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SirEvan
I'm trying to create an "About" window that pops up from my app when a user clicks "About app_name" in my preferences screen. It all works, but I'd like to have the version number get pulled from the packagemanager, but can't seem to be able to do it inside a static routine:
The two lines related to packagemanager at the top are what I'm having issues with. I get a message in Eclipse stating "Cannot use this in a static context", with "this" being underlined in my code. I currently have the line "message.setText(.....)" to display the Version number, but I'd like to get it pulled from the package instead so that I don't have to continually update the code if I update the app.
Thanks.
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