问题
I'd like to bring out an Android app in the near future, so I was wondering how to support a couple of funcitonalities I have got used whilst developing for J2ME and iPhone
- first the versioning. With J2ME (using NetBeans as IDE) I had the option to auto-increment the softwwares version every time I compiled it. I was wondering if something like this is available for Eclipse and if so how to use it ?
- secondly a common code base. Is it possible to have a common code base for several projects ? For example I might have a game which actually uses the same code but needs different graphic resources. I'd hate to have a different project for every game/app and have to manually edit every project's source every time I want to submit a new code-change. Any solution for this ?
Thanks in advance for every kind of help/hints/tips !
回答1:
Another idea:
If you can package the common code into Classes then a library approach would help. In eclipse under project properties you can add a library to your project.
Hope this helps you on.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3706512/versioning-and-common-code-bases-with-eclipse