I do fully agree with the process, but apparently, with these
requirements (supporting x to honeycomb), we are cornered with using
build targets *above* the minSdk level which is really begging for
troubles.
Google dropped the ball at the last hurdle.
If the XML code for tablets (showAsAction, fo
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 11:15 AM, Jean-Michel
wrote:
> If I build with SDK >=11, I am at risk of including some code that
> will fail badly on SDK 8 to 10 devices...
Hence, you need to test your app on older devices/emulators. Do not
write production code without writing associated tests and runn
Probably the easiest thing you can do is...
... before making a release build, switch the build target back to 2.2
(or what have you), temporarily, and inspect the build errors.
-- Kostya
10.10.2011 19:15, Jean-Michel пишет:
If I build with SDK>=11, I am at risk of including some code that
w
This is proving much harder than I thought...
Basically, in order to show a search item in the action bar (or any
item) I need to set "showAsAction" in my menu.
In order to do that, I need to build with SDK >= 11.
If I build with SDK >=11, I am at risk of including some code that
will fail badly
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 3:24 AM, Jean-Michel
wrote:
> I cannot get "android:showAsAction" to be recognised/accepted in my
> project (minSDK = 8, targetSDK = 11).
Adjust your *build target* to 11. In Eclipse, this is in project
properties. Outside of Eclipse, it's in one of those properties files.
Hi Mark,
I cannot get "android:showAsAction" to be recognised/accepted in my
project (minSDK = 8, targetSDK = 11).
Eclipse tells me : "error: No resource identifier found for attribute
'showAsAction' in package 'android'".
Is that supposed to work with projects below 11?
That would mean that app
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