Android example source code file (strings.xml)

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Java - Android tags/keywords

album, artists, characters, current, default, extended, if, music, no, rings, silent, this, tracks, unknown

The strings.xml Android example source code

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources xmlns:xliff="urn:oasis:names:tc:xliff:document:1.2">
    
    <string name="appName">Rings Extended
    
    <string name="silentLabel">Silent
    <string name="defaultRingtoneLabel">Default ringtone
    <string name="existingRingtoneLabel">Current ringtone
    
    <string name="musicPickerName">Music
    <string name="musicPickerTitle">Music - Select track
    
    <string name="loading">Loading
    <string name="noMusic">No music files or\nSD card not present.
    
    <string name="sortByTrack">Tracks
    <string name="sortByAlbum">Albums
    <string name="sortByArtist">Artists
    
    <string name="unknownArtistName">(Unknown Artist)
    <string name="unknownAlbumName">(Unknown Album)
    
    <!--
    This string is used as the format string in a String.format call,
    and 5 additional arguments are available for printing:
    1 - hours
    2 - minutes
    3 - minutes%60
    4 - seconds
    5 - second%60
    -->
    <string name="durationformat">%2$d:%5$02d
    
    <!-- Characters that are used for each of the fast-scroll widget that skips directly
         to names starting with this letter.  If your language sorts differently than this,
         please rearrange the alphabet here to be whatever is correct (e.g. Norwegian
         has the three additional letters at the end). -->
    <string name="alphabet">\u0020ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
</resources>