Thank you very much Lei -- I can reproduce it now (and I've submitted
a fix so this will be resolved in the next version). The part I was
missing was creating a new XML file without using the XML template.
There was a bug which caused infinite recursion when the XML menu file
to be opened was empty
Hi Tor,
Have you tried reproducing the problem in a Mac OS X?
I am using a MacBook and I met the same problem.
What I did is like the following:
1. Create a new project of android.
2. Right-click on "res" folder, then "New" a folder named "menu".
3. Right-click on the "menu" folder, then "New" a f
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 12:06 PM, Dustin wrote:
> Tor,
> Thanks for the input. I was not aware of the "New Android XML File"
> wizard. I was just creating a new folder called "Menu" and then
> placing a new xml inside it called "menu.xml". After trying the
> wizard, everything seems to develop j
Tor,
Thanks for the input. I was not aware of the "New Android XML File"
wizard. I was just creating a new folder called "Menu" and then
placing a new xml inside it called "menu.xml". After trying the
wizard, everything seems to develop just fine.
Thanks again!
Dustin
On Apr 8, 10:51 am, Tor
How are you creating the XML file -- using the "New Android XML File"
wizard, selecting "Menu" among the type radio buttons? What name are
you choosing? Also, which version of Eclipse and ADT?
If you can generate a thread dump of the frozen IDE, that would help.
For example, use "jstack ". Here ar
I am having nearly the exact same problem. If anyone out there has
any insight, it would greatly be appreciated!
Thanks,
On Mar 24, 10:46 pm, Keith Wiley wrote:
> If I right-click the res folder of a project, I can create amenu
> folder. If I right click that folder and try to create amenu.xml
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