Adding a dependency to Android project

android slidingmenu
TheLettuceMaster picture TheLettuceMaster · Feb 23, 2013 · Viewed 8.2k times · Source

I am trying to set up the slidingmenu library by jfeinstein into a project. One of his instructions calls for:

Add ActionBarSherlock as a dependency to SlidingMenu

I already have ActionBatSherlock integrated into the app I am doing, so it is setup in Eclipse. But how do I add it as a dependency? I thought (and tried) to add ActionBarSherlock as a Library of Sliding Menu but that broke the Sliding Menu library in multiple places.

Answer

Booger picture Booger · Feb 23, 2013

enter image description hereRight-click on the SlidingMenu project.

Click on Properties (bottom selection of the sub-menu).

Then in the window (Properties editor), you will select: Android

In the bottom right, click the "Add..." Button, and follow flow to select, and add the library.

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