I created an Android library project and an app project which is use my library. I sent into svn:
svn/trunk/library and svn/trunk/app.
Can I checkout both under Eclipse in a same time? So my destination that I checkout just svn/trunk and the library project and app project will be create. Thanks
You create the 2 projects in svn and In that case you need to checkout the app and library project separately to eclipse.
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I cloned this repository from github and opened it as a new project.
The project view shows no gradle and I cant run the provided samples.
How can I create or add a gradle to the project and run the samples?
The repository directory what you have mentioned is not an android project.
This is the URL for that wheel sample
Android-Wheel-Menu
and also it is developed in Eclipse. So better download it from browser. then load it from Android STUDIO.
What you cloned is not an Android application but a library for Android applications. Thus, it's not intended to be run standalone which is why you don't find a build.gradle. You need to create a new Android project and then follow the steps under "Usage" which explain how to integrate it in a project.
This library is marked as deprecated, so you might want consider using another one.
I am currently using a library found on github, which our client is updating daily.
Right now, I have cloned the repository, imported the project as a separate module, and I have been able to use it just fine.
However, when the client updates the library, I have to sync, remove the module from my project, and add the updated one.
I should mention that I have to use the github app, cannot use the system embedded in Android Studio.
Is there a way to do this better?
imported the project as a separate module
If, in addition of declaring it as a "module", you import that project as a git submodule, then you can make that submodule follow a branch, and a simple git submodule update --remote would be enough to update the project sources.
I have develop one library project using android studio [with gradle]. Now i want to integrate my library project in my main project.
I have successfully integrate this project in android studio using maven. But i don't know how to integrate this library project with my main project using eclise IDE. I have search many times in google as well stackoverflow but not found any solution.
So please give me any hint or solution.
Hi As you may know android studio structure is different from eclipse project. if you want to move studio to eclipse there are lots gradle dependencies files generated by android studio, that eclipse never used this files & even eclipse can not understand these all files.
The simplest way is just create the android project in eclipse and copy all your resources directory files( inside you values directory & drawable if you used ) and source files with the keeping the package structure you have in library project & mark the project as library in your project-> properties under the android tab checked the project as library.
In short you have to manually convert the project in eclipse there is not other options for directly convert the studio project in to eclipse.
Thank you.
You can to link aar library as separate project(type this project as library) and make dependence into main project.
I am currently using Android Stuio Beta 0.8.1 an its working fine but I am having an issue with library projects are handled.
In Eclipse, I create an Android project which is my app project and another project which is my Library project. From my App project, I reference my Library Project and I can modify the library project and the changes are automatically built into the app project.
I am trying to do the same thing with Android studio but am having a problem.
The problem is I create my Library project in Android Studio and my App Project in Android Studio.
From my app project I go File > Import Module and point to my library project and it then copies all of the source code from my library project into my apps project structure.
From my app project I then project structure and select module dependency of the module I have just imported.
The problem is though, as it copies all of the source from my library project into my app project, if I modify the code that's imported into the app project structure, then the library project isn't updated, and if I update the library project code, the app referencing the library doesn't see the change.
My library is being referenced by multiple projects, and at the moment if I change, librar projects, the apps continue to use the old code, so I am having to copy/paste the source code into the apps project stucture and re-build.
Am I missing something basic or is it just Android Studio isn't really working too well witih libraries so copy/paste is my only option for the time being.
Because libraries must live within the main project, it's difficult to share them across projects. If that's your usage, the library should be its own project that you publish to maven locally. After that, you can declare it as a dependency similar to any other. Keep in mind that the version number of the library becomes important; when you make changes to the library, be sure to publish with a new version number.
I am using ADT for android development.
When we create a new android project example ProjectABC, a appcompat_v7 project is automatically created with it.
I understand that it is created for providing the backward compatibility for the older versions of android.
My question is:
If I am using bitbucket as a repository, I add ProjectABC to the repository. Do I also need to add the appcompat_v7 project to the repository? If yes, then I be adding two different projects?
Thanks
Raja