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2015-06-13
2015-06-14
  • Drake Christensen

    Javier, could you please share the steps necessary to debug this? Just clicking on "Debug" can't seem to find the correct default activity.

     
  • Javier Sedano

    Javier Sedano - 2015-06-13

    Hi,

    In Android Studio? I have not imported the project in Android Studio, so I do not know how it is done.

    In Eclipse, it does note require any special action, I just click the DEBUG button, it asks for "what activity / default activity (got from the manifest)" and "what device / new emulator / connected ADB device".

    Just in case, what project have are you trying to debug? Core? Or Silver/Gold? Or you already merged it? If it is failing to find the default activity, the problem may be in the manifest, maybe A.S. is not finding it or something like that.

    This kind of problems is why in my previous messages I suggested that maybe merging before running was a good idea:

    1) Create a simple empty project in AS. Run it and debug it. Hope it works, since it does nothing ;-)

    2) Copy-paste all the classes and resources from Core and Gold. Create a manifest by reading and understanding the one in Gold.

    Regards,

     
  • Drake Christensen

    Oh, I didn't realize that the project was still in Eclipse. That explains a lot.

    I'll take a look at the source and see about rearranging them to consolidate.

    I have been working with the Gold directory tree, to this point.

     

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