Add enclosing class to Eclipse template - android

I do many logging in Android, so I want to create an Eclipse template for quick logging. This is my template :
Name: log
Pattern: Log.d("${enclosing_package}", "${enclosing_method}" +${cursor});
I need to add enclosing class to log info but there is no $enclosing_class. Is there any way to get enclosing_class?
Thanks!

You want ${enclosing_type}.
The complete list of template variables is available in Eclipse help.

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Apparently it has no effect whatsoever and is just an obnoxious error.
I was able to use the class nontheless.
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Class not found exception due to wrong md5

I'm building a Xamarin android app.
After xamarin update I get a build error. I can't tell if that is related at all but what worked before now throws an exception: ClassNotFoundException. The class exists and is a proper activity. There was no change in that area at all.
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W/monodroid( 4201): JNIEnv.FindClass(Type) caught unexpected exception: Java.Lang.ClassNotFoundException: md56629fa8edd4a41a77563f74c5f9a5f792.MainActivity the md5 part is not the same as the folder where the MainActivity.class resides in (md56b5cfc81a7b5c4227a0c9a4dcb7dab856). When I delete that folder a new one is generated during a build. Its md5 is different again. But the exception reappears, asking for the same old md5 as before.
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[Register("my.cool.package.MyTypeName")]
public class MyTypeName : SomeJavaType
{
}
For classes such as Activity you can alternatively use the Name property in the Activity attribute:
[Activity(Label = "MyActivity", Name = "my.cool.package.MyActivity")]
public class MyActivity : Activity
{
}

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I've read through similar errors however I'm confused as to how to avoid this error when working with the ADT plugin for eclipse.
I'm attempting to follow this tutorial on how to create a Grid view of images:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/layout/gridview.html
Step five simply states open Open HelloGridView.java, however I'm not sure if I should just create a new class, or activity.
"Step five:
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I get this error when my code path does not match the package name.
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