python - aapt: Do not skip (null) files when packaging -

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i developing android application uses number of python scripts in res/raw deployed via sl4a , included in app's apk. scripts make use of python packages, directories contain number of 0byte sized __init__.py files necessary python recognize directories packages. problem aapt skips files during packaging, preventing scripts working on device/emulator, modules not found interpreter:

[aapt] creating full resource package...  [null]     (skipping (null) file '/home/user/app/res/raw/pypackage/__init__.py')

is there way tell aapt include files nevertheless, or have pad files manually make them >0kb sized? looked @ aapt command-line options didn't find anything.

if problem can add comment '#' inside __init__.py files. if find more problems directory structure can use tar or zip , expand after apk installation.


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