AlaskaLinuxUser's Scratchpad

Well, this certainly is an original code error if I ever saw one.

[CODE]prebuilts/cmsdk/api/6.txt:745: error 8: Removed public class cyanogenmod.platform.R.color
prebuilts/cmsdk/api/6.txt:749: error 8: Removed public class cyanogenmod.platform.R.dimen
prebuilts/cmsdk/api/6.txt:765: error 8: Removed public class cyanogenmod.platform.R.layout

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You have tried to change the API from what has been previously approved.

STOP.
Read this:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/cm_platform_sdk/wiki/Creating-an-API-for-the-SDK#updating–verifying-the-api

To make these errors go away, you have two choices:
1) You can add “@hide” javadoc comments to the methods, etc. listed in the
errors above.

2) You can update current.txt (locally) by executing the following command:
make update-cm-api

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
CONGRATS YOU EARNED A STINKEYE FROM CID!
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It even comes with it’s very own ASCII art, which I did not post here. The above implies that I need to make some changes to my api files. Option #2 sounded really easy, so I gave it a try, here was the output:

[CODE]
$ make update-cm-api
…..edited for space…….
nes/compile/build_aokp7/out/target/common/docs/cm-api-stubs
35 warnings
[100% 5/5] build update-cm-public-api
Copying cm_current.txt
Copying cm_removed.txt

#### make completed successfully (02:47 (mm:ss)) ####
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However, it didn’t solve the problem. Then I tried option #1 by editing the build_aokp7/prebuilts/cmsdk/api/6.txt file. I simply added @hide to the beginning of lines that were flagged, in this case, lines 745, 749, and 769. Once that was done, I stopped getting the stinkeye error. Hopefully that will be useful for you to know as well.

Linux – keep it simple.