I have an old project, I need to collect it in Eclipse, because Android studio does not digest it when importing a project. The bottom line is that there are a lot of libraries, I connected them, but the main problem is that 4 libraries out of 10 have Support-library-v4, and that the most surprising thing about each library is different, namely different iterations. I deleted the extra copies and added 1 of the most relevant to the main project, but with all this, even after the project is clean and build on the new library do not see the support library, only after I add it to the project. How to make it so that there is only one copy of it that all libraries and the main project would see. thank

  • Libraries as projects connected by importing into vork space? - Suvitruf ♦
  • @Suvitruf YES, that's exactly what I did, I am aware of the problem, if not imported into the workspace. - BORSHEVIK

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  1. Create a project my-support-library , in which there will only be Support-library-v4.
  2. Make a project library.
  3. Connect this library in all libraries where you need a support-library.
  • I'll try and accomplish my goal, I hope it works out. And since this is the case, tell me how to add a jar archive with lib, please) - BORSHEVIK
  • It worked, thanks. Now, again, the old trouble with the R file in the projects. Eclipse does not see it. Unfortunately, I haven’t done projects for Andryukha for a year and a half on Eclipse - BORSHEVIK
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    @BORSHEVIK R file is automatically generated. If it is not there, then somewhere in the xml error, most likely. - Suvitruf ♦