Support all versions of Android #156
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Thank you. Seems like you found some problems on ArraySort that prevent you from using |
use com.reandroid.utils.collection.ArraySort instead of Arrays.sort
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Call requires API level 24 (current min is 1): java.util.List#sort No problem with ArraySort, I just forgot about it, I replaced Arrays with ArraySort and it works fine |
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So why not use |
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But CollectionUtil.sort calls List.sort
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Well I forgot about java.util.Collections.sort, is that method okay? |
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I don't know what you want me to do with your picture |
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Nothing, I thought it was funny, sorry for wasting your time |
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With some minor changes support for all Android versions can be established for use of APKEditor in an Android application with no further modification of APKEditor necessary. I did test and conclude that the output of all 6 main functions of the tool remains consistent with before. I will attempt to make similar modifications to ARSCLib to make it compatible in the same fashion.