Sorry, I know this is a stupid question, but I don't know what I should to do. I already searching for solution over the internet no found nothing on it.
This is what my Android Studio looks like, I don't know what I did before:
I want my Android Studio to look like this:
Please help me.
Go to View menu and enable Toolbar
Edit:
You get your friends layout by clicking on "View" and then check "Toolbar".
What i wrote below this paragraph is all nonsense, but I leave it there anyway, maybe it is still of help.
I believe your friend has the default view. You can try resetting your view by going to "Window" and "Restore Default Layout". If that does not work try "File" and "Settings", and in there "Appearance and Behavior" and "Menus and Toolbars", and in the bottom right you can select "Restore Default".
But careful, it might reset something that you changed somewhere else as well, so be sure it won't be a problem for you.
Go to View > Disable all Toolbars,Status Bars,etc.
Again, go to View > Enable Toolbar,Tool Buttons and Status Bar!
Back to Original...Enjoy!
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I have a problem since the upgrade of Android studio.
When i try to use a layout it works but when i slide an item on the screen (window design) to see how it's looks like, the item didn't appeared in the window design, just in the window text.
Maybe i need to choose a parameter but i cannot find it.
If you don't know how to fix this, maybe you can explain me how back in the last version
Thanks for help.
Does anyone know if it's possible to place the logcat-window below the debug-window in android studio ?
Placing the logcat and debugging-window next to each other is no solution, there's too little space. My solution is to place the logcat-window above the code editor, but I don't like that arrangement.
Current state:
Desired state:
Greetings!
I've tried to do it as well and I couldn't.
My "solution" when I need that configuration is to remove the logcat from AndroidStudio window using the "Floating Mode", and using a configuration with my Windows Manager "BetterSnapTool" this is the result. Not exactly what you and I wanted but it works for me. I hope this helps you.
My "solution"
you can side by side for panels bottom right
I don't know what happened
but when i copy paste a code or write something
No Errors were shown
See the picture below in which i copied a code but no imports yet
But Android studio doesn't show any error.
Even when i Ctr + Alt + O It doesn't imports anything
Is their any setting to get it back or anything else?
I already tried updating all available updates
Sounds like you may be in power save mode. Check it on the File menu, just above Exit. While in power save, code inspection is disabled.
To get code inspection running again, you can either: 1) exit power saver mode, or 2) run inspection manually with Inspect Code... on the Analyze menu.
On the right side, click on the smiling face and pull the progress bar at the right:
I fix this problem by reset setting: File > Manage IDE Settings > Restore Default Settings.
After reinstall plugins, I realized that butter knife plugin was the problem
Clean your Project and press ALT + ENTER for import into android studio
in logcat view
try to remove any filter or filter by your application
Click on bottom right corner icon in android studio and uncheck the Power Save Mode
On the right bottom side, click on the user face and uncheck the power Save Mode.
For me none of the ones above helped.
I found the solution by doing this.
Analyze --> Inspect Code... --> Check - "Whole Project"
Also if this doesnt work out. Check if one of your classes need to implement some methods and the compiler is not recognizing that.
Try also:
Code --> Implement Methods...
go to this path => C:\Users\AppData\Local\Google\AndroidStudio4.1\plugins
find => Groovy_Console_Plugin_8542.zip
check it is extracted if not then => extract hear
then you will get result
note: check your Highlighting level (inspection level) is on syntax
Just remove the ./gradle folder and then relaunch Android Studio to download/install the Gradle automatically.
Invalidate caches and restart helped me
What fixed mine in Android Studio V. 2022.1.1 Canary 3 was that I had "none" selected for the highlighting which showed up as "OFF" in the top-right corner of the code box:
Clicking on that popup box that was now there:
And I noticed it said "Highlight None". clicking on that blue link gave me 3 options:
Selecting the "All Problems" brought me to this stats popup box:
Once that was done doing its thing I was finally presented with errors in my code! (which really isn't good but its good in this step-by-step guide):
On your right side , theres are colored squares next to the page scroll. Typee on the red square to see the error.
Following worked for me:
While opening a new project, be sure you connect your system with power,
restart and then enable safe mode and when the settings pop up
set the check for compile if not checked.
Good Luck
I'm not sure what happened exactly, but when I started up eclipse, there are no widgets in the graphical layout palette, as in the folders show nothing in them. It has worked before. Is there any way to fix this?
Got the same problem, just enlarge your Graphical Layout and it works.
Switch your computer system language from your country language to English! The widget folders in palette cannot read your country language; only English.
This fixed it for me.
I experienced a similar problem, where some of the widgets such as TextView and EditText were missing from the paleltte.
Here is what I did - from the paleltte, click on the arrow pointing downwards and select "Refresh Preview", here is a picture of what I'm talking about:
right click on palette then select DOCK ON then select left
It will not show if there is not enough space on your screen fr some reason. You need to minimize a window to open up your working space and it will show.
The same thing happened to me.
After trying everything, I changed the theme of the project. And oddly, the widgets reappeared.
The themes can be changed in the top bar of the design window.
I have problem with activation of graphical layout. I want to see what I have done in XML, but graphical layout doesn't show any thing.
Also in res/layout, I right clicked on each XML files then went to "Open with/Legacy android drawable editor". Still nothing!
How can I activate it?
Thanks
I have met the same problem sometimes,but close and reopen the file and it was ok,I just don't know why...
What views are you trying to display in the graphical layout? The graphical layout is meant, in general, for basic android widgets/views (Button, Radio, TextView, etc.), and will not display custom views.
None of the other solutions I have seen so far worked for me.
But, finally discovered this one.
Goto "Palette" dropdown menu and select "Show previews"
after this, I never has this issue again.
I am using ADT 20.0.3