Persevere, it's well worth the effort.  Converting project's instant 
straightforward (mostly due to changes in build system), and that's where 
your problems are, not Android Studio itself.

For my more complicated projects, I find it's easier NOT to try and convert 
them.   Create a new empty project with the same package name as your 
Eclipse project, let Android Studio create the gradle files and project 
structure, and then copy in your  source, manifact and resources into their 
respective places in the new folder structure.   You can then set up your 
key signing and check your project build settings and obfuscation and such.



On Tuesday, 13 January 2015 23:26:37 UTC, Nanard wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've been programming since the beginning with Eclipse+SDK.
> I saw it won't be supported for long, as AndroidStudio became the official 
> dev. platform.   I am then trying to migrate all my code into AndroidStudio.
>
> I have 2 versions : 1 free, 1 full.  Then I'm learning 'the hard way'  : 
> using flavors.
>
> My feedback :
> - I am loosing a lot of time trying to understand and searching for sample 
> on the web.  A few help using AndroidStudio, flavor, ...
> - I doubt I could migrate my App on AndroidStudio.
> - It's a huge waste of effort.  2 weeks lost already (2hrs/night)
>
> Of course, Eclipse wasn't perfect (especially when new versions came : I 
> had to re-create new Projects and copy/paste code), but it worked, and I 
> published my Apps.
>
> With AndroidStudio.... well, I'm starting to believe I will leave Android 
> programming !
>
> Any such feedback ?
> Will Google finally support Eclipse+SDK again for the years to come ?
>
> As with Android 5.x on Nexus, and last update freeze (I had to send my 
> phone to Google, and get a Nexus which now stays on OS 4.4 :-)  ,  I think 
> AndroidStudio was a bad choice, and the developers should be able to use 
> Eclipse+SDK for many more years.  Will Google 'go back' on its decision, 
> and not force us to use AndroidStudio ?
>

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