observations, or some explanation ?
Thank you
Sanjay Mishra
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> already done in NetBeans to support Gradle.
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> The new structure is the way going forward, while allowing to keep using
> the old one for older projects.
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> As Tor said, docs will be updated at some point. Right now we are still in
> preview mode.
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> On Tue
p://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCJAgPkpmR0
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> On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 11:56 AM, Sanjay Mishra
> > wrote:
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>> I was baffled to find that a new Android Project created via Android
>> Studio creates a project tree (on the file system) which shows
>> significant diver
I was baffled to find that a new Android Project created via Android
Studio creates a project tree (on the file system) which shows
significant divergence from the standard android project tree defined in
the Android sdk documentation.
One of the greatest attributes of the Android project
This sample code compiles, installs and runs fine :
Steps :
*WiFiDirectDemo$ android update project --path . --target 11*
*WiFiDirectDemo$ ant clean debug install
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*In case you are using an IDE, ensuring that project properties have the
correct target number set properly -- is one thing I
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