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Thanks, but i have just resolved the issue.. i started from scratch in eclipse and made a new library project... following http://www.rwblinn.de/142k2t9.htm this got rid of the "class name (BADoclet$Property) does not match" Edit: The new clean project (in eclipse) now also works in SLC, Thats goo
link: while parsing bin/BADoclet$Property.class 1 error; aborting note: i do have a working library that i created back in 2012 from the same source, but
link: 1. You don't need to use ADT to create libraries. 2. BADoclet should not be included in the exported jar. It is only used to create the xml file. You

Thanks Erel.... thanks.. It would be nice is i could search the forum for a quoted error string.. like "does not match path (bin/BADoclet$Property.class)" to only pull up posts that actually contain that string..
link: You don't need to use Google. The internal search doesn't OR the terms. It is much more complicated. It returns good results for this query: https:/

java:166) at com.android.dx.cf.direct.ClassPathOpener.process(ClassPathOpener.java:144) at com.android.dx.command.dexer.Main.processOne(Main.java:672) at com.android.dx.command.dexer.Main.processAllFiles(Main.java:574) at com.android.dx.command.dexer.Main.runMonoDex(Main.java:311)
link: The BADoclet classes should not be included in the jar file. They are only used to generate the xml file.

I have to write an app in which, among other things, I have to read the UID of an unformatted Mifare 1k card. Therefore, I cannot use NFC Library V. 2.0 but have to use the "older" ones until v. 1.25. To achieve that I replaced the current NFC library with version 1.25 in the Libraries folder. The p
link: BADoclet class should never be compiled in your app. It was never included in any official NFC library. Also note that NFC 2.00 is backwards compatibl
link: I don't know where the BADoclet class comes from. I never (knowingly or deliberately) used it in any project of mine. The question is how to remove it

Some more advanced examples of paths: Router.AddRoute(":page", "FooClass") - matches "/about-page" Router.AddRoute("/foo/*", "FooClass") - matches "/foo/a/b/c" Router.AddRoute("*", "FooClass") - matches "/foo/bar/moo" Router.AddRoute("/foo/:id/?", "FooClass") - matches "/foo/20/save" an

This library has one class which finds files that match the specified glob pattern in any selected path, then they are returned in a list. It was adopted from Oracle Java Tutorials. It uses the powerful Files method "walkFileTree" and "FileVisitor" class to achieve this goal. The files or directorie
link: What Is a Glob? You can use glob syntax to specify pattern-matching behavior. A glob pattern is specified as a string and is matched against other str

You need to use BADoclet v1.05+ (v1.05 is attached) to generate the XML file. See the attached ControlsFX source code as an example. Tips - In addition to the defined properties the Props map will include the parent form (key=Form) or activity (key=activity) or page (key=page). - The keys in the P

exists()){ throw new FileNotFoundException('BADoclet path not found! Please, check BADoclet_Path.') } File B4xPath = new File (B4A_AdditionalLibs) if (!B4xPath.exists()){ throw new FileNotFoundException('B4X Additional Libraries path not found! Please, check B4A_AdditionalLibs.') } /* upda
link: Hello,Many thanks to you for providing such detailed steps! This is the first time I try to wrap a library for B4A. I followed the steps you provided,
link: Right-click -> New -> Package BADoclet: Download and extract zip from https://www.b4x.-simple-library-compiler-build-libraries-without-eclipse.29918/

Known variants: atom, sandybridge, silvermont, kabylake, default open_verbose_path:50: Could not open '/dev/goldfish_pipe': No such file or directory open_verbose:121: both vsock and goldfish_pipe paths failed /apex/com.android.art/bin/dex2oat32 --input-vdex-fd=-1 --output-vdex-fd=9 --classpath-dir=

path can not have wildcards (@, #, *, {}) Returns the removed object .Copy(fromPath As String, toPath As String) As Object copies an object from path to path paths can not have wildcards (@, #, *, {}) returns the copied object Example: ' copy player 0 from team 0 and add him at the end of the
link: New in v1.02 1. the filter path can have multiple * in it 2. you can use inline json strings in the path of the filter to specify array objects Exam

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