December 2013
Beginner
416 pages
12h 45m
English
Hebrew and Arabic are two languages that read right-to-left, and sometimes a little more effort is required when you’re supporting these languages, particularly in earlier versions of the Android OS. Jelly Bean (4.2) added improvements to right-to-left text support.
Next, you’ll see what your app looks like using a right-to-left language.
1. Using the Google Translation Toolkit, create a Hebrew translation of the res/values/strings.xml file. Once the translation is complete, copy this file into a new directory called res/values-he. If you were releasing this as an app, you might want to create a duplicate file in values-iw, because some devices use iw rather than he as the language code for Hebrew.
2. Fix the ...
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