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I want to use ProgressDialog in a project, but I can not import that class into my MainActivity.java.
When I try to write import android.app.ProgressDialog; the line of code gets hidden.
This problem occurs in all projects, even a new and empty project.
MainActivity.java
app.gradle
the error I got
android progressdialog edited Jan 4 at 18:27
sourav.bh
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asked Jan 3 at 14:01
DanielDaniel
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I want to use ProgressDialog in a project, but I can not import that class into my MainActivity.java.
When I try to write import android.app.ProgressDialog; the line of code gets hidden.
This problem occurs in all projects, even a new and empty project.
MainActivity.java
app.gradle
the error I got
android progressdialog edited Jan 4 at 18:27
sourav.bh
4401519
asked Jan 3 at 14:01
DanielDaniel
67
2
what is your problem?
– Dyaniyal Nadar
Jan 3 at 14:05
1
Problem is, its class does not add to the program. You should be asking forwhy
– ray
Jan 3 at 14:05
Please do not give a negative rating, I am a beginner. and I can not speak English well.
– Daniel
Jan 3 at 15:37
1
Please paste your complete activity code by editing the question, that will help to understand your problem, also paste the gradle file for convenience.
– sourav.bh
Jan 3 at 20:19
1
You can post the code. And the link to the photo (just in case). Someone (...) will convert it for you.
– Fantômas
Jan 3 at 20:19
|
show 13 more comments
I want to use ProgressDialog in a project, but I can not import that class into my MainActivity.java.
When I try to write import android.app.ProgressDialog; the line of code gets hidden.
This problem occurs in all projects, even a new and empty project.
MainActivity.java
app.gradle
the error I got
android progressdialog edited Jan 4 at 18:27
sourav.bh
4401519
asked Jan 3 at 14:01
DanielDaniel
67
I want to use ProgressDialog in a project, but I can not import that class into my MainActivity.java.
When I try to write import android.app.ProgressDialog; the line of code gets hidden.
This problem occurs in all projects, even a new and empty project.
MainActivity.java
app.gradle
the error I got
android progressdialog android progressdialog edited Jan 4 at 18:27
sourav.bh
4401519
asked Jan 3 at 14:01
DanielDaniel
67
edited Jan 4 at 18:27
sourav.bh
4401519
asked Jan 3 at 14:01
DanielDaniel
67
edited Jan 4 at 18:27
sourav.bh
4401519
edited Jan 4 at 18:27
sourav.bh
4401519
edited Jan 4 at 18:27
sourav.bh
4401519
4401519
asked Jan 3 at 14:01
DanielDaniel
67
asked Jan 3 at 14:01
DanielDaniel
67
asked Jan 3 at 14:01
DanielDaniel
67
67
2
what is your problem?
– Dyaniyal Nadar
Jan 3 at 14:05
1
Problem is, its class does not add to the program. You should be asking forwhy
– ray
Jan 3 at 14:05
Please do not give a negative rating, I am a beginner. and I can not speak English well.
– Daniel
Jan 3 at 15:37
1
Please paste your complete activity code by editing the question, that will help to understand your problem, also paste the gradle file for convenience.
– sourav.bh
Jan 3 at 20:19
1
You can post the code. And the link to the photo (just in case). Someone (...) will convert it for you.
– Fantômas
Jan 3 at 20:19
|
show 13 more comments
2
what is your problem?
– Dyaniyal Nadar
Jan 3 at 14:05
1
Problem is, its class does not add to the program. You should be asking forwhy
– ray
Jan 3 at 14:05
Please do not give a negative rating, I am a beginner. and I can not speak English well.
– Daniel
Jan 3 at 15:37
1
Please paste your complete activity code by editing the question, that will help to understand your problem, also paste the gradle file for convenience.
– sourav.bh
Jan 3 at 20:19
1
You can post the code. And the link to the photo (just in case). Someone (...) will convert it for you.
– Fantômas
Jan 3 at 20:19
2
2
what is your problem?
– Dyaniyal Nadar
Jan 3 at 14:05
what is your problem?
– Dyaniyal Nadar
Jan 3 at 14:05
1
1
Problem is, its class does not add to the program. You should be asking for
why– ray
Jan 3 at 14:05
Problem is, its class does not add to the program. You should be asking for
why– ray
Jan 3 at 14:05
Please do not give a negative rating, I am a beginner. and I can not speak English well.
– Daniel
Jan 3 at 15:37
Please do not give a negative rating, I am a beginner. and I can not speak English well.
– Daniel
Jan 3 at 15:37
1
1
Please paste your complete activity code by editing the question, that will help to understand your problem, also paste the gradle file for convenience.
– sourav.bh
Jan 3 at 20:19
Please paste your complete activity code by editing the question, that will help to understand your problem, also paste the gradle file for convenience.
– sourav.bh
Jan 3 at 20:19
1
1
You can post the code. And the link to the photo (just in case). Someone (...) will convert it for you.
– Fantômas
Jan 3 at 20:19
You can post the code. And the link to the photo (just in case). Someone (...) will convert it for you.
– Fantômas
Jan 3 at 20:19
|
show 13 more comments
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I don't see anything wrong in your project settings from the screenshots you attached. I would suggest you to try Invalidate Cache / Restart from the File menu.
answered Jan 4 at 17:36
sourav.bhsourav.bh
4401519
I did this, but did not work
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 19:05
@Daniel what happens when you writeimport android.app.ProgressDialog;this manually? In your post, you mentioned that line gets hidden but that doesn't clear the situation.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 20:10
my problem was solved. Thank you for giving me your time.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 20:59
nice to hear that you solved it yourself. mark your answer as accepted so that others find it useful.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 21:06
Yes of course. After 15 hours.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 22:13
add a comment |
The problem was solved.
