Its pretty cool.
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I have created an app in Android Studio. I want to make it work on iOS too. Is it possible to open it in xcode and somehow translate it to obj C and build it to make it work?
EDIT: I have seen j2objc project but I can't figure out how it works...
I think this is not possible although there are Java to C++ converters but android to ios,I don't think so you'll have to create new application for ios in swift (xcode).I don't know about j2objc but I still think its better to develop fresh application for a new language.
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Is there a way we can use external libraries in our Xamarin Android project?
For Ex. If we want better animations & transitions, I see that there are libraries like these available for Android
https://github.com/daimajia/AndroidViewAnimations
How do we use them in Xamarin? Any help is appreciated.
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To access native Android/Java libraries from Xamarin.Android, you need to create a binding for them. Xamarin has docs and samples of how to create a binding library.
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I have been trying to use tesseract OCR for android, but I need to train for a specific font. I was thinking of doing that on Windows version first and then use the same parameters in Android. Can somebody please let me know if the training procedure for Windows version and android version are same or do we have to follow different procedures. So far I have not been able to distinguish between the two.
Thanks for your answers.
AFAIK, the .traineddata files are platform independent. You can train and generate it on Windows and use it on others.