Following is how to dynamically append (push) items to an array in a bash script.
declare -a ARRAY=()
ARRAY=("${ARRAY[@]}" "item1")
ARRAY=("${ARRAY[@]}" "item2")
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Following is how to dynamically append (push) items to an array in a bash script.
declare -a ARRAY=()
ARRAY=("${ARRAY[@]}" "item1")
ARRAY=("${ARRAY[@]}" "item2")
→ Continue reading “Dynamically Appending Elements to a Bash Array” When developing apps you will not only want to test them against the Eclipse AVDs but also install them on an actual device.
To do so, set up an HTTP server (here is a link to another article on how to set up a quick and dirty HTTP server) and put you .apk file somewhere where you can get to it from your local network.
Make sure that you check the ‘Unknown sources’ setting that will enable you to → Continue reading “Install Android Application Directly Without it Being in the Market”