I'm failling with
"The method getBoolean(Context, String, boolean) is undefined for the type
PreferenceUtil"
in /src/com/geeksville/gaggle/AudioVario.java
And don't really know what I'm missing or where to search for answers or
missing package/class
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Hi,
I have no problem compiling gaggle... Which version of the SDK are you
using ? I've also had problem with the java version (the project does
not force any and defaults to eclipse, which in turns defaults to what's
installed on your system).
Marc
PS: this discussion could be moved to the gaggle dev ml ?
That's weird, as I have this method in the PreferenceUtil class, around
line 63:
public static boolean getBoolean(Context context, String prefsname,
boolean defaultValue) {
Don't you have an error in this PreferenceUtil, located in the
shared/com/geeksvile/android ?
My best guess would be to update the shared submodule (git submodule
update)...
Marc
> That's weird, as I have this method in the PreferenceUtil class, around
> line 63:
>
> public static boolean getBoolean(Context context, String prefsname,
> boolean defaultValue) {
>
>
> Don't you have an error in this PreferenceUtil, located in the
> shared/com/geeksvile/android ?
>
> My best guess would be to update the shared submodule (git submodule
> update)...
Ooops, I completly forgot about submodule and that was exactly my problem
because I still had an older version of the shared submodule in my
repository.
Which mean I also screwed up the submodule's head in my previous commit wich I
merged upstream resulting in compilation error.
I reverted that commit, update the "shared" submodule and now, hopefully,
everything should return to normal.
I'm now able to compile gaggle, thanks for your good guess !
Ooops again, I haven't noticed that you answered to the gaggle-user list so I
replied blindly, wasn't it better to keep those discussions on the gaggle-dev
list ?
To my point of view it doesn't matter much, since the email trafic is low on
gaggle-users anyway, but I'go where the devs are ;-)
Sorry, I replied to the original mail and forgot to change the 'To:'.
I think it would be best to use -dev for this kind of questions. I have
a small list of questions dealing with the code that may not be very
interesting for Gaggle users (I think most of the -user@ list).
Marc