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So, I've got a handful of "Utility" style classes in some of my projects. I'm curious if I can move them to an Android Library Project that contains all or most of my non-app specific glue code (wrappers and interfaces, mostly). So, my question is what happens to the files I don't need in that library. I know Android Library Projects basically just copy their code into the other project, so if I say use 25% of the code in my "general purpose" library, will my app actually contain the bytecode for all 100%, or does it properly strip it down to only the stuff I need. I had some issues with

While programming my Android app I just kept inserting elements in strings.xml with no order whatsoever . Is there a shortcut key (like Ctrl + Shift + F can organize android: attributes in an XML layout file) that sorts string elements alphabetically? For anyone else who bumps into this. Copy all the string elements, paste into an Excel spreadsheet sort A-Z and then copy and paste back. This is actually a feature in ADT plugin: However, it only sort elements in Resources viewer, it doe not modify anything in the original strings.xml file. For those who have access to GNU or similar *nix

What is the difference between the Android Development Tools and the Android SDK Tools and the Android SDK Platform-tools and the Android SDK Build-tools? And why not merge some of them into fewer groups? The 4 tools confused me when I downgrading/upgrading them. akinfermo Well, the Android Development Tools(ADT) is a plugin that is used in combination with Eclipse to develop apps.There is an ADT bundle that is a package that contains everything you need to start creating apps. However the SDK Tools is a downloadable component for the Android SDK . It includes the complete set of development

I want to start programming for android so I downloaded Eclipse and installed ADT Plugin on it and downloaded the Android SDK Now when I want to create a new android project in "File->New->Android Application Project" it directs me to a page that wants "Application name" & "Project name" etc. so I filled the fields like this: Application name: Hello Project name: Hello Package name: test.example.hello Minimum required SDK: API8: Android 2.2(Froyo) Target SDK: API16: Android 4.1(Jelly Bean) Compile with: theme: none But the "Next" button is disabled! in the top of the page it says: " A package

When trying to create a new Android Project with Eclipse, there is no Build Target available. I have: Installed ADT Plugin Created a virtual device Installed Android SDK, installed platform + platform tools Set the Android SDK path to Eclipse. I have tried every fix I have found, but they just tell me to do those things I just mentioned. EDIT: In Window -> Preferences -> Android, it accepted my path, but there is No target avaible there. And yes, I have installed: Android SDK tools, revision 10 Android SDK platform-tools, revision 3 SDK platform Android 2.2 API 8, revision 2 Set your SDK home

What does the "Project->Android Tools->Fix Project Properties" Eclipse command exaclty do? I have read many times to use it, mostly in answers related with Android R generation problems in Eclipse, but for me it is like magic, I press on it and I suppose it Fixs some Project Properties, but nothing happens... no visual feedback, no info on which project properties has been fixed... anyone can give a bit of insight on what does it exactly do? Thx By looking into ADT source code, specifically into FixProjectAction and reading source and comments we can see that it calls: ProjectHelper.fixProject

This question already has an answer here: Android ClassNotFoundException: Didn't find class on path 36 answers The error I describe below, occurs when: Install the app on a device directly from the APK. Download the app by Play Store The error don´t occurs when: Install apk through Eclipse pressing the 'run' button java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to instantiate activity ComponentInfo{my.package/my.package.MainActivity}: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: my.package.MainActivity at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:1998) at android.app.ActivityThread

一．Eclipse的下载 到网站： http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ 上，由于我们是用Java开发的所以步骤如下： 1. 找到“Eclipse IDE for java Developers”此处右上角会根据你当前使用的系统自动选择，Mac下就会自动选择位“Mac OS X（Cocoa）” 2. 然后点击右边的“Mac OS X 64bit”（这里我的Pro是i5处理器可以用64位的），根据你的机器也可以选择“Mac OS X 32bit”进行下载。 二．安装ADT ADT是Android应用程序的开发环境 在线安装，本来还有个离线安装的，但是我试图去下载这个离线安装包但是没有找到下载的地方，所以这里我主要介绍如何进行在线安装。 1. 点击菜单中的Help ——> Install New Software⋯ ; 2. 在弹出的对话框中有个“Work with”，在右边的输入栏中输入： https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/ 然后下面就会pending出来一个“Developer Tools”，勾选上，然后一路的Next下去就可以安装完成。 三．设定ADT 在菜单栏Refactor中如果能看到Android的标签表示ADT安装成功。 1下载Android SDK 打开网站： http:/