I know this question is asked a lot. But I could not find any good solution other than increasing memory.
But I don't think that this is my case - My studio just freezes and never responds.
Moreover, design editor toolbar keeps showing in all other Windows apps. I attached a screenshot for you to see how it hangs over a browser window.
Do you even know what this could be? Nothing helps other than restarting Studio.
Thanks,
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I was working with Android Emulator in Visual Studio for Mac with Xamarin. It was quite fast and everything was working fine. But once I closed it before it completely loaded, and now it does not boot, staying frozen on the black screen with Android word on it.
Can somebody please tell me what could have changed when I closed it and where I can fix it? Thanks in advance.
Had the same problem once.
It turn out that the settings was lost.
Tap on your emulator in the top left console.
Then Manage google emulator
Choose ur emulator > Edit And return initial settings.
Hope that helps
If it does not work u can try to make new emulator.
How can i solve this problem where the interface jumps all over the place?
This happens on Android Studio 1.5.1 (based on IntelliJ), but not on Java IntelliJ IDEA, which is weird.
Update:
It doesn't happen continuously, usually after a few minutes in the program.
A full reinstall and restoring default layout is not solving the problem.
However when resizing the window or when dragging the window outside the visible area of the screen, the layout goes back to normal and mostly when the mouse is moved the same issue appears again.
Update 2:
Since one of my 2 boot SSD's (in RAID0) gave up on life, I was forced to reinstall Windows and so lost all the programs on the C drive... On this new Windows install the interface issue with Android Studio is gone, so the problem was probably a wrong config file or a problem with Java.
I think you can reinstall it.Also you can click shift+F12 first.
Android Studio IDE breaking GUI issue image at - http://imgur.com/dLxz0DU
My Android Studio is showing one or more preview windows generated at the position of the cursor in the Code Editor window. This preview overlays the original work behind it and pretty much renders my entire IDE useless or near useless. Although the preview will disappear upon mousing over portions of it, only to reappear seconds later. Is there some auto-preview window option that might be turned on by default that I have missed entirely?
I apologize if this has been asked before - I had not been able to find the answer previously and this has completely halted my development.
UPDATE: Restarting Android Studio, restarting my machine, and re-installing Android Studio all result in the same issue.
Check enable: File > Power Save Mode
Hope this helps
as already told in the title, I have an issue regarding the preview tool of Android Studio.
As I install the program, all works fine. I can create layouts and previewing them without any trouble. The problem comes when I restart my computer. Every time, the preview tool disappears (grey unselectable menu option and no other buttons to activate it around) and I can't manage to make it work again, unless I re-download Android Studio and I re-update the SDK. It's really annoying, because it's difficult to project a layout without restarting the computer, looking at what you are doing or loading it every time on the phone.
I've attached a screenshot, can anyone help me? Does anyone know a solution?
as you can see, there is no preview and no button to activate it
What about clicking on the design tab at the bottom of the editor ?
I am building an app and have hit a bit of a bug when running my app. In order to troubleshoot this I tried debugging, rather than running. However, whenever I do this, the screen of the emulator shows all black apar from the app name bit at the top.
Anybody know why this might be?
For some reason, I can now see the layout, so thanks for your help. However, the "variables" eclipse window shows blank, and this is the bit I really want to see. But thanks for your help.
post your main activity code / androidmanifest xml code,
Restart your eclipse... it would Definitely show something in your logcat window since your application has started on emulator...