Closed robisaks closed 13 years ago
Most likely related to that the project is set up with java 1.5. Java 1.5 does not allow @Override
on methods implemented from an interface, that was introduced in Java 1.6. Switching to Java 1.6 should resolve this problem.
In Eclipse you can do that from Application properties -> Java Compiler -> and select 1.6.
Hope this helps.
Once again, you prove your awesomeness! Thank you!
I successfully implemented this on one of my android applications, and it works great! I added the library to another project and got errors immediately after adding it. Errors are as follows:
The method getDrawable() of type ActionBar.AbstractAction must override a superclass method (Line 181 of ActionBar.java)
The method onClick(View) of type ActionBar must override a superclass method (Line 104)
The method performAction(View) of type ActionBar.IntentAction must override a superclass (Line 197)
I can resolve this by removing the @Override associated with each issue, but I am curious why it worked on one project and not another.