java - Error with import com.google.android.maps.* package from Eclipse to Android Studio -

hi guys have problem after exported project eclipse android studio have problem import com.google.android.maps.* package, don't recognise it. tried lot of things found, doesn't work me.

touchedlocationoverlay.java

package util;  import java.util.arraylist;  import android.graphics.drawable.drawable; import android.os.bundle; import android.os.handler; import android.os.message;  import com.google.android.maps.geopoint; import com.google.android.maps.itemizedoverlay; import com.google.android.maps.mapview; import com.google.android.maps.overlayitem;  public class touchedlocationoverlay extends itemizedoverlay<overlayitem> {      private arraylist<overlayitem> moverlays = new arraylist<overlayitem>();     private handler handler;      public touchedlocationoverlay(drawable defaultmarker, handler h) {         super(boundcenterbottom(defaultmarker));          // handler object instantiated in class mainactivity         this.handler = h;     }      // executed, when populate() method called     @override     protected overlayitem createitem(int arg0) {         return moverlays.get(arg0);     }      @override     public int size() {         return moverlays.size();     }      public void addoverlay(overlayitem overlay) {         moverlays.add(overlay);         populate(); // invokes method createitem()     }      // method invoked, when user tap on map     @override     public boolean ontap(geopoint p, mapview map) {          // creating message object send handler         message message = new message();          // creating bundle object ot set in message object         bundle data = new bundle();          // setting latitude in bundle object         data.putint("latitude", p.getlatitudee6());          // setting longitude in bundle object         data.putint("longitude", p.getlongitudee6());          // setting bundle object in message object         message.setdata(data);          // sending message object handler         handler.sendmessage(message);          return super.ontap(p, map);     } } 

gradle

apply plugin: 'com.android.application'  dependencies {     compile filetree(dir: 'libs', include: '*.jar')     compile project(':google-play-services_lib') }  android {     compilesdkversion 18     buildtoolsversion "23.0.3"      sourcesets {         main {             manifest.srcfile 'androidmanifest.xml'             java.srcdirs = ['src']             resources.srcdirs = ['src']             aidl.srcdirs = ['src']             renderscript.srcdirs = ['src']             res.srcdirs = ['res']             assets.srcdirs = ['assets']         }          // move tests tests/java, tests/res, etc...         instrumenttest.setroot('tests')          // move build types build-types/<type>         // instance, build-types/debug/java, build-types/debug/androidmanifest.xml, ...         // moves them out of them default location under src/<type>/...         // conflict src/ being used main source set.         // adding new build types or product flavors should accompanied         // similar customization.         debug.setroot('build-types/debug')         release.setroot('build-types/release')     } } 

add line in dependencies section of build.gradle file:

compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services:9.2.0' 

you don't need add .jar libs folder.

more info setting google play services