You mention Ganymede which is Eclipse 3.4 which is not supported
anymore. you need to move to 3.5+
It could impact the build, can you look at the workspace log to see if
a strange exception happened?

Also, is your workspace on auto-refresh?

On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 12:44 PM, MarcoAndroid <marco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've seen this too recently since I started using android-sdk_r10-
> windows on Windows XP 32b.
> Started with a fresh install last week, brandnew laptop. I've got it
> about 10 times a day.
>
> - Eclipse (adt/sdk) sometimes doesn't detect a change in a layout XML
> file. When the main activity is restarted I get a weird exception,
> usually nullptr because some findViewById() returns null though that
> view-component is exactly the same as before the change! I did add
> some *other* view component in the xml though. I have to do a clean of
> the project to get it fixed.
> - Also had already one  time that the app showed completely incorrect
> messages from myapp.R.string.*; it was just picking the wrong ids!
> Again a project clean made it (eclipse/adt/sdk?) show the correct
> string texts.
>
> Basically it is not always correctly detecting changed files.
>
> Note that this is not happening on my older Ganymede installed sdk r6
> (up to 2.2) on XP 64b, never noticed it before.
>
> PS: no problems with cleaning the project, gen is always generated
> correctly again
>
> On 13 apr, 09:39, Jake Basile <jakerbas...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I started noticing this problem about two weeks ago, but it's hard to nail
>
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