devilmac

public class FullScreeImmersiveFragment extends Fragment {

    // This variable save calculated UI flags used in setSystemUiVisibility method
    // Default value means UI visibility in normal mode
    int savedUiFlags = -1;

    public FullScreeImmersiveFragment() {

    }

devilmac

Hi all,

yesterday I had to deal a difficult question, that is how to load a Gradle library project on Eclipse without third party tools or similar.
As you already know, Eclipse is unable to load a Gradle project, but there is something that I'm sure someone don't know: Gradle itself can "translate" a project to make it able for Eclipse! Let's see how.

First of all, you have to add an environment variable that point to your Android SDK root folder. Done this, reboot your computer to apply the change. If this wouldn't work, add to the root folder's project a "local.properties" file containing this line: sdk.dir=pathToAndroidSDK.

Second step: you have to open the build.gradle file of the library (the file where you specify all specific attributes of the library) and add this line:

apply plugin: 'eclipse'