Thanks god there is B4A

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.

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:

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

Erel said:

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

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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.