* Similarities between Res/raw and assets:
1. Files in the two directories will be stored in the APK package intact after packaging, and will not be compiled into binary.
* Differences between Res/raw and assets:
1. files in RES/RAW will be mapped to R. in the Java file, the resource ID is R. id. filename; files in the assets folder will not be mapped to R. in Java, the assetmanager class is required for access.
2. Res/Raw cannot have a directory structure, while assets can have a directory structure, that is, folders can be created under the Assets Directory.
* Read File resources:
1. Read the file resources under Res/raw and get the input stream for write operations in the following ways
Inputstream is = getresources (). openrawresource (R. Id. filename );
2. Read the file resources under assets and get the input stream for write operations in the following ways
Assetmanager AM = NULL; <br/> AM = getassets (); <br/> inputstream is = aM. Open ("FILENAME ");
Add: What files are in the unknown directory? Should I get the names of these files and copy them to the target directory? (Used for built-in files but do not know the file name. You need to filter out the desired files and copy them to the target directory. We recommend that you build them in the assets folder)
1. Res/raw directory:
Obtain the names of all resource IDs in the raw internal class in R. Java through reflection, and then obtain the value of the resource ID through the name to read the desired file. (I have never tried this method. If you have used this method, please send a piece of code ).
2. Assets Directory:
Getassets (). List (""); to get the names of all folders and files under the assets directory, and then read the desired files through these names.