I think you already know that Nexus 7 (2012) Android 5.0 factory image is out. Anyone can download it from here and isntall it.
If you have successfully flashed it to your Nexus and if you are not seeing "Sinhala" characters properly you can enable it from the following method.
If you haven't already root the new ROM
Goto CF-Auto-Root beta download site
Download correct boot image. You will find a zip file there.
Turn off your device. Goto boot loader by holding volume down + power
Connect the USB cable.
Unzip it. Run
For Linux : root-linux.sh
For Mac : root-mac.sh
For Windows root-windows.bat
Your device will restart several times and install SuerpSU (Root utility) after final successful boot.
Now your device is rooted.
Download Sinhala fonts from Google noto fonts
You'll get a zip file which has two .ttf Sinhala fonts.
(NotoSansSInhala-Regular.ttf and NotoSansSInhala-Bold.ttf)
In order to add Sinhala font files you'll need a file browser which has root access capability.
I used ES file explorer. Find it on Google Play
In ES file explorer you have to open left drawer and enable Root Explorer feature to access system files.
Copy two .ttf files which you downloaded earlier and copy them to the device
/system/fonts/
folder
Now reboot the devices and you'll see proper Sinhala character rendering.
JIT Guide
Just In Time Guide brings you the guide in the right time
2014-11-20
2014-03-15
[Android] Find unused resources in a project
Most of the time we may need to delete unnecessary images or
other resource files before we deploy our project. Searching them one by one
and deleting them will be a pain.So here is a simple procedure to find them
automatically using Android Lint and remove them by a shell script.
1. Find resources
You can run a Lint check from the IDE you are using. But if
your project has a pile of lint warnings it may seem impossible to find the
unused resources. Therefore we need to run it using console.
First you have to go to the android sdk tools directory
using :
cd “path to android sdk tools directory”
Ex:
Then check whether the lint is working properly by running this command:
If you experience an exception similar to “exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: lombok/ast/AstVisitor”
go to \android-sdk-windows\tools\lib and rename lombok-ast-0.2.2.jar (or with a different version) to new file name “lombok-ast.jar”
Try again and it should show the version of Lint
Now check for unused resources by
lint --check UnusedResources --fullpath “path to project folder (where AndroidManifest.xml is)” > resources.txt
Ex:
It will take some time depending on the number of project files. After that a file named “resources.txt” will generate in the console working directory. (If you run Lint from \android-sdk-windows\tools , the file will be located there)
2. Remove unused resources
Open that “resources.txt” file and go through the unused file
list and delete resource files one by one. If you feel lazy for that execute
following java file/ jar file and generate batch/shell and run it. (I did that
to automate process)
To execute jar file run this on console
OS_ID : 0=windows(generate unused.bat) and 1=linux(generate
unused.sh)
lint_check_resource_output_file : resources.txt file
Ex:
java –jar lintreader.jar 0 resources.txt
java –jar lintreader.jar 0 resources.txt
This will generate unused.bat or unused.sh files depending on
the OS_ID you provide.
Execute this generated file in the console and unused android project resources will be deleted automatically.
To execute batch file in windows simply type in command prompt
To execute shell script in linux simply type in console
Location:
Sri Lanka
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