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Package renaming in eclipse android project
Is there a easy way to change the package name of an android project? When I change it in manifest from xxx.en to xxx.zh, I need to fix all "import xxx.en.R" to "import xxx.zh.R" in every java files! plz help me, a easy way is needed.
If you are using eclipse,
3 steps:
1) change in manifest
2) select project in navigator and press clt+h. Search from string
import xxx.en.R; In search tab you will get full list of string matches.
3) Right click any of the match and select replace all , enter the replace text as "import xxx.zh.R;"
Hit enter and its done.
You can try by: right click on your project > Android Tools > Rename Application Package. I think this link is useful for you: How to change package name of an Android Application
In the manifest file, instead of the old package name, put the new package name at every location
Your classes may need direct package name references like activity android:name="com.abc.Myactivity".
Right click the package name inside the project. Select Refactor>Rename and type the desired new package name. select "update references".
Change the layout xml files with the new package name
It is very easy
Just click on package which you want to change name than press F2 key it will show warning than press ok than rename package.
com.*.**
after press F2
Com.####.*
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I know how to change the package name, suppose from com.example.abc to com.xyz.abc but here in my project the package name is com.abc and I want to change it to com.xyz.abc. How can I do that on Android Studio? Could someone help me with it?
This question is not a duplicate of another post that was linked to it as in my case there is no middle name.
My question differs from the other questions that were linked to my post, in my case there is no middle name. Anyways, I have already fixed the issue.
Create a package xyz under com folder. Then Move all the directory which is inside com folder to xyz folder.
Rename xyz to abc. You will have com.abc.abc. Refactor > Move all files from child abc to parent abc folder. Finally, delete child abc folder.
When I have to make a new string constant in a project I often use to simply write down the reference first just like: R.sring.my_new_string then I use Alt + Enter to pop up this dialog:
The problem is, as you can see only the default 'values' is selected when the dialog pops and I have to select the other 'values-it' (Italian strings) manualy to create the same string resource to that file too.
Of course this results in a deficient 'values-it/strings.xml' file because a lot of times I simply forget to select the checkbox.
Is there a way to somehow set Android Studio to always create the string resource for EVERY strings.xml in the project?
Thanks in advance
Press that to select all.
That doesn't solve your problem?
Happy coding!
I'm trying to change my package name in eclipse, i have tried everything, my last try was to change it from android tools-> rename application package but that didn't seem to change the package in the code files itself, i have more than one package in my app, so i selected the first one and pressed F2 then i typed in the same package name and it changed in the files, but when i selected the second package and pressed F2 i didn't want to change, it says package already exists ! i'm just wondering how the app name and package is read on Google play, is it from manifest file only ?
You have to right click on the package > Refacor > Rename
I created a wonderful app, but I want to rename the "application name" alone... (i.e the name seen by the user on the app icon ) .. ( this isn't package renaming)
How do I do it, without creating a new one ...
In the strings.xml file, there is an element app_name which is used in the AndroidManifest's application element as the app's name. Just change the value of app_name in the strings.xml file to change the name of your app.
You don't need to refactor to change the name that people see. That is set in your res->values->Strings.xml file. You can call it what you want.
you can try Refactor -> rename.
I find it a waste of time that every time I need to enter a string that I have to go edit the strings.xml file manually. What I'd like to be able to do ideally is have Eclipse pop up a dialog box that lets me specify the name of the resource and the value for it. Then Eclipse would generate the code in strings.xml and paste the correct reference to the string at the cursor position.
Does such a facility exist?
Select a String, click Refactor --> Android --> Extract Android String.