ERROR: In <declare-styleable> MenuView, unable to find attribute android:preserveIconSpacing

android view declare-styleable
Sonia John Kavery picture Sonia John Kavery · Mar 25, 2015 · Viewed 29.6k times · Source

I had created an app and when tried to run,get an error like this.

ERROR: In <declare-styleable> MenuView, unable to find attribute android:preserveIconSpacing

Problems enter image description here

and at end of R.java enter image description here

please help me to fix this issue

Answer

Sandi Laufenberg-Deku picture Sandi Laufenberg-Deku · Mar 27, 2015

I had the same problem in Eclipse, and fixed it by changing the API level by...

  • Right Clicking on the project
  • Open PROPERTIES > ANDROID
  • Changed the API level down to the one I had been using up to now.

I think I was having the problem because I had just switched from API 21 to 22. I had read earlier that API 22 was trouble-some, so people were not using it.

Hope that helps.

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