import java.io.FileNotFoundException;

	private final MainActivity act;

	private static void copyFileOrDir(AssetManager assetManager, File target, String assetPath) throws IOException {

		try {

			copyFile(assetManager, target, assetPath);

		} catch(FileNotFoundException e) {

			/*

			 * I can't find a better way to figure out whether an asset entry is

			 * a file or a directory. Checking if assetManager.list(assetPath)

			 * is empty is a bit cleaner, but SLOW.

			 */

			if (!target.isDirectory() && !target.mkdir()) {

				throw new IOException("Unable to create directory "+target);

			}

			for (String asset : assetManager.list(assetPath)) {

				DownloadAssets.copyFileOrDir(assetManager, new File(target, asset), assetPath + "/" + asset);

			}

		}

	private static void copyFile(AssetManager assetManager, File target, String assetPath) throws IOException {

		InputStream is = null;

		OutputStream os = null;

		byte[] buffer = new byte[8192];

		try {

			is = assetManager.open(assetPath);

			os = new FileOutputStream(target);

			int size;

			while((size=is.read(buffer)) != -1) {

				os.write(buffer, 0, size);

			}

			os.close(); // Important to close this non-quietly, in case of exceptions when flushing

		} finally {

			Utils.closeQuietly(is);

			Utils.closeQuietly(os);

		}

	@Override

	protected Long doInBackground(Object... params) {

		try {

			Utils.resRawToFilesDir(act, R.array.schemes, Scheme.DIRECTORY_SCHEME);

			Utils.resRawToFilesDir(act, R.array.weapons, Weapon.DIRECTORY_WEAPON);

			Utils.resRawToFilesDir(act, R.array.teams, Team.DIRECTORY_TEAMS);

			DownloadAssets.copyFileOrDir(act.getAssets(), Utils.getDataPathFile(act), "Data");

			return 0l;

		} catch(IOException e) {

			Log.e("org.hedgewars.hedgeroid", e.getMessage(), e);

			return 1l;

		}

	}

	@Override