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Cannot find Android Compatibility Pack in SDK Manager

I want to start learning how to work with fragments, and I want to install a compatibility package for versions 3.0 for Android.

However, I cannot find this package in the SDK manager. Here is all that I see:

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In addition, I want to install the Action Bar Sherlock to work with Action Bars. The ACS website says: "If you use the Eclipse development environment with the ADT plugin version 0.9.7 or higher, you can enable this as a library project" -

How to enable library projects?

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He called the Android Support Package .

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Links to library projects

Assuming you are using Eclipse, this is how you reference the library project (highlights):

  • In Package Explorer, right-click the dependent project and select Properties.
  • In the Properties window, select the Android property group on the left and find the library properties on the right.
  • Click Add to open the Select Project dialog box.
  • In the list of available library projects, select the project and click OK.
  • When the dialog closes, click "Apply" in the "Properties" window.
  • Click OK to close the Properties window.
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To enable library projects, right-click your project and select Properties, then Android. You will see a form for including library projects. Click Add. (The library project must be loaded in Eclipse.)

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If you have this problem when the support package is already installed by removing the support package through the sdk manager, then create a new application and select the installation option from the new application wizard that worked for me. This is a problem with the location, which I think and reinstall using the new application wizard, takes care of the problem.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1392516/

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