The import butterknife.InjectView cannot be resolved
Solution 1
Credit to @Sharj for answering first.
The Butterknife 7.0.0 release included the breaking change of renaming of the annotation verbs. This is highlighted in the changelog and reflected in the website.
Version 7.0.0 *(2015-06-27)*
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* `@Bind` replaces `@InjectView` and `@InjectViews`.
* `ButterKnife.bind` and `ButterKnife.unbind` replaces `ButterKnife.inject`
and `ButterKnife.reset`, respectively.
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Solution 2
Latest version has bind
instead of InjectView
. Version before that, uses ButterKnife.inject(this)
to inject view. Also, Eclipse is not supported anymore, start using Android Studio.
Solution 3
@InjectView
is no more available and is replaced by @BindView
. We will have to import Butterknife
dependencies to use the annotations
.
Solution 4
Change ButterKnife.inject(this); to ButterKnife.bind(this);
Solace
Updated on May 19, 2020Comments
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Solace about 4 years
I am trying to use this library project, so I tried to run the sample application (in
/app/source/main/
in the Github link), and inMainActivity.java
, I am getting the error on the importimport butterknife.InjectView;
and also in
MainActivity.java
andVerticalLinearRecyclerViewSample.java
, at every occurance of@InjectView(...)
annotation, I get the following error:InjectView cannot be resolved to a type
So what should I do about this?
WHAT I TRIED:
I have seen this question. Didn't work for me, left a comment there.
I have followed these steps to include the Butter Knife library till Step#3. About Step#4, "Make sure that the .apt_generated/ folder is in your project root..." - this project does not have any folder named
.apt-generated
or something in the project root folder.
Note: I actually use Eclipse, and the project on Github is for Android Studio, so I created a new project in eclipse and copied individual files from the downloaded Android Studio project. I hope this does not made a difference.
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Solace almost 9 yearsHi, I really wanted to accept your answer. But the answer by Derek (in which they have accredited your answer) is more descriptive and slightly more comprehensive. So I asked a question on meta stack exchange about which one to accept, and got the advice that I should accept the one which will be more helpful to the community. So I could only upvote your answer. I would upvote more if I could. Thank you for answering.
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Zen about 8 yearsHey. Im still working on Eclipse. Is there any way of importing ButterKnife on there?
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anshulkatta over 7 yearspoor Object oriented...changing the annotation breaks app if done a automated build
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Derek about 7 yearsLate response here, but the change in API was done as part of the 7.x.x Major release so it is allowed under semantic versioning. semver.org
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tiagocarvalho92 about 6 yearsThis answers the question without mistake ;) Thanks!