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Android Build a Simple Android App Basic Android Programming Accessing Views in Code: Declaring Variables

Posted by andrew Lucas
andrew Lucas
405 Points

TextVIEW in red.

I can't get the private statement out of red. I hit alt enter and get an auto generated implement the app indexing API.

AYDIN ÜNAL
AYDIN ÜNAL
5,638 Points
AYDIN ÜNAL
AYDIN ÜNAL
5,638 Points

import android.widget.TextView; write directly this.

andrew Lucas
andrew Lucas
405 Points

This will make the "TextView" become normal? Thank you for your reply.

private import.android.widget.TextView;

will this be correct?

2 Answers

AYDIN ÜNAL
AYDIN ÜNAL
5,638 Points
AYDIN ÜNAL
AYDIN ÜNAL
5,638 Points

nope. there is a part like this "import..." open it by clicking + near it. then add this line : import android.widget.TextView;

andrew Lucas
andrew Lucas
405 Points

Ok it's finally out of red. Will it have any other issues? Thank you for your help.

Luke Horvath
Luke Horvath
590 Points
Luke Horvath
Luke Horvath
590 Points

Make sure you write it as 'TextView', not 'textview'