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This is my first time making an app with XML layouts. In the past I have always dynamically generated my layouts at runtime, so don't worry, I am NOT an Android newbie. Still, this is my first time with static layouts. So what's this message all about?

[2010-09-22 20:43:23 - Rockport] 'default' is not a best match for any device/locale combination.
[2010-09-22 20:43:23 - Rockport] Displaying it with 'Locale Language ___Region __, Normal Screen, Short screen aspect ratio, Landscape Orientation, No Dock, Day time, Medium Density, Finger-based touchscreen, Soft keyboard, Qwerty keybard, Trackball navigation, Screen resolution 480x320'

It gets printed to my Eclipse console every time I open up one of the layouts in the layout/ folder. If I open the layout from any other folder, such as layout-land/ then I get no message. Is it just the graphical layout editor saying, "Here's how I'm going to display things for you?" Can I safely ignore it?

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I think it is just information you can ignore

GôTô
Yeh, I'm pretty sure my original guess is correct, it's just the layout editor choosing an arbitrary device configuration.
Neil Traft