In an android Activity based class, you do not have to import the R class explicitly when accessing your resources. However, in non-activity classes you do.
Can anyone explain why?
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In an android Activity based class, you do not have to import the R class explicitly when accessing your resources. However, in non-activity classes you do.
Can anyone explain why?
Yes you do…look at your import list. If you’re using Eclipse, you may have to expand it to see it. R is a generated class file and has to be imported like any other class you wish to use.