There are times when you don't need to add Lib libraries to compile, for example, when using Xposed's jar package, just build path-add to build Path in Eclipse, and if you add it as a Lib library, there will be an exception.
The following is the original text of the quote:
--------------------------------------
Next, make the Xposedbridge API known to the project. You can downloadXposedbridgeapi-<version>.jar From the first post of This XDA thread. Copy it into a subfolder called Lib. Then right-click on it and select build Path = = Add to build path. the <version> From the file name is the one and you insert asXposedminversion In the manifest.
Make sure that the API classes is not included (but only referenced) in your compiled APK, otherwise you'll get an Ille Galaccesserror. Files in Thelibs (with "s") folder is automatically included by Eclipse, so don ' t put the API file there.
--------------------------------------
The corresponding setting method in Androidstudio is:
F4 Open the project structure, select modules-Current Project-dependencies-+-select "Jar or directiories",
after selecting the Jar package, select "provided" in the "Scope" column and do not select "Complie".
The build Path-add to build Path in eclipse corresponds to Androidstud