I'm organizing my app src in different subfolders. There's no problem with it.
I'm organizing my app src in different subfolders. There's no problem with it. Is this going to cause me to do a lot of extra work to link those packages Isn't that what a smart IDE would do when you refactor the classes via the 'refactor' context menu?
At least Eclipse and IntelliJ should do that. In my manifest, I have Splash" Works fine for me. So, part of my folder structure is for example com/myapp/android/ com/myapp/android/activity com/myapp/android/util com/myapp/android/model.
Java works like that, it uses separate files for separate public classes and folders for packages. If you want a source folder, you will also get a corresponding Java package. A smart IDE should take care of the imports and references for you.
Subpackages should be handled by Android just fine, don't worry about that.
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