I’d like to find any unused resources in my Android project – this includes strings, ids, drawables, integers etc.
Does a tool to do this currently exist (preferably for Eclipse)?
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I’d like to find any unused resources in my Android project – this includes strings, ids, drawables, integers etc.
Does a tool to do this currently exist (preferably for Eclipse)?
If you use IntelliJ, which has Android support in the free community edition, you can do this by opening the generated R.java file (gen/R.java). The unused resources will be marked with a warning for not being referenced anywhere in your project.
I’d be surprised if Eclipse doesn’t do the same thing.