I have an app in which I edited pubspec.yaml file and all files on /lib folder.
If I create a new project in flutter, which files are necessary to copy from that project to have a copy of that app? Is it only "those files that I edited" or there are some files automatically being edited when I edit pubspec.yaml or any file from /lib folder which I should also copy them in order to my older app work in a new project properly?
The generated files can be generated again, no worries. If you know for sure all the files you have edited, you can copy them. But if you change the package, you'd have to change the imports in the files as well. As João Soares said, you should also run flutter packages get to get all the packages you have on your pubspec.yaml
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If I am coding in a main.dart file is there any change created in the windows folder, ios folder, Android folder, web folder. Like, Asking that if I am creating the changes is the changes in other files are implemented automatically or not?
When I zipped and unzipped a project in a new location, for some reason Localizable.strings did not make the journey. The entry for it in the Xcode project is red.
The folders are in the project folder where they should be (en.lproj and es-419.lproj). I don't understand why the project broke, just by copying it and unzipping it.
How can I repair the Xcode project?
I had renamed my project folder, and that broke Localizable.strings.
Then I unzipped the file again, and copied over the unzipped project folder without renaming it, the project was unbroken.
I am curious, two other files in the folder, a .swift file and .txt file, were similarly broken, in a very large and complex project, and no others. I don't know what the broken links in the project had in common.
So I've been trying to use the HERE sdk for flutter, but whenever I add the unzipped file to the plugins folder and add it to the pubsec.yaml it gives me this error:
error
Here is my project directory for the plugins folder:
directory
I feel like I'm doing something really dumb, but I would appreciate any help.
Looks like the folder structure is not as expected. If you follow the quick start guide, you need to identify the plugin folder:
Unzip the downloaded HERE SDK for Flutter package. This folder contains various files including this documentation.
Inside you will find a TAR file that contains the HERE SDK for Flutter plugin.
Now unzip the plugin, then rename the folder to 'here_sdk' and place it to the plugins folder inside the example app's directory.
So, you need to unzip the package and then again inside the package you need to unzip the TAR (containing the plugin).
I have dynamic web project in eclipse. I set my default output folders (my class files) to be in WebContent/WEB-INF/classes. I have another files in this folder like .properties and .xml files. The problem is when eclipse make clean or new compile or I dont know exactly but sometimes it delete all the files from this directory. Do u know how to set eclipse to delete only the class files and never touch the other ones?
put your .properties , .xml files in source folder of your web project and not in classes folder. doing this way, eclipse will directly copy those files from source folder to classes folder after a build.
When I made my project, I've added many files just by link, without copying them into the project folder. But now, I'd like to have a pack that include all the necessary files into the project folder.
How can I make all those external files being copied into the project folder without having to check them one by one ?
Simply
Delete all the files from your project.
Geather all the files you want to copy.
Drag them all together to your project again, and now check the "Copy item to the destination folder"
I believe this is the fastest way to do this.