That works for me, thank you very much, sbarta!
I really suggest AndroidStudio supply this method via UI for it is just a
simple but very common action in Eclipse.
And i could not find this in offical tutorial, which will be very difficult
for new AS user.
Regards.
On Thursday, December 11, 2014 3:45:34 PM UTC+1, sbarta wrote:
>
> 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 <xiuzh...@gmail.com
> <javascript:>> 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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