The correct method for importing Android projects from Eclipse

The methods for importing Eclipse projects circulating on the Internet are all imported using the Createprojectformexistingsource option when creating an Android program. Although it can also be implemented, it feels like a fake copy, the imported project is still in the original state, and Eclipse will not automatically copy it... syntaxHighlighter

The methods for importing Eclipse projects circulating on the Internet are all imported using the "Create project form existing source" option when creating an Android program. Although this can also be done, it feels like a fake copy, the imported project is still in the original state. Eclipse will not automatically copy it to the workspace directory. If you copy the project to the workspace directory in advance, an error will be reported, it indicates that a project with the same name already exists.

The correct import method should be to copy the project directory to the workspace directory and then perform the following operations:

 

Select Existing Projects into Workspace:

 

Browse and select the project directory:

 

Note: If you haven't copied the project to the workspace directory before, you can also use this option in this window to let Eclipse help you copy the project to the workspace:

 

Click Finish to complete the import. Of course, this method can be used for non-Android Java projects.