Re: [android-beginners] TimePicker newbe Q...what am I missing

2009-12-02 Thread Sheridan Saint-Michel
In Eclipse you can use the Shortcut Ctrl + Shift + O (Organize Imports) and Eclipse will try to add any missing import statements for you. Anytime you are going through a tutorial (especially if the tutorial is only providing code snippets instead of the entire source code) it's a good idea to

Re: [android-beginners] TimePicker newbe Q...what am I missing

2009-12-01 Thread Justin Anderson
Try putting this line after your package statement: import android.widget.TimePicker; Thanks, Justin -- There are only 10 types of people in the world... Those who know binary and those who don't.

[android-beginners] TimePicker newbe Q...what am I missing

2009-11-29 Thread mlandman
Good day, ...first post. I am learning android coding after not programming for a while(I once...long ago...coded in c+ making DOS graphical apps, I script for MS Server support, but I don't count that) and I have a question about my IDE setup: I work on a Vista32 laptop with: Current Android SDK