Re: sdk documentation

[William Chamberlain]

Download the android-sdk on your computer, and use it to obtain the offline documentation. Then you can transfer that to your device, the size is ~500mb

On Saturday, August 4, 2012 12:05:58 AM UTC-4, adamjame...@gmail.com wrote:

I need offline access to androids SDK documentation.

Where is the SDK located that AIDE uses?

Or does anyone have any idea how to get the docs?

[Android IDE]

Hi!

This has been implemented in AIDE 1.0.2 as a premium feature. AIDE can
automatically download the Jelly Beans documentation ZIP file from
Google's servers. Aborted downloads can be resumed. Of course you can
also put the documentation on the device using your PC.

On Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) or later AIDE does not need to extract the
documentation ZIP file and the size of the ZIP file is only 150 MB.

On devices with an earlier Android version the files need to be
extracted. AIDE does that automatically. Please note that on SDCARDs
that are formatted with the FAT32 filesystem the per-file overhead is
very large and the Android documentation consists of many small files.
The extracted doc files take on my HTC Desire take up 750 MB for
example.


-- Hans

On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 9:19 AM, <schmi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I know that the doc is in the sdk, but I would like AIDE to link to it in
> the completion popup, for instance, instead of fetching it from the web.
>
> 500Mb is big, but it it came as an add-on for AIDE or if there was an option
> on aide tell where you stored the help files if you extract them yourself
> from the SDK, it would be very cool.
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[Guillaume Schmid]

Thank you!
I workedd perfectly for me!
AIDE is getting better and better

Guillaume