Examples of LibraryDependency

com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency
Represents a dependency on a Library Project.
com.android.tools.idea.gradle.dependency.LibraryDependency

Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

            return;
        }
        // loop in the inverse order to resolve dependencies on the libraries, so that if a library
        // is required by two higher level libraries it can be inserted in the correct place
        for (int i = directDependencies.size() - 1  ; i >= 0 ; i--) {
            LibraryDependency library = directDependencies.get(i);


            // get its libraries
            Collection<LibraryDependency> dependencies = library.getDependencies();
            List<LibraryDependency> depList = Lists.newArrayList(dependencies);


            // resolve the dependencies for those libraries
            resolveIndirectLibraryDependencies(depList, outFlatDependencies);

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

        List<ResourceSet> resourceSets = Lists.newArrayList();


        // the list of dependency must be reversed to use the right overlay order.
        if (includeDependencies) {
            for (int n = mFlatLibraries.size() - 1 ; n >= 0 ; n--) {
                LibraryDependency dependency = mFlatLibraries.get(n);
                File resFolder = dependency.getResFolder();
                if (resFolder.isDirectory()) {
                    ResourceSet resourceSet = new ResourceSet(dependency.getFolder().getName());
                    resourceSet.addSource(resFolder);
                    resourceSets.add(resourceSet);
                }
            }
        }

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

        List<AssetSet> assetSets = Lists.newArrayList();


        if (includeDependencies) {
            // the list of dependency must be reversed to use the right overlay order.
            for (int n = mFlatLibraries.size() - 1 ; n >= 0 ; n--) {
                LibraryDependency dependency = mFlatLibraries.get(n);
                File assetFolder = dependency.getAssetsFolder();
                if (assetFolder.isDirectory()) {
                    AssetSet assetSet = new AssetSet(dependency.getFolder().getName());
                    assetSet.addSource(assetFolder);
                    assetSets.add(assetSet);
                }
            }
        }

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

    @NonNull
    public List<File> getLibraryJniFolders() {
        List<File> list = Lists.newArrayListWithExpectedSize(mFlatLibraries.size());


        for (int n = mFlatLibraries.size() - 1 ; n >= 0 ; n--) {
            LibraryDependency dependency = mFlatLibraries.get(n);
            File jniFolder = dependency.getJniFolder();
            if (jniFolder.isDirectory()) {
                list.add(jniFolder);
            }
        }

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

            return;
        }
        // loop in the inverse order to resolve dependencies on the libraries, so that if a library
        // is required by two higher level libraries it can be inserted in the correct place
        for (int i = directDependencies.size() - 1  ; i >= 0 ; i--) {
            LibraryDependency library = directDependencies.get(i);


            // get its libraries
            List<LibraryDependency> dependencies = library.getDependencies();


            // resolve the dependencies for those libraries
            resolveIndirectLibraryDependencies(dependencies, outFlatDependencies);


            // and add the current one (if needed) in front (higher priority)

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

    public List<ResourceSet> getResourceSets(@Nullable File generatedResFolder) {
        List<ResourceSet> resourceSets = Lists.newArrayList();


        // the list of dependency must be reversed to use the right overlay order.
        for (int n = mFlatLibraries.size() - 1 ; n >= 0 ; n--) {
            LibraryDependency dependency = mFlatLibraries.get(n);
            File resFolder = dependency.getResFolder();
            if (resFolder.isDirectory()) {
                ResourceSet resourceSet = new ResourceSet(dependency.getFolder().getName());
                resourceSet.addSource(resFolder);
                resourceSets.add(resourceSet);
            }
        }

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

    public List<AssetSet> getAssetSets() {
        List<AssetSet> assetSets = Lists.newArrayList();


        // the list of dependency must be reversed to use the right overlay order.
        for (int n = mFlatLibraries.size() - 1 ; n >= 0 ; n--) {
            LibraryDependency dependency = mFlatLibraries.get(n);
            File assetFolder = dependency.getAssetsFolder();
            if (assetFolder.isDirectory()) {
                AssetSet assetSet = new AssetSet(dependency.getFolder().getName());
                assetSet.addSource(assetFolder);
                assetSets.add(assetSet);
            }
        }

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

            }
        }


        final int count = libraries.size();
        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
            LibraryDependency lib = libraries.get(i);
            render(lib, i == count - 1);
        }
        renderer.completeChildren();
    }

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

            return;
        }
        // loop in the inverse order to resolve dependencies on the libraries, so that if a library
        // is required by two higher level libraries it can be inserted in the correct place
        for (int i = directDependencies.size() - 1  ; i >= 0 ; i--) {
            LibraryDependency library = directDependencies.get(i);


            // get its libraries
            List<LibraryDependency> dependencies = library.getDependencies();


            // resolve the dependencies for those libraries
            resolveIndirectLibraryDependencies(dependencies, outFlatDependencies);


            // and add the current one (if needed) in front (higher priority)

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Examples of com.android.builder.dependency.LibraryDependency

    public List<ResourceSet> getResourceSets(@Nullable File generatedResFolder) {
        List<ResourceSet> resourceSets = Lists.newArrayList();


        // the list of dependency must be reversed to use the right overlay order.
        for (int n = mFlatLibraries.size() - 1 ; n >= 0 ; n--) {
            LibraryDependency dependency = mFlatLibraries.get(n);
            File resFolder = dependency.getResFolder();
            if (resFolder.isDirectory()) {
                ResourceSet resourceSet = new ResourceSet(dependency.getFolder().getName());
                resourceSet.addSource(resFolder);
                resourceSets.add(resourceSet);
            }
        }

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