Went away on its own, somehow... On Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at 5:01:09 PM UTC+2, Eran Berkovitz wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm currently splitting my current library project, to 3 projects. > So basically, I want to have *com.my.libA,* *com.my.libB* which both > depend on *com.my.lib_common*. > > In addition, I want to have *com.my.lib_common* hold resources which will > be used by the other two. > > Finally, there's an *application* project which depends on *com.my.libB*. > > But here is where I fail. > > I can use *R.string.some_string* from my common library in the other two > but then I get an *exception at runtime* saying "No static field > some_string of type I in class Lcom/my/libB.R$string; or its superclasses > (declaration of 'com.my.libB.R$string' appears in > /data/app/com.my_domain.app-1/base.apk)". > > On the other hand, if I use *com.my.lib_common.R.string.some_string*, I > get a compilation error. > > Am I missing something? > > Thanks > >
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