I'm a beginner Android Developer My program compiles, but one line doesn't work properly.
Here is the line:
String m = R.string.mess2 + time/1000 + R.string.mess3;
The variable "time" is an int
And here is the Strings.xml file from where R.string.mess2 and R.string.mess3 are retrieved
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
<string name="mess2">Amazing, you read the End User License Agreement in </string>
<string name="mess3"> seconds, go back and read it!</string>
</resources>
When the app is launched, where the strings should be takes place really long decimal.
This would usually work with As3 or C++, but it doesn't work here.
And one more thing, according to these responses, you make an array like this:
String[] MyString;
So the [ ] is placed in the variable type instead of the name?
You should be using the following code to get resources:
getResources().getString(R.string.someid)
Otherwise you're using the integer identifier of the resource, not the string from xml.
So in your case it should be
String m = getResources().getString(R.string.mess2) + time/1000 + getResources().getString(R.string.mess3);
R.string.mess2 is ResourceId.
You should be using
getString(R.string.mess2) to get string from string.xml in Android.
You might try
<string name="mess">Amazing, you read the End User License Agreement in %d seconds, go back and read it!</string>
And java code will be
String m = String.format(context.getResources().getString(R.string.mess), time/1000);
You need to use :
YourActivity.this.getString(R.string.mess2)+time/1000 + YourActivity.this.getString(R.string.mess2);
Hope this helps.
在Android中使用getResources是一个好习惯,有时您可以忽略该警告,它会正常工作。
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