Hi: I'm trying to transfer my scala project to android recently,so I found your posr. I followed your steps but in the third step,I can not found framework supprt all the selections. I 'm using android Studio 1.1.0 and scala plugin 0.41.2 in jetbrain.Do you know how to solve this?
thank you very much. On Saturday, September 28, 2013 at 7:33:42 PM UTC+8, Markus Marvell wrote: > > Maybe this info is out of date for someone but Android Studio has Scala > support via Scala plugin (for IntelliJ). > I desparately tied to install it some days ago and it failed to get up > even from disk. Now it is on latest A.Studio 0.2.10. > > How to (correct me if i do something wrong): > 1. Go Settings > Plugins > Browse Repositories > Search Scala > Install > 2. Create new project > 3. Right click main module in Project pane. Select Add Framework support > > Select Scala. > 4. Now strange thing. There is no Project structure content when clicking > on Project Structure (hope it's bug in AS 0.2.10). So the way to outflank > is right clicking module > Select Open Module settings. Now the project > modules are present. (But no other staff, artifacts, libs, etc). But anyway > Scala facet can be accessed. > 5. In Project Structure click main module and add Scala-library to > dependencies. > 6. There is no scala source folder so create new folder "scala" under > src/main. Right click it. Select Mark Directory As > Select Source. > 7. Create Scala class for your activity in scala source folder. > 8. Add new activity to manifest. > 9. Run project. > > One more strange thing: > Seems project execution is one step before compilation. I mean i change > code, then Run project and it launches previous version of compilation. So > to see new one i should Run it again. It's strange but not critical. May be > i misconfigured something. Let me know what exactly if you have any idea. > > And one more thing i can't get is how to include proguard configuration > file, as the Android facet in Project Structure pane is deaf to clicks. > > But in general Scala is usable in AS. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "scala-on-android" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to scala-on-android+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
