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I have a newbie android question:
Why arent strings and other resources like colors (defined in res/values directory) defined in android namespace by assigning the attribute
xmlns:android=”http://schemas……” to the tag?
I don’t know if there is a “why” about it, but I imagine the best answer is that these XML files are so simple that a schema adds little value. On the one hand it would help editors find errors automatically; on the other hand it’s a little more work for developers and the Android maintainers.