As written in the title, the Android Studio needs a "*create library*"
function very very very very very badly.
Chucking the source files from everywhere to everywhere else is very bad.
It is the lazy man's way out, yes. But if one uses his own libraries across
many projects, it'd be a nightmare. The current method of having different
libraries inside the same project is very bad.
Libraries should be managed from one project to reduce headaches, double
work, not knowing which file is where, etc. In other words, 1 lib project
for all app projects to use will definitely prevent many FUBAR scenarios
that waste everyone's time and makes everyone angry.
Look at how Netbeans does it. That is the way to go.
One more thing I have noticed, is that os.name returns "Linux", not
"Android". This is not so good. If it returns "Android", programmers can
utilise existing libraries for desktop versions of Java and adapt it to
android quickly. Hell, you can even put "Linux Android" or the other way
around. As long as there is a way to differentiate between desktop and
mobile.
For example:
if(System.getProperty("os.name").equals("Android")){
//android implementation here.
}
else{
//desktop implementation here.
}
Thanks.
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