There does seem to be a real problem with the order in which the build
steps occur, so that R.java is sometimes not created before it is
needed during the build process.
I have an application which has both a free and paid version available
in the Android market. I build both versions from the
hmmm i am also experiancing the r.layout.main problem.
i am making use of the android eclipse pluging.
and there is no import android.R; in my code.
On Jan 29, 12:54 pm, André pha...@hotmail.com wrote:
Ok, sweet. I tried that and made the red line grow smaller. But now I
realised that on one
Do you have Eclipse set to build automatically?
Else, see Xavier's post in this thread
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 4:39 AM, DredMonkey akafri...@gmail.com wrote:
hmmm i am also experiancing the r.layout.main problem.
i am making use of the android eclipse pluging.
and there is no import
That's not a dependency issue.
Creating the R.java file is part of the build process, and if you
don't let Eclipse build automatically, you will need to force a
project compilation every time you add/remove a resources so that the
R class is updated.
People who work with the Ant build script
I had this problem on every other build until I turned on the Eclipse
flag ProjectBuild Automatically.
I believe that is the default when Eclipse is installed, but I
unchecked it because I thought it was unnecessary. Even now, I think
it is necessary only to cover up a bug in Eclipse when it
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