No, the update to Android 7 has not arrived on my device and I don't want to
rute it. The included emulator is not accessible. There are some other external
ones that can run on a virtual machine and can be made accessible once you turn
on talkback on them, but I think I would get the same amount of effort by
changing the gradal properties in a source code and by installing this thing
and setting it up.
----- Original Message -----
From: Lawrence Perez
To: program-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, September 2, 2017 05:58 PM
Subject: [program-l] Re: Android Studio: Gradal and SDK
Is there a possible way you can update your device? If not, I understand. Do
they, perhaps, have an android simulator? Like they do for iOS?
Sent from my iPhone
On Sep 2, 2017, at 9:26 AM, Milos Przic <milos.przic@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello all,
I am slowly but surely making my progress in learning to program for
Android. I found some source codes on the Internet that I wanted to see in
order to learn how some things work and how certain solutions can be
implemented. The thing is, some of the sources won't rebuild because they are
set to work on Android 7. I don't want to install the sdk for Android 7 for now
as I don't have an Android 7 device to test things on and want to avoid
cluttering up the memory while I can. I know that I can change these properties
by changing something in the gradal properties of the apps, but I didn't want
to tamper much with it without asking you first. Where and what exactly should
I change so that the apps would work with the SDK of Android 6? I know that it
might conflict with the code because higher versions of Android support things
that the lower ones don't, but these apps are relatively simple and do pretty
simple tasks and calculations, so I don't believe it might be a problem.
Thanks to everybody in advance, and best regards!
Miloš Pržic
