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Importing "Existing Android Code into Workspace" causes an error #7
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OK, I get the same error when I try to Import is as existing Android code. |
I can confirm this also, I have android-17 and import fails with the same message. |
I'm also having the same issue. |
I also got this. However, I continued the imports anyway and then right-clicked the project, and then clicked Android Tools > Fix Project Properties Project works fine now. |
Ah, so it appears to work if you use "Import Existing Projects into Workspace" as opposed to "Import Existing Android Code (weird): I'll look into why the "Android" import doesn't work, but for now, just use the first import. (Android development will still be enabled). Or use Android Studio — we have gradle files now! |
Hmmm its interesting to me that the stripe 'library' has a res file. Importing as non-android makes sense given that this is an sdk, but generally speaking to have your project counted as an android 'library' you should not have a res folder. |
I can look into it — @VicV, want to add an issue? |
@phillco looking into all of it shortly, will do. |
I've documented the above solution for eclipse in |
Thanks, @stephen! |
Project doesn't import into current Android Developer Tools:
(Note: I'm new to Android development and could entirely possibly be screwing this up somehow.)
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