Hello!
I tried to use an android-sdk-plugin(1.2.16) under sbt(0.13.2) to setup all
of dependencies for my project, although I've been stuck for quite a long
period of time unable to solve a problem. Actually the problem is with
passing Android resources from one subproject to another.
Desirable project structure:
[root] project
- [application] project
- - depends on scaloid and universal-image-loader
- - depends on [pulltorefresh], [vksdk] and [common] subprojects
- [common] subproject
- - depends on actionbarsherlock apklib and android-support
- [vksdk] subproject
- [SmoothProgressBar] subproject
- [pulltorefresh] subproject
- - depends on [SmoothProgressBar] subproject
So the directories in a proj folder are: application, vksdk, common,
pulltorefresh, SmoothProgressBar (and project, of course).
As I understand, I don't have to make a project entry explicitly in
Build.scala for all of local projects, a reference in project.properties
file would be sufficient. Anyway, I've tried both ways. What I need is to
use resources from [SmoothProgressBar] in [pulltorefresh] subproject. And
it fails:
[error] (application/android:autolibs)
> com.android.ide.common.internal.LoggedErrorException: Failed to run command:
> ...
> [error] <proj
> root>/application/../pulltorefresh/res/values/styles.xml:19: error: Error
> retrieving parent for item: No resource found that matches the given name
> 'SmoothProgressBar'.
Actually, I tried to copy that styles.xml file into an [application]
project with a
android.library.reference.1=../SmoothProgressBar/src/main
line in application/project.properties file and it builds successfully.
That's my Build.scala file for now:
object ProjectBuild extends Build {
> lazy val root = Project(id = "root", base = file(".")) settings(
> android.Plugin.androidCommands ++ Seq(
> packageDebug <<= packageDebug in Android in application
> ): _*) aggregate(
> common, application)
> lazy val application: Project = Project(
> id = "application", base = file("application")) settings(
> androidSettings(common): _*) settings(
> name := "asocial",
> libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
> "org.scaloid" %% "scaloid" % "3.4-10",
> "com.nostra13.universalimageloader" % "universal-image-loader" %
> "1.9.2"
> )
> ) dependsOn(common)
> lazy val common = Project(
> id = "common", base = file("common")) settings(androidSettings(): _*)
> settings(
> exportJars := true,
> libraryProject in Android := true,
> libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
> apklib("com.actionbarsherlock" % "actionbarsherlock" % "4.4.0"),
> "com.android.support" % "support-v4" % "18.0.0"
> )
> )
> lazy val commonSettings = Seq(
> scalaVersion := "2.11.0",
> compileOrder := CompileOrder.JavaThenScala,
> scalacOptions in Compile ++= Seq(
> "-target:jvm-1.6", "-deprecation", "-feature"),
> proguardScala in Android := true
> )
> def androidSettings(projects: Project*) =
> commonSettings ++ android.Plugin.androidBuild(projects: _*) ++ Seq(
> platformTarget in Android := "android-19",
> proguardCache in Android ++= Seq(
> //some opts, don't think it's relevant
> ),
> proguardOptions in Android ++= Seq(
> //some proguard opts
> )
> )
> }
As I wrote earlier, I tried also to make an explicit subproject
definitions, like this:
> lazy val smoothProgressBar = Project(
> id = "smoothProgressBar", base = file("SmoothProgressBar/src/main"))
> settings(androidSettings(): _*) settings(
> exportJars := true,
> libraryProject in Android := true
> )
And this is a project.properties file for pullToRefreshProject:
> target=android-19
> android.library=true
> android.library.reference.1=../SmoothProgressBar/src/main
I also tried to replace a [smoothProgressBar] local project with an aar
dependency but the result is identical.
So this route is ok: root(explicit)→application(explicit, not a
lib)→SmoothProgressBar(via proj.prop, lib)
But this fails: root→application→pulltorefresh(via proj.prop,
lib)→SmoothProgressBar(via proj.prop, lib)
And, for example, this fails too: root→application→pulltorefresh(explicit,
lib, export jar, has an aar with SmoothProgressBar in deps)
So how can I manage this?..
with regards,
Yan.
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