How to solve Error: This attribute must be localized. 两种方式

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Best practice for Android apps is to define all of the non-dynamic content in resource files. This lets you define different resource files for different languages, for example. Normally, this is just a recommendation and the Android SDK doesn't complain if you hard-code values in your layout xml. The Android source build system, however, requires that all strings be defined in a "values" resource. This is probably intended to protect system builders from accidentally leaving content in a system image that won't display in the user's chosen language. What you need to do is move those string values out of the layout and define them in res/values/instead. The usual place for string values is in res/values/strings.xml, but the actual file can be named anything you like as long as it's in that directory. For example, in res/values/string.xml: <stringname="topLeftContent">TOP_LEFT</string> And in your main.xml layout, refer to the content by name:     android:text="@string/topLeftContent" For more details on the how and why of this, see Google's documentation on Localization in Android. share | improve this answer answered  Jan 12 at 19:05 Greg Hensley 11 1

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You can use LOCAL_MODULE_TAGS := tests in the Android.mk to omits the localization check. Another way is to disable localization check in build system. Comment the line 81 inbuild/core/package.mk #LOCAL_AAPT_FLAGS := $(LOCAL_AAPT_FLAGS) -z