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> > 2011/3/4 Dianne Hackborn
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> > If it helps, ApiDemos has all of the same fragment samples as the ones
> >> originally released for HC, but using this library. You can run them from
> >> "App/Fragment Support" in the UI, and the code is the Fragment*
To get the example working, I just had to manually copy the 'android-
support-v4.jar' from '/extras/android/compatibility/v4' into the libs
folder of the project as well as add it to the build path.
Lessons I've learned in the past few hours while playing with this:
- Ensure all of your activitie
I just ran across this issue as well in ADT 9.0.0. Fortunately, it
seems to be only a problem with the graphical layout. You can still
use it in your app.
-Dan
On Dec 17 2010, 12:51 pm, Nathan wrote:
> The following classes could not be found:
> - Gallery
>
> Am I doing something wrong is this
FWIW, I was able to obtain the clipboard text by extending the WebView
class, adding my own invalidate method, and a callback. The end result
was something like this:
public MyWebView(Context ctx, AttributeSet attrs) {
super(ctx, attrs);
mClipboard = (ClipboardManager)
context.getSystemServi
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