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iggy Lost but trying Posts: 68 Reg: Apr 16, 2012 bristol, uk 680	confirm \| cancel 04/24/12 01:12 PM (13 years ago) how do i get the code to show up on eclipse I bit of a starter question but how do I get the code to show up on eclipse? I am not familiar with it. I think i might want to try and change the way the navigation bar looks and I need to change some code. many thanks iggy Title Comments I bit of a starter question but how do I get the code to show up on eclipse? I am not familiar with it. I think i might want to try and change the way the navigation bar looks and I need to change some code. many thanks iggy

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	04/24/12 01:31 PM (13 years ago) Read The Android Process in my guide. www.myskylla.com Fred Comments Read The Android Process in my guide. www.myskylla.com Fred

ASusoeff Aspiring developer Posts: 296 Reg: Aug 13, 2011 Bryant, AR 13,460	04/24/12 01:36 PM (13 years ago) The "How to's" section is awesome too @iggy. That is how I got started. Comments The "How to's" section is awesome too @iggy. That is how I got started.

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	04/24/12 02:18 PM (13 years ago) Hi Iggy, You can actually open any of the java files that come with your download package in a text editor and manipulate them that way. Double-clicking them in Eclipse also brings up an editor you can use. In Package Explorer, which is along the left-side of your Eclipse screen, shows the file structure, and you can drill down to find what you are looking for. Mark Comments Hi Iggy, You can actually open any of the java files that come with your download package in a text editor and manipulate them that way. Double-clicking them in Eclipse also brings up an editor you can use. In Package Explorer, which is along the left-side of your Eclipse screen, shows the file structure, and you can drill down to find what you are looking for. Mark

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	04/24/12 02:21 PM (13 years ago) Mark is right, same pretty much applies in Xcode if you dive in there eventually. Comments Mark is right, same pretty much applies in Xcode if you dive in there eventually.

iggy Lost but trying Posts: 68 Reg: Apr 16, 2012 bristol, uk 680	04/24/12 02:44 PM (13 years ago) great! Brilliant, you guys are the best! iggy Comments great! Brilliant, you guys are the best! iggy

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