Open JackButland opened 3 years ago
no problem. use the latest dexpatcher-tool beta. read its release notes on github. note the section on identifier encoding. you have to compose your patch using encoded symbols (which are always java-legal) and then you need to instruct dxp-tool to decode the patch during patching. since dxp-gradle hasn't been updated (don't use the pre-releases) you'll need to add the flag for dxp-tool using the extra args property in your gradle build script.
Hi. I've got an issue trying to patch classes after some obfuscation when those classes names start from non-latin symbols fe some unicode symbols or digits. Android Studio does not allow to create classes with such names so could you please give some advice how to do it?