Localized country names from Java's built-in Locale object. #14
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…ions to the "drawable-nodpi" folder, where they belong.
list from Locale object instead. + Localized to current locale. + No file access, XML decoding, BASE64 decoding and JSON decoding needed.
project's standard. -Sorry!
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Why "Pushed target SDK from 17 to 21."? Thanks. |
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Because, when you start a new project (or even update an older one, if possible, which is mostly always since Android 4.0), you should always target the newest API version. Otherwise, compatibility behaviour would be in place on newer devices, which can, in some instances, slow things down and even degrade the UI to an older version. Also, your project uses the API 4 compatibility library, which many consuming projects also use, and which gets updated often. But the version of that library in your project and in the consuming project have to be the same. And since I definitely don't target an old API version on a new project using old libraries, yours had to get updated. If you, for some reason, really don't like that, you could also cherry-pick the commits you like, which would be commit c0da63d and 1ab1152, most probably. |
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Never mind, I was just curious. BTW I'm not the owner of the project. |
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Ah. Didn't get that. You were the poster of issue #11. Thanks for the clue. :-) Anyway, feel free to pull or fork from me, if roomorama doesn't want to merge. |
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@tladesignz thanks for the PR, sorry recently I've been quite busy at work. Would you mind converting the project into Android Studio format? After that I would put it to Maven so it's easier to use with Gradle. Thanks |
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Hi! Sorry, cannot. I'm still on Eclipse and will be staying there for the current project. |
Additional contains a small cleanup (e.g. fixed some lint warnings) and the latest SDK target.
Fixes issue #11