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I have 2 apps, one for the clients and one for the managers. They are based on similar code (Classes, Layouts, Activities).
How do I "share" those files between the 2 apps? So if I change a shared class or a layout, the change would be visible in both apps. (So I make only ONE change, and not have to make two).
I work on Android Studio.
Thank you.
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Android uses the action ACTION_SEND to send data from one activity to another, even across process boundaries. You need to specify the data and its type. The system automatically identifies the compatible activities that can receive the data and displays them to the user.
To open multiple projects simultaneously in Android Studio, go to Settings > Appearance & Behavior > System Settings, in the Project Opening section, choose Open project in new window.
Once Android Studio selects the folder for you, it opens an Explorer, and selects a folder within your project folder. To create a zip you have to Right click it and select: “Send To/Compressed (zipped) folder”. With that, you get a “. zip” file that you can take with you, send over mail, share…
Here is an excellent discussion about sharing code: StackOverFlow #24592027 I'm doing a pair of apps for Wear and Phone products and the Android docs recommend to build both in the same project file as separate modules. Based on the comments in the link, I created a third Module called 'sharedcode' that I can then link between the Wear and Phone apps. This give me a common shared code module. I think the point is that your two apps will also need to be combined into a single project. Each app gets its own compilation target, but they then both share the same code. Then go into the dependency settings (File | Project Structure; tab to Dependencies) and set each app to depend on the SharedCode module. Good luck.
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