I've got a problem after updating Mac to Big Sur 11.0.1.
All interstitial dialog windows, Device Manager, Preferences, SDK options, and etc, are not opened as interstitials/dialogs in fullscreen mode, but as a tab in-app. Then, Android Studio freezes and is not responding.
i.e.: Commit Changes Window
Any ideas how to fix it? Thanks!
System Preferences > General > set Prefer Tabs to never when opening documents.
Alternatively, run this on Terminal and restart Android Studio:
defaults write com.google.android.studio AppleWindowTabbingMode manual
This works while keeping the tabs active for other apps.
Go to the Apple Menu, select System Preferences > General. In the Prefer tabs when opening documents option, select "never". Then restart Android Studio.
I solved by clicking the -> System Preferences -> General -> Prefer Tabs and select "never". I have no problem using the latest version of IDEA, it may be that the version of IDEA on which Android Studio is based low.
You can try : System Preferences > General > Prefer Tabs and set #never when opening documents.
I hope solved this problem.
I think the ideal place to fix this is in the native code in the app launcher. In AppBundler we recently made this change which sets the tab mode before loading the JVM. It's basically the in-app equivalent of running "defaults write" in the terminal but doesn't require executing a process.
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This question been bugging me since the release of the built-in emulator tab.
How to make it appear? Like, enforce it.
Because it just seems to appear whenever. I work mainly with Flutter projects and some projects just open and there it is. Other projects don't have the emulator tab so I have to run it in a separate window like it used to be. There are no options anywhere - it either "is" or not. I want consistency and I like it being a tab. How to enable it once and for all? Is it possible?
Solution is quite simple, if I don't see emulator in my Flutter project, I check in File->Project Structure, see picture.
There has to be an "Android" module, if there is none, just add it from a '+' menu, that's all, the Emulator tab will appear.
How do I open a new project in Android Studio?
I'm trying to open a new project
But instead of a window of quick opening
I get this screen
The project opens differently than usual
Has something gone wrong with definitions?
How do I get to a "quick opening" window
Thanks in advance for your help
At the bottom of your screen there are several error messages related to loading plugins, most notably:
Required plugin "Android Support" is disabled
I would bet that this is why you are seeing a different New Project dialog as your copy of Android Studio can no longer use Android-related functionality. In order to re-enable this plugin, go to File -> Settings -> Plugins and ensure that the entry for Android Support and everything else Android-related is checked.
You may need to restart Android Studio once you've done this.
I think you're already in a new project. Look at the paths in the top of the screen shot. It's asking you to set up the parameters of the project, after which, you can save the project with a correct name. You look to have tried this 22 times prior to this screen shot, you're in "untitled23" for your project name.
I am beginner with android and React
When I installed the node.js and create project with react
I tried to open it with android studio , what I already need to open the
device manager which was available before , but now I can't lunch it
as Image , please help
You can try to access it from Tools->Android->AVD Manager.
I suspect you may have inadvertently removed it from the Toolbars. If this is the case, then perhaps you want to restore it. You can Right-Click on the Toolbar and select Customize Custom Menus and Toolbars.... Then select Restore Default, then try again (see if you can now see AVD Manager on the Toolbar.
I am new to Android Studio IDE. I was very accustomed to the Eclipse IDE and now everything seems hard to accomplish with Android Studio. One of the things which bothering me is the documentation auto popup in the settings. The popups are always overlapping the parameters info. which are important.
Does anybody know how to solve this or if it's possible at all to have the 2 options.
I've already tried changing the delays in the settings but the it's the same result.
Example image:
Go to File > Settings or do Ctrl+Alt+S
Under Editor > General
Uncheck Show quick documentation on mouse move
I have a problem with Eclipse, I am a Android developer, and when I edit in a XML layout file, I want to run as Android application with shortcut Ctrl+F11, but it will automatic run as XSL Transformation, and create a xxx.out.xml in current folder, how can I disable it?
Thanks for your help, and sorry my English.
One way to avoid this problem is to configure Eclipse to always launch the previously launched application. To do this navigate to Window -> Preferences -> Run/Debug -> Launching -> Launch Operation and select Always launch the previously launched application.
I find this option to be more a lot more convenient than launching what is currently open.