Hello.
* In short:
What's the proper way to share code and layouts between Android
projects? (I work with Eclipse)
* Explanation and my problem:
I'm working in multiple projects that share the same base (an
activity-less Android project). This project have some graphical
classes with its layouts in xml and require both to work properly.
Normally I copy this code and change the R.id definitions on the
project to match the current 'sub-project' but, obviously, this is not
the proper way of reusing code.
Now in have two Eclipse projects, one of them has the 'base' code
and the other is the current application. I defined a dependency but
it seems that I can refer to the classes from Java, but I can't in
this other project's layouts.
I can't believe the way is copy+paste and search+replace...
Kind regards,
Pablo
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