Hey all,
two blog posts on the same subject from two different points of view.
On Android, how the @ symbol, the attribute and resource value work in AndroidManifest.xml
https://unbot.wordpress.com/2015/06/15/on-android-how-the-symbol-the-attribute-and-resource-value-work-in-androidmanifest-xml/
In Android XML, the purpose of the @ is to be nullipotent
http://codesnippets.altervista.org/blog/2015/BLOG.2015-06-13.codesnippets.html
In the first blog, it digs down the Android documentation to explain
The second blog is the eccentric term (nullipotent) that is used to describe the property of this type of resource value.
Jesse
two blog posts on the same subject from two different points of view.
On Android, how the @ symbol, the attribute and resource value work in AndroidManifest.xml
https://unbot.wordpress.com/2015/06/15/on-android-how-the-symbol-the-attribute-and-resource-value-work-in-androidmanifest-xml/
In Android XML, the purpose of the @ is to be nullipotent
http://codesnippets.altervista.org/blog/2015/BLOG.2015-06-13.codesnippets.html
In the first blog, it digs down the Android documentation to explain
The second blog is the eccentric term (nullipotent) that is used to describe the property of this type of resource value.
Jesse
