Sorry if this is obvoius but I am quite new to android development. I
am currently trying to learn about using fragments and using fragments
for different screen sizes and screen orientations.
So, I intend learn about and use the Android Compatibility Package.
With that comes a sample, "Support4Demos", which I import to my
Eclipse workspace. If I set project build target to API level 15
(4.0.3) everything looks fine, but if I set build taget to something
like API level 10 (2.3.3) Eclipse will report an error for one of the
files.
The file is styles.xml under directory values-v11 and one of the
errors are reported for the following:
<!-- For API level 11 or later, the Holo theme is available and we
prefer that. -->
<style name="ThemeHolo" parent="android:Theme.Holo">
</style>
The comment indicates that this should be used for API level 11 or
later. But if it does not compile what is the file doing in a sample
for a compatibility package supposed to be used for API levels earlier
than API level 11. This leads me to think that I do something wrong
with my project setup.
If I intend to have my app be compatible for all versions from 2.3.3
and later should I not set project build target to API level 10
(2.3.3) ( and correspondingly the min sdk attribute)? Or can it be OK
to set project build taget to the latest API level and still use it on
earlier builds?
Thank you in advance from a confused beginner.
Sven
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