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I use Eclipse Neon (on Mac OS) and work primarily with libgdx right now. When I need to import some classes I do the CMD+Shift+O routine normally.

A non-libgdx class is imported fine, a libgdx class is only imported when I do it manually, so the build path is correct. Why does the "organize import"-command (applied by the key routine above) ignore libgdx?

I tried following steps:

  • cleaning projects + restarting Eclipse
  • restart computer
  • refreshing gradle
  • re-installing the same version of Eclipse
  • installing an older version (Eclipse Mars)

Those steps don't solve the problem, maybe you have an idea?

Lukas__
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  • What programming language is this? – greg-449 Jun 10 '17 at 07:35
  • Java, The problem is solved. I don't know exactly why, but I had to remove all projects and add them again. Maybe because I create a new repository and copy/paste all projects (in the file system) without updating the projects showed in Eclipse. – Lukas__ Jun 10 '17 at 14:13

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