I deleted the android studio and also
(important -->)
deleted the gradle folder and the android studio 3.2 folder and reinstalled android studio.
Finally my problem was resolved.
Screenshot for gradle & androidstudio folders
answered Jan 4 at 20:57
DanielDaniel
67
add a comment |
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I don't see anything wrong in your project settings from the screenshots you attached. I would suggest you to try Invalidate Cache / Restart from the File menu.
answered Jan 4 at 17:36
sourav.bhsourav.bh
4401519
I did this, but did not work
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 19:05
@Daniel what happens when you writeimport android.app.ProgressDialog;this manually? In your post, you mentioned that line gets hidden but that doesn't clear the situation.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 20:10
my problem was solved. Thank you for giving me your time.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 20:59
nice to hear that you solved it yourself. mark your answer as accepted so that others find it useful.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 21:06
Yes of course. After 15 hours.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 22:13
add a comment |
I don't see anything wrong in your project settings from the screenshots you attached. I would suggest you to try Invalidate Cache / Restart from the File menu.
answered Jan 4 at 17:36
sourav.bhsourav.bh
4401519
I did this, but did not work
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 19:05
@Daniel what happens when you writeimport android.app.ProgressDialog;this manually? In your post, you mentioned that line gets hidden but that doesn't clear the situation.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 20:10
my problem was solved. Thank you for giving me your time.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 20:59
nice to hear that you solved it yourself. mark your answer as accepted so that others find it useful.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 21:06
Yes of course. After 15 hours.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 22:13
add a comment |
I don't see anything wrong in your project settings from the screenshots you attached. I would suggest you to try Invalidate Cache / Restart from the File menu.
answered Jan 4 at 17:36
sourav.bhsourav.bh
4401519
I don't see anything wrong in your project settings from the screenshots you attached. I would suggest you to try Invalidate Cache / Restart from the File menu.
answered Jan 4 at 17:36
sourav.bhsourav.bh
4401519
answered Jan 4 at 17:36
sourav.bhsourav.bh
4401519
answered Jan 4 at 17:36
sourav.bhsourav.bh
4401519
answered Jan 4 at 17:36
sourav.bhsourav.bh
4401519
4401519
I did this, but did not work
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 19:05
@Daniel what happens when you writeimport android.app.ProgressDialog;this manually? In your post, you mentioned that line gets hidden but that doesn't clear the situation.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 20:10
my problem was solved. Thank you for giving me your time.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 20:59
nice to hear that you solved it yourself. mark your answer as accepted so that others find it useful.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 21:06
Yes of course. After 15 hours.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 22:13
add a comment |
I did this, but did not work
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 19:05
@Daniel what happens when you writeimport android.app.ProgressDialog;this manually? In your post, you mentioned that line gets hidden but that doesn't clear the situation.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 20:10
my problem was solved. Thank you for giving me your time.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 20:59
nice to hear that you solved it yourself. mark your answer as accepted so that others find it useful.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 21:06
Yes of course. After 15 hours.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 22:13
I did this, but did not work
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 19:05
I did this, but did not work
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 19:05
@Daniel what happens when you write
import android.app.ProgressDialog; this manually? In your post, you mentioned that line gets hidden but that doesn't clear the situation.– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 20:10
@Daniel what happens when you write
import android.app.ProgressDialog; this manually? In your post, you mentioned that line gets hidden but that doesn't clear the situation.– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 20:10
my problem was solved. Thank you for giving me your time.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 20:59
my problem was solved. Thank you for giving me your time.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 20:59
nice to hear that you solved it yourself. mark your answer as accepted so that others find it useful.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 21:06
nice to hear that you solved it yourself. mark your answer as accepted so that others find it useful.
– sourav.bh
Jan 4 at 21:06
Yes of course. After 15 hours.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 22:13
Yes of course. After 15 hours.
– Daniel
Jan 4 at 22:13
add a comment |
The problem was solved.
I deleted the android studio and also
(important -->)
deleted the gradle folder and the android studio 3.2 folder and reinstalled android studio.
Finally my problem was resolved.
Screenshot for gradle & androidstudio folders
answered Jan 4 at 20:57
DanielDaniel
67
add a comment |
The problem was solved.
I deleted the android studio and also
(important -->)
deleted the gradle folder and the android studio 3.2 folder and reinstalled android studio.
Finally my problem was resolved.
Screenshot for gradle & androidstudio folders
answered Jan 4 at 20:57
DanielDaniel
67
add a comment |
The problem was solved.
I deleted the android studio and also
(important -->)
deleted the gradle folder and the android studio 3.2 folder and reinstalled android studio.
Finally my problem was resolved.
Screenshot for gradle & androidstudio folders
answered Jan 4 at 20:57
DanielDaniel
67
The problem was solved.
I deleted the android studio and also
(important -->)
deleted the gradle folder and the android studio 3.2 folder and reinstalled android studio.
Finally my problem was resolved.
Screenshot for gradle & androidstudio folders
answered Jan 4 at 20:57
DanielDaniel
67
edited Jan 5 at 14:08
answered Jan 4 at 20:57
DanielDaniel
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answered Jan 4 at 20:57
DanielDaniel
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answered Jan 4 at 20:57
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what is your problem?
– Dyaniyal Nadar
Jan 3 at 14:05
1
Problem is, its class does not add to the program. You should be asking for
why– ray
Jan 3 at 14:05
Please do not give a negative rating, I am a beginner. and I can not speak English well.
– Daniel
Jan 3 at 15:37
1
Please paste your complete activity code by editing the question, that will help to understand your problem, also paste the gradle file for convenience.
– sourav.bh
Jan 3 at 20:19
1
You can post the code. And the link to the photo (just in case). Someone (...) will convert it for you.
– Fantômas
Jan 3 at 20:19