apkdetails | Analyzes an APK and prints information helpful | 3D Printing library
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Analyzes an APK and prints information helpful to a developer
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- Writes information about the repository
- Read string pool
- Parse an XML start node
- Parse BXML file
- Prints information about the file
- Get all entries in the jar
- Validates the MANIFEST
- Load all certificates
- Parses a resource table
- Parse resource package
- Converts byte array to a String
- Create the config file
- Get class name
- Get package name
- Searches for a descendant node with specified path
- End the document
- Start a new XML node
- Prints the data to the output
- Sets the output types
- Outputs the build configuration information
- Outputs the information about the file
- Prints the native architectures
- Write the resource contents
- Prints information about the given architecture
- End a node
- Main entry point
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QUESTION
I'm setting up a function where I collect a list of apk files, then inside a For-loop, I declare a ZipFile intense to check the ABI Directories under the lib folder, by checking if any file ends with ".so". The only option I can solution I can think of is to use regex String expressions
I've made several regex expression attempts with \b, [A-Za-z-0-9]*, but I keep getting NullPointerException. I researched solutions for using regex with File names, but not really cases for ZipFile and ZipEntry classes. At the moment, here is my current approach with Regex. (Sometimes the regex expressions make my head spin.)
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Answered 2019-Jun-02 at 01:32In a word: No.
Patterns are not supported, and in fact there is nothing in the documentation that implies a pattern is allowed. You must iterate through all entries in the ZipFile, and check whether each one matches:
QUESTION
I'm trying to setup a function where apk files are placed in a specified directory, stored into an array[], then go through a for-each loop, creating a ZipFile instance then create a ZipEntry to call for the lib directory, and read the file names inside to help determine which apks are compatible for androids devices currently connected to PC. This is the code I have so far:
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Answered 2019-May-28 at 18:26Directories do not exist in the zip format. They're artificially shown in desktop tools, but zip libraries only show the actual files that are present, and that excludes directories.
The files present in an APK would thus be for example:
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