Thanks god there is B4A

[corwin42]

I'm just trying to port the AppCompat library project from Eclipse to Android Studio because in Eclipse it gets harder to include the latest support libraries.

Maybe I may get used to this IDE after many hours of working with it but I'm glad I don't need to create complete apps with it.
Compared to that, Eclipse was a pleasure to use.

 

[DonManfred]

so you are writing the wrapper with android studio`????
And then you compile it with SLC?

Are you want to share the way i need to go for this?

PS/PD:

 

[Erel]

You can use this trick to create a jar with all the required dependencies: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...add-aar-in-eclipse-project.67741/#post-429216

 

[corwin42]

You can use this trick to create a jar with all the required dependencies: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...add-aar-in-eclipse-project.67741/#post-429216

Yes, I know this solution but I additionally need access to the resource files to my project (yes, I know how I can do this).

Seems that I will go back to Eclipse. I think it is still the best option for building wrappers. AndroidStudio was just an experiment if it will make things easier since it has direct support for aar libraries/maven repositories. I thought I could reduce the amount of work I have to do with every new release of the support repository.