[Android] Integer.toString isn't required in this string declaration. Concatenation handles this.
For example: "string" + 1 will just be concatenated as "string1" implicitly.
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@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ public class GameListFragment extends Fragment
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for (int a = 0; a < intDirectories; ++a)
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{
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String BrowseDir = NativeLibrary.GetConfig("Dolphin.ini", "General", "GCMPath" + Integer.toString(a), "");
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String BrowseDir = NativeLibrary.GetConfig("Dolphin.ini", "General", "GCMPath" + a, "");
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File currentDir = new File(BrowseDir);
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File[]dirs = currentDir.listFiles();
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try
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