![]() ![]() Since it is an old link it may need to be modified to suit Electric Eel. ![]() I just looked at the link you shared, and that suggestion also looks viable. I can point you to shared examples where all the layouts were designed in AS if you need to see examples. I also don't understand your problem re namespaces - could you explain further with an example? The rest of the file contains several different elements. VS has handled xml as compared to axml files for years now. Install Android Studio Download appropriate Android SDK and NDK Install Xamarin. Animated vector drawables are declared using the element: The first thing you need to tie in is which vector drawable the animated version is going to use as a base, which is set in the android:drawable attribute at the top level.I really can't imagine how anyone would be able to build a complex ConstraintLayout using VS 2022's designer. aapt2 is a new implementation that vastly improves performance for incremental builds. You get the added benefit of using a superb layout editor using AS along with their Layout Validation tool. Android Asset Packaging Tool (aapt) AAPT is responsible for processing Android resource files and creating the base of an APK. ![]() I'd suggest, unless you have something better, using something like Beyond Compare to be able to open both XML layouts at the same time and that when editing a layout you always push changes from the AS project to the VS project, not vice versa. All you need to do is create your layout in AS and then create a new layout in VS with the same name, and copy/paste the layout from AS overwriting whatever is in the Xamarin.Android designer, save it, build it and you are done.Īs for maintenance, it does mean you have an AS project that mimics your VS project as far as layouts. As far as I'm aware, the Xamarin.Android designer hasn't been updated in that time period and is pretty much useless. Unlike in Android Studio or Eclipse, you dont need the set the AndroidManifest.xml file by writing Xamarin and Visual Studio do that for you. ![]() I've been using AS for my layouts for at least the last 3 or 4 years for both Xamarin.Android and now net7-android. I'm not sure what your problem is, but there is no problem using Android Studio Electric Eel and previous versions of AS to design your xml layouts for use in VS 2022. ![]()
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