I am kind of new to android programming, and I had to reinstall eclipse because there was a problem. Now, Eclipse isn’t recognizing any android commands or there are red exclamation points next to the folders. Thanks
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I am kind of new to android programming, and I had to reinstall eclipse because there was a problem. Now, Eclipse isn’t recognizing any android commands or there are red exclamation points next to the folders. Thanks
there can be multiple reasons to this..
The red exclamation mark basically means that something is wrong on the build path of the affected project. Check “context menu > Build Path > Configure Build Path…”
(e.g. make sure you have the right JRE System Library on the Libraries
tab). Or open the Problems view, group by Java Problem Type, and check
the Fatal Errors.
The build path is stored in the .classpath file. Maybe you find the
problem when you check the file’s contents before and after “switching”
Android API levels.
if problem persists
Try reinstalling the jre,jdk,android sdk again