Obfuscate don't work - Win7

[nikolaGithub2018]

Hi, In Windows7 the annotation @Obfuscate is not working for me. I compiled my project and decompiled with http://www.javadecompilers.com/apk, but no string is Obfuscate. Tried on Win7 on both home and business pc, also tried with release 0.1.6...

I am almost new to android, so maybe I made some silly mistake in gradle...do you mind take a look. ASAP :)

Thanks man... wishing all the best.

proguard-rules.pro.txt build.gradle ---module.txt build.gradle ---project.txt from gradle console.txt gradle.properties.txt

C0886e.java - decompiled.txt

[MichaelRocks]

@nikolaGithub2018, which classes were marked with @Obfuscate? Currently there's an issue that prevents obfuscation of inner classes if their top-level class is marked with @Obfuscate. If you want you inner classes to be obfuscated you need to manually add @Obfuscate annotation to them.

[nikolaGithub2018]

It is not inner one. In example from attachment it is class JedStanjaFragment which extends Fragment... I can send you all of my više but all strings and coments inside are on serbian :) and project is not so small ...

четвртак, 04. јануар 2018., Michael Rozumyanskiy notifications@github.com је написао/ла:

@nikolaGithub2018 https://github.com/nikolagithub2018, which classes were marked with @Obfuscate? Currently there's an issue https://github.com/MichaelRocks/paranoid/issues/7 that prevents obfuscation of inner classes if their top-level class is marked with @Obfuscate. If you want you inner classes to be obfuscated you need to manually add @Obfuscate annotation to them.

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[MichaelRocks]

Yep, but which strings you want to be obfuscated? If they're in a nested class they won't be obfuscated until their class is annotated with @Obfuscate. It would be great if you can send me an original source file. Also I need a Gradle build log when you build your project with --debug flag. Please clean the project before that.

[nikolaGithub2018]

I apologise, did not figure out that (new TextWatcher(){} ) is inner class too...braindead. I heard braindead term few days ago and now I fully understand it. First I will go to buy another pack of redbull, and when I come back I will do whatever you want :)

Tell me how can I erase that issue posted on github (or mark it solved), or do it yourself if that is convinient to you - Just tell me how to fix it.

At least I can do is to give you credits on github and in my own app_info creditial...you name it.

Thanks.

oooooo to use @Obfuscate for listeners new classes, for example:

editText.addTextChangedListener( new TextWatcher(){ @Override public void onTextChanged(CharSequence cs, int s, int b, int c){ try { var= Integer.parseInt(cs.toString()); } catch (NumberFormatException e) {}

            if (var<-40||var>100){
                var=40;
                prikaziToast(getContext(),"Unesi var od -40 do 100");
            }
        }
        @Override
        public void beforeTextChanged(CharSequence cs, int s, int b,

int c){} @Override public void afterTextChanged(Editable e){} }); 04.01.2018. 11.17, "Michael Rozumyanskiy" notifications@github.com је написао/ла:

Yep, but which strings you want to be obfuscated? If they're in a nested class they won't be obfuscated until their class is annotated with @Obfuscate. It would be great if you can send me an original source file. Also I need a Gradle build log when you build your project with --debug flag. Please clean the project before that.

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[MichaelRocks]

I will close this issue as a duplicate. As a workaround you can convert an anonymous class to an inner class (that is make it have a name) and annotate it with @Obfuscate.