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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 want to make custom os for a smartglass but I have no experience AOSP where should I start from and what are the things that I should take into consideration.
As for me, first you need to think about the DevKit, which is supported by AOSP out of the box. For example, in my projects I use HiKey960. The link below describes the basic steps of getting AOSP sources, building them, and target flashing: https://source.android.com/setup/build/devices#960userspace
Once you have buildable and runable AOSP, you can try adding your own functionality: application, services, native daemons, HAL implementation, and so on.
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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 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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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.
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AFAIK, the .traineddata files are platform independent. You can train and generate it on Windows and use it on others.
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I'm new to the android. What are the exact pre-requisites for android programming. As I know the basics of java, will it be helpful in learning the android programming?
Google around for tutorials. I learnt Android with no experiance in Java.
Take a look at these site
http://www.vogella.com/android.html
http://developer.android.com/index.html
Yes, it'll be. How can you develop Android app without knowing java? DEITEL- Android How to Program
will give you the basic java you need to start android development. But sooner or latter, it would help if you take java seriously. Resources are rampant on the web, just google them.