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As you can see in the screenshot above when I try to add new android project in eclipse idea, I go to File->Import but I didn't find Android import source to select.
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It's seems you have an eclipse idea without android adt bundle, you must add android adt bundle to your eclipse idea to able create android project using it.
to doing this please read this tutorial.
because of adding adt bundle is very difficult, I suggest you use android studio, an professional intelliJ-based idea for developing android applications. it's have every thing you need for android developing.
you can download it from here
good luck!
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is it possible to code in python inside android studio?
how can I do it.
I have an android app that I am try to develop. and I want to code some part in python.
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how can I do it.
I have an android app that I am try to develop. and I want to code some part in python.
Thanks for the help
If you mean coding part of your Android application in python (and another part for example in Java) it's not possible for now. However, you can write Python script and include it in your project, then write in your application part that will invoke it somehow. Also, you can use Android Studio as a text editor for Python scripts. To develop apps for Android in Python you have to use a proper library for it.
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is it possible to build apk on Android? Like it AIDE do.
Unfortunately Gradle is not available for AIDE, on their official website they stated that.
AIDE also supports basic Android Studio projects, which follow the default project structure. The full gradle build system is not yet
supported though.
Opening Android Studio projects in AIDE
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I start learning android developing with android studio. And with lynda.com tutorial called android studio first look. I try to install eclipse but i have so much errors in my projects with libraries. So my question is, is android studio good for beginners?
Eclipse was a main Android IDE, so many tutorial have written using it. But later, Google announced Android Studio, and it have been in beta version for a long time. But at current moment - Android Studio is one and only official IDE for Android, so if you are a beginner, it's a better for you to start using it, so later, you don't need to migrate your apps and projects from other IDE's. Also, Eclipse are no longer supported, so you should use Android Studio anyway.
Yeah, but it isn't equals eclipse, so you'll have studying a little more. Every start is the same, but carry on is the key. Prepare to pass many hours without sleep. hahaha
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Short Answer : No
Android Studio suggested by Google, but for you #Hossein Dibapour its better use and Programming with Eclipse Or IntelliJ IDEA.
for many Reasons :
with Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA you can learn easy for Base then, you can use Android Studio after you acquaintance with those.
and also, for you, Android Studio is hard for Add And Edit some Codes or work with Gradle's.
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I use Android Studio - How do you go about testing the official examples such as this?
I do not want to have to copy and paste all files into my project.
Are you new with android , you can test these applicavia developer mode on your device using ADT Bundle or android studios IDE for android
for such thing you have to write down or copy paste the code into your project and then when you are done attach your device to your system and turn on developer mode and try running application on device and test this application
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I downloaded the ADT Bundle and extracted as required, but when i want to create an android application, such an option does not exist.
Use the following steps:
go to window--Preferences--Android
then give your android sdk path
in my case:
like:/home/ravindmaurya/AndroidTa/adt-bundle-linux-x86_64-20130729/sdk
then press apply
Your SDK is not Configured therefore you can not create Android Project, First you have to configure Android SDK in Preferences like I am showing you in the below Snapshot
Now You will find Create Android Application Options
Download ADT from this link