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&gt;&gt;You posted twice<br />
Different problems.
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Right. 'Cos I saw this : 
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I'm trying to the
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, with the word &quot;get&quot; missing; then read this Q, with the same syntax error, and stupidly assumed they were the same Q.
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Right. 'Cos I saw this :

> I'm trying to the

, with the word "get" missing; then read this Q, with the same syntax error, and stupidly assumed they were the same Q.

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I plead guilty to copy'n'paste in the first degree.
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I plead guilty to copy'n'paste in the first degree.

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I'm trying to the AndEngine examples to work and I'm getting org.anddev.andengine cannot be resolved on this line:<br />
import org.anddev.andengine.engin<wbr />e.Engine;<br />
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In Eclipse, I go to Project -&gt; Build Path -&gt; Configure Build Path<br />
On the Source tab page, I click Link Source and browse to C:\eclipse\AndEngine\src and click OK, but this does not resolve the problem.<br />
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What do I need to to get this to work?
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I'm trying to the AndEngine examples to work and I'm getting org.anddev.andengine cannot be resolved on this line:
import org.anddev.andengine.engine.Engine;

In Eclipse, I go to Project -> Build Path -> Configure Build Path
On the Source tab page, I click Link Source and browse to C:\eclipse\AndEngine\src and click OK, but this does not resolve the problem.

What do I need to to get this to work?

org.anddev.andengine cannot be resolved

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