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Android Build a Blog Reader Android App Rebuilding from Scratch All About @string Resources

hyunsoo hwang
hyunsoo hwang
3,910 Points
Posted by hyunsoo hwang
hyunsoo hwang
3,910 Points

getStringArray()

Resources resources = getResources(); mAndroidNames = resources.getStringArray(R.)

As I press ctrl+space after typing "R.", I don't see the 'array' field on the options. Why is this?

2 Answers

Grant Hosticka
Grant Hosticka
4,172 Points
Grant Hosticka
Grant Hosticka
4,172 Points

Try hitting it a couple times to cycle through your options, it should pop up after a couple empty lists.

Jack Hill
Jack Hill
1,168 Points
Jack Hill
Jack Hill
1,168 Points

can you guys help me I tried your solution but that didnt work for me. I have the same problem

Grant Hosticka
Grant Hosticka
4,172 Points
Grant Hosticka
Grant Hosticka
4,172 Points

Could you give me some specifics about your problem?