I'm using android studio and have been able to properly import Robolectric.
When writing code in the test class it responds as though I'm simply using a textEditor.
To give an example of my problem: When I create a POJO I am able to give the constructor a the wrong arguments and the IDE doesn't respond at all.
And i do have the correct POJO import.
Powersave mode!
Put it off and your ide will work as usually ;)
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I know there's some way to do this because i've done it by accident, I just don't know the proper terminology to use in a google/SO search, so my apologies. For instance: the View class, a built in Android class, how can I bring up the file inside Android Studio with all the methods etc to see how the class works? and yes I'm aware I can just go to android.developer.com and see everything, but thats not my question.
I think you're talking about going to the class declaration. On Mac you can hold down Command and click on the class you want to go to, for Windows and Linux you can hold Control and click on the class.
https://developer.android.com/studio/intro/keyboard-shortcuts.html
Just migrating Eclipse to Android Studio, and struggling a lot without knowing much shortcuts and import the extended class methods such as "Right Click-> Source->Override/Implement Methods" then we implement methods. Here I found no Source option. How may I include those methods. plz help me to get this quickly, as now I'm typing them .
In Android Studio the menu you're looking for is Code. You then can select what types of methods you need generated.
Am a QA engineer for the Android/IOS apps. As well as new to automation. I am trying out to automate some apps using Robotium. Referring to the link http://testdroid.com/tech/54/automated-ui-testing-android-applications-robotium
But when I created a new Android Application Test Project, the package is not getting identified and am not seeing any default classes inside it.
Attaching the snapshot. Can you folks plz help me as to why the package is not getting identified!!
The com.example.demo.qa.app.test is shown as null. Am wondering as to what is the reason for it.
Thanks
I suggest you to read the manual, in your own example or in their web There are no default classes afaik, you have to create your test class in that package
I downloaded the Browser source code from https://github.com/android/platform_packages_apps_browser.
I am able to access the hidden and internal package with the help of http://devmaze.wordpress.com/2011/01/18/using-com-android-internal-part-1-introduction/ tutorial.
I am not able to build the source code for Android 4.0.3. But when compiled for Android 4.0.3 Eclipse shows "This class must implement the inherited abstract method AbsSpinner.layout(int, boolean), but cannot override it since it is not visible from FolderSpinner. Either make the type abstract or make the inherited method visible" error in FolderSpinner class.
Thanks in advance for help.
Regards,
Vibhor
You can only build AOSP apps as part of the whole firmware. They are not designed to be built individually.
I am having some problem. When I run an console application in eclipse (non-android) I imported google-api-client-googleapis-1.4-beta.jar google-http-client-1.8.3-beta.jar
It work!!
but when I import the same thing into my android application, it fail at new com.google.api.client.http.apache.ApacheHttpTransport(); [ClassNotDef Exception]
Then I follow a lot of the post suggesting a list of library, download all of them, and import all of them.... but it still doesn't should The way I import is right click on the project->config build path -> library -> add external jar file..
So once it switch to android application, it can't find the class. I thought I import the class properly, but since I am having the classNotDef I don't think I am. Anyone knows the reason why????
Any Hints will be good.
Or maybe suggest a list of libraries require for project.
Thanks a ton.
Lawrence
The class you are looking for does not exist in Android's package structure. There are two solutions to this problem:
1: You can check out the corresponding package's documentation and use a different class.
2: On the other hand you can take the class you want and package it with your application. Then it is guaranteed that it will be found.