I can't create new android projects the way that it is intended to like in the instructions.
This is the first page I get: .
I don't know how I create a android project from here. Also when I open older android project I can't build them...
I'm using Mac btw
Any Idea?
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So , I created an Empty c++ Project In Visual Studio 2019 And Linked The Libraries Non-Staticly
(That Means I Just The Placed The dll's in The Qutput Directory) And Then Closed VIsual Studio And Switched To VSCode And Now I Build The Project Using Devloper Cmd(Of Visual Studio Of Course) and MSBuild I Use SFML To Make The Project And Now Want To Port It Over To Android (Or IOS Or Both Anything Will Work)
Is There Any Way That This Can Happen ? Please Ask Me If You Want Any Other Information
You should install the Mobile Development with C++ package in the Visual Studio Installer. Create a new C++ project using the template Native-Activity Application (Android).
Trying to convert one project type to another is pointless and a waste of your time. However, your old source code can be included in the new project using the various right click actions.
I am trying to create an android program but, every time I set it up it does not make a new project **successfully**, the project that is made has a huge number of errors..
All the specifications are given in the screen shots below...
Making the Project
ADT
Maybe you can try opening it on Android Studio, an then making the new project there. Hope it could help you.
you need to import android-support-v7-appcompat library then clean your project
try to start using android studio, as suggest by developers/google Android studio for android Development, Android studio having much more functionality then eclipse and provide faster tools.
Android Studio
I'm trying to develop a plugin for Android Studio to add a new type of project to the selection of project wizards. Unfortunately it seems like Android Studio blocks every project wizard besides the one for Android projects. So far I already have a solution which works well in IntelliJ but not in AS. I already took a look at this question but as I am trying to create a new wizard instead of reactivating an existing one I hope there might be a solution for that.
For everyone trying to convince me to use IntelliJ IDEA with Android Plugin instead: unfortunately this is not and option as I have to stick to Android Studio.
tl;dr: trying to create a project wizard in Android Studio. Works in Intellij IDEA but not in Android Studio.
I'm trying to follow tutorials on Android but the default project that Android Studio creates has stuff like PlaceholderFragment and fragment XML files.
I'm having trouble following any of these guides because they all expect you to use Eclipse, which creates a different standard project without all this fragment code.
Should I just switch to Eclipse?
I would recommend synchronizing your tutorials and tools. Right now, that probably means switching to Eclipse. Android Studio is still an early-access previews. I don't recommend that newcomers to Android start with Android Studio, in part because of the struggles that you are encountering. Android Studio uses project structures set up for the new Gradle-based build system, which is different from what Eclipse uses. Plus, the wizards may generate different files, as you are seeing.
Now, if you can find a set of tutorials that happen to be based on Android Studio, and you want to go that route, that's your call. But a newcomer to Android trying to translate instructions for Eclipse into instructions for Android Studio is likely to get frustrated. So, if your tutorials are for Eclipse, I would recommend using Eclipse.
I've been searching the web for half a day now but I just can't figure out how to create a new Android Library with Android Studio.
I've tried doing things like this: How to create a library project in Android Studio and an application project that uses the library project
But when I enter the New Module menu it just says "Nothing to show".
I can't find out why or how to fix it.
Is there a way to manually add a library? If so, how?
I'm trying to add an import method to my app so users can import a preferably rar file or just a folder to be used in the app.
TL;DR: How can I add the option Android Library to my New Module menu inside Android Library?
EDIT: To clarify things; I've made a web app in which u can create your own click/touch-able interface. The projects u make with that app can be exported to a rar file which is basicly a webpage with html, css and javascript that runs the project. I can run that webpage in my android app just fine but I need other users to be able to import the files somehow. So I was thinking about using a file manager so users can import the files into the app. I'm working with this one a.t.m. https://code.google.com/p/afiledialog/ but it needs to be a library.
Updated my Android Studio today and guess what, it's fixed!
So anyone who has this problem just update asap. Tried this on Mac and Windows and it now works on both.
PS: I'm on version 0.2.6 now (version of august 24). Guess I was one day too early with the question :P