I pasted the file into the class, but it did not c...

# android

[Thiago]

I pasted the file into the class, but it did not convert directly. Is there any option that should be enabled?

[adam-mcneilly]

Hmm I'm not sure Android Studio should have done it. My guess is that it would look like this:

override fun attachBaseContext(base: Context) {
   super.attachBaseContext(base)
   Multidex.install(this)
}

[Thiago]

Thank you. But Multidex continues with the error red color.

[adam-mcneilly]

What's the error you get?

[Thiago]

Multidex.install(this) --> Unresolved reference

[Thiago]

"Multidex"

[adam-mcneilly]

Is there a support lib for multidex you need to do? something like implementation "com.android.support:multidex:26.0.2"? I'm just guessing based on the way the docs put it in a support package - https://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/multidex/MultiDex.html

[Thiago]

As of version 21 it is not necessary this dependence

[adam-mcneilly]

I'm not sure then sorry. I don't have AS open to try to recreate right now. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Thiago]

Thanks a lot for the help

[sourabhv]

@Thiago I think as of API 21 it is not required to multidex. But to multidex for lower APIs you do need the support lib

[Thiago]

Required by Multidex in Application

[kingsley]

In addition to adding the Multidex dependency, you also need to enable multidex in your build.gradle file