Sometimes these build errors will continue out of nowhere. May be you're in release mode and it doesn't create those directories. Just strange that the build/source isn't being created. import android.r from what you shown, everything seems fine. The strange this is that your build/source doesn't get generated.Īlso this question suggest checking "compiler use external build"Īndroid Studio don't generate R.java for my import project Side noteĪlso make sure that in your java code there is no. Try compiling and saving the project after commenting all lines that requires R.
Not sure about this one, but I heard it working while I'm pretty sure it shouldn't change anything. In I have all my build/source/*/debug marked as source. Close all and it should work.īuild/source/r/debug is also a source. On the right find your resources directory and click on the blue "source" button. For example all resources should be marked as "source". You need to add some directories to the source of your project.
If it works for the compiler then it's good. This is how the Project Structure looks like:įor some reasons, Android studio use different configs for the editor and for the compiler. A screenshot is attached:Ĭlasspath ':gradle:0.4'Ĭompile files('libs/android-support-v4.jar') I'm running Android Studio 1.7.0 and creating the project with default settings. This is really annoying, as it blocks auto-completion and shows huge red waved lines all over my code. In every project I've tried to create in Android Studio, all usages of R are marked in red with the error message "cannot resolve symbol R", but the compilation succeeds and the application runs. Android Studio marks R in red with error message "cannot resolve symbol R", but build succeeds
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