Eclipse doesn't handle imports?

[Z@Nka]

OK, so I'm kind of new to forge (I'm a noob  ) and my Eclipse doesn't want to import anything. I press ctrl + shift and o, but it doesn't work.

	 @EventHandler
 public void preInit(FMLPreInitializationEvent event)
 {}
 @EventHandler	 
               public void init(FMLInitializationEvent event)
               {}
 @EventHandler
 public void postInit(FMLPostInitializationEvent event)
 {}

I did the usual but  The option i had was to do this:

public class bsurvival<FMLInitializationEvent, FMLPreInitializationEvent, FMLPostInitializationEvent> 

Make a .class or add a parameter to the thing( '' ). I think it might be because i still haven't played with 1.7.2 and I didn't add the libraries correctly.

I would appreciate any help from others.  

[Z@Nka]

I figured that forge does it, then i tried importing FML init thing. It didn't work so i tried doing it myself but as i said i think i did it wrong or something.

[Z@Nka]

Ohh fail, I heard it in a video that forge does all the imports. -.-

Anyway is there a way to fix it?

[Z@Nka]

I linked the libraries and it doesn't want to work. ;(

[Mecblader]

This works if your modding 1.6.4. No garentees for 1.7, also This will only work if you have your mod in a separate project.

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Did you add forge or minecraft as a required project for your mod. If not then right-click on your project. Hover over build path and then click configure build path. Click on the project tab and click add and select minecraft.

 

Good Luck!

[Z@Nka]

Hmmm, thats what i forgot. -.-

Thanks for the help, I'm sorry for any hassle.

[Z@Nka]

Ok, first of all, sorry for posting here again and annoying you guys again. If this is a very simple fix or I'm just blind then I'm sorry..... Again.

I'm having random errors (red lines) show up under my code...

         @EventHandler
 public void postInit(FMLPostInitializationEvent event)
 {}

This is one of them. (There is many more) There is a red line under the p in "public".

[Z@Nka]

Never mind guys I figured everything out! Thanks for all the help!