You can do it by manipulating your settings.gradle file instead of going
through the UI and trying to import a module; the UI isn't there for it yet.
include ':module'
project(': module').projectDir = new File(settingsDir,
'../relative/path/to/module')
I would strongly encourage you to not use a pure relative path here; in
this example, the path is anchored to the "settingsDir" variable supplied
by Gradle, which is defined to be the directory where settings.gradle is
found. If you use a pure relative path (i.e isn't anchored to anything),
you're dependent on the working directory being the same in all
environments where the build file is run (command line vs. Android Studio
vs. CI server), which isn't a good thing to assume.
On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 4:56 AM, Angels Victory <xiuzhuo2...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> How can i add a library project (lib1), which is a module of one
> AndroidStudioProject(A), into another AndroidStudioProject (we say project
> B)?
>
> Wenn i use File->Import Module under Project B and choose the folder of
> A/lib1, the AndroidStudio make a *COPY* of lib1 as B/lib1.
>
> Please forgive my poor knowledge about Gradle and AndroidStudio
>
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, December 10, 2014 6:42:01 PM UTC+1, Artem Zinnatullin wrote:
>>
>> Don't worry, of course you can add dependencies on other projects.
>> First, take an overview of Gradle documentation.
>>
>> Then add build.gradle into your library project and add it as dependency
>> in app's build.gradle and add 'include' block to the settings.gradle.
>>
>> I'd recommend you to read "Gradle Multi-project Builds":
>> https://gradle.org/docs/current/userguide/multi_project_builds.html
>> Also, check Android Gradle Plugin User Guide: http://tools.android.
>> com/tech-docs/new-build-system/user-guide
>>
>> On Wednesday, December 10, 2014 2:48:18 PM UTC+3, Angels Victory wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello everyone,
>>>
>>> i am a two-years Android App Developer and struggling of converting from
>>> Eclipse to Android Studio.
>>>
>>> I agree that there are many *cool* features in new AS IDE which could
>>> improve the work greatly.
>>>
>>> But one things plagued me very much:
>>>
>>> *I could not reference a private Android Library Project direct into my
>>> developing Project without creating a another copy*.
>>>
>>> I already create dosens of private Android Library Project with eclipse
>>> and want to reuse it for always.
>>>
>>> What i would do in Eclipse is just rightclick
>>> Project->Properties->Android->Add.. ->Choose library project.
>>>
>>> It takes no more than 10 sec and another 30 s to rebuild eclipse
>>> project.
>>>
>>> By following instructions from Google Developers page I can create or
>>> import module in a AS Project as library. I could add module depencey of
>>> library to the application module.
>>>
>>> But what Android Studio do is import the source of my existing old
>>> library project and make a hard copy in my new AS Project folder.
>>>
>>> I can also not figure out how could a library module of one project be
>>> reused in another AS Project. Will it means that once i improved my library
>>> project code, i must copy it into each AS Projects which contains the hard
>>> copy of that library? What worse is some of my private librarys could have
>>> reference to the other!
>>>
>>> As i searched by google, what i could do to this situation is uploading
>>> the lib project to a maven resposity and reference via Gadle.This will cost
>>> too much time compare to 10+30s in eclipse - > Just for maybe a small
>>> change of the library project. Or i have to develop all my android app
>>> (application and library) in the same AS Project?
>>>
>>> I am very appreciate if anyone can tell me that Android Studio has
>>> already such function or is this will be a future consideration of Android
>>> Studio developer team ?
>>>
>>> Because it is too important for me! The Eclipse could be slow and stupid
>>> but it allow me to reuse my 2 years code simply.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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