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       how to use the icon 
   DIR By: alia
       Date: December 12, 2012, 12:58 am
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       Hi all. i m new to android development. i have a question
       regarding the icon folder. how can i use it? for example we set
       in scene.xml for the model folder name. let say if i want to use
       the icon ..how can i set it in the scene.xml ??? and display in
       list view? Thanks!
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       Re: how to use the icon 
   DIR By: hitlabnz
       Date: January 8, 2013, 3:55 pm
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       The OutdoorAR/icon folder is mainly for the icons on the map.
       (the icons should be png files named with the category. e.g.
       CategoryA.png)
       The OAMapComponentBase by default uses OAIconSource class to
       asks the DataManager which icon to use to show the scene on the
       map based on the category of the scene.
       This is done by calling the getIcon() method of the DataManager
       which returns a drawable from the file in the OutdoorAR/icons
       folder (either in the assets or the external storage, depending
       on which DataManager class you are using.)
       If you want to override this default behavior,
       you can provide your own icon source extended from the
       OAIconSourceBase class by overriding the setupIconSource()
       method in OAMapComponentBase class.
       If you want these icons in the list view, you'll have to call
       the getIcon() method of the data manager you're using in the
       ListAdapter you're using.
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