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In some cases, the convention for a certain class is to never be imported, but always use its fully qualified class name when referencing it or any of its members. In the Android world, such a class is the android.R class, which contains resource identifiers for the system, and it should not be confused with the project R class which gets imported. For example:
In some cases, the convention for a certain class is to never be imported, but always use its fully qualified class name when referencing it or any of its members. In the Android world, such a class is the
android.R
class, which contains resource identifiers for the system, and it should not be confused with the projectR
class which gets imported. For example:It would be nice to add an option to JCodeModel to support this.
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