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Subject: Re: Java reference for Android Studio?
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 23:58:22 +0000 (UTC)
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My goal is to import and modify the stock Android KitKat clock
application. But looks like that might be very difficult for me. 

To highlight that difficulty, these are the first level folders of 
applications that function in Android Studio (0.8.9) here, versus 
what I get from the Google repository for the stock clock 
application... 

MyApplication
.gradle
.idea
app
build
gradle

stock clock
.git
assets
res
src
tests

As you can see, not a single one of those is the same... 

I have another lead, to programmatically download the Google 
Android repository. And then try accessing the clock application
from there. Looks kind of weak, but I will try it... 

https://source.android.com/source/downloading.html