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I have a strange problem with ADT and Eclipse at the moment. The R file does not get rebuilt automatically - I always have to do a clean to see the changes ( e.g. after inserting a string in strings.xml). I use ADT 21 and Eclipse 3.8 - any idea where I can look into to resolve this problem?
The setting to build automatically in eclipse could be disabled but there could also be an error in one of the xml files. Usually just cleaning then building is enough to get rid of it altogether but you could also try deleting R then clean/build.
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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 keep getting this error, almost twice or thrice every minute:
Fatal Configuration Problem Low disk space in android studio system directory partition.
I have 300GB+ free on my hard-disk, how can I get rid of this?
Here is a related bug report : https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-118718
A workaround seems to be to add this property :
idea.no.system.path.space.monitoring=true
in ~/Library/Preferences/<YOUR_ANDROID_STUDIO_VERSION>/studio.vmoptions
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In the new Motorola Website i can't find any link to MotoDev Studio.
I used it in the last year and now it seems disappeared.
Do you know where can i find last builds?
They are not supporting MotoDev studio anymore. This has to do with the restructure after the purchase from Google.
I am not sure about downloading legacy builds, but Motorola isn't actively developing this anymore (and laid off most of the team that was working on this).
You might search for "MOTODEV Core Plugins", as they renamed studio to that - but you probably want to not use these tools anymore, since they are not being supported moving forward.
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I see that Eclipse takes hell lot of time to build project. Is there any way to fasten the build process?
Guys found the solution,
There is a tool developed by Chainfire..
FAAPT
Download the zip, Replace the aapt file in your platform tools by this one.. Its super fast.. i can build the project in just 2 -3 seconds.. :)
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I have installed Documentation for Android package using AVD manager.
On hovering over any element it pops up "Note: This element has no attached source and the Javadoc could not be found in the attached Javadoc"
I can't figure exactly what needs to be set in javadoc location in project properties or something else needs to be done :-/
If you haven't already done so, try running Project > Clean in Eclipse.
Can you provide any example on where the javadoc isn't available? I had the same doubts, but as soon as I opened the Eclipse view "Javadoc" and selected the class/method I wanted to know more about, there the doc appeared.