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    XRichText

    XRichText

    An Android rich text class library that supports graphic & text mixing

    ... event interface and delete image interface. For specific usage methods, please refer to the following documentation, or refer to the demo implementation. The picture selector in the Demo is the Zhihu open-source library Matisse, which is adapted to the Android 7.0 system and uses FileProvider to obtain the picture path. The development environment is updated to AS 3.4.2 + Gradle 4.4 + compileSDK 28 + support library 28.0.0.
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    Java Meta Weblog API (jMwa) is a Java util library and implementation of the MetaWeblog API. For example it allows to post to a weblog (that supports XML-RPC and the MetaWeblog API).
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