I've attempted to build JuceDemo with Android Studio, as its the tool I've been using for Android development.
I imported the Eclipse project into a folder alongside the Android build folder.
I then had to add the ndk path to the local.properties file.
I was getting the following error:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Native method not found: com.juce.jucedemo.JuceDemoActivity.resumeApp:()V
at com.juce.jucedemo.JuceDemoActivity.resumeApp(Native Method)
at com.juce.jucedemo.JuceDemoActivity.onResume(JuceDemoActivity.java:102)
which tells me it cant find find the native source.. realising that the project structure is quite different and it nests the 'jni' folder deep inside the project... 3 folders deeper as I can see. So I adjusted the the Android.mk file so it can find them, but still get the same error on running.
I'm giving up for now and gonna use the command line or Eclipse.
Would be nice to have generated Gradle-compatible Android Studio builds alongside Eclipse, as an option in IntroJucer.
