I have problem with android studio which is i can't see source code folders on android layout as showen in screenshot below.
PS: i can see the folders on project layout.
Just delete the old android studio project folder(if any) under %USERS% of windows,refer to below image for more and re-sync the project, it will work smoothly
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I'm new to the android studio. I made a new project, with these options:
1- language= java
2- for phone or tablets
3- empty activity / no activity
but the folders in my project are completely different from everyone else.
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why is this happening to my project? why I don't have Java, manifest, build.gradle (module:app) and ... folders in my project?
In project section may you left side android icon and
right side setting icon
do:-
click on setting icon ,hence you can see Compact middle package, select this.
your gradle is not build successfully.
rebuild project. see gradle problem, and fix it for solve project structure.
Happened to me recently. Files existed. Only visible under the Project...Project tab.
I prefer the Project... Android... tab
It was only showing the "Gradle Scripts" and missing the "app" folder.
App Missing in Android Tab of Android Studio
In Android Studio "Welcome" dialog, remove project from recent list
Close everything Explorer Navigate to folder
C:\Users\Andy\AndroidStudioProjects[project]\
Search *.iml
Delete these files (backup beforehand as always)
Open Android Studio as Administrator
Open Project with “Open” button and browse to file folder
Android tab… “app” should appear now.
I don't know how but the android studio changed the file hierarchy of my project...
see the image below.
This type was proper the image that is above this line .
The image that is below this line was automatically created by the android studio.
How to change back to the older file hierarchy type??
In left upper corner of Android Studio you need to change the project view to Android. Your current project view is Project.
Android Studio Project Structure (v.s. Eclipse Project Structure)
This link will help you to understand the folder structure of android studio.
And all the new folder created in your project after compile it in android studio is all because of folder structure of android studio and dont worry it will never harm your project.
I don't know if it is the place to ask this question, but i thinks it's more relevant to ask it here than in http://android.stackexchange.com.
The android studio project explorer always is like image below:
But in one of my new projects it became like below:
It's a bit confusing i could not find manifest and other xmls easily.
You are switching between Android project view and Project files view.
There is a menu on top of the tree view to change it.
Example screenshots:
Package view:
Android project view:
Project files view:
Android Studio creates the default structure for your project and
opens the development environment. If your app supports more than one
form factor, Android Studio creates a module folder with complete
source files for each of them .
You should check Projects Overview .You can change its structure by selecting above picture .
I Just cloned android project from the bitbucket which doesnot contains gradle folder in it.
I imported it as an eclipse project in my android studio but problem is I cannot see any files when I select android from the top left corner drop down menu but some files are seen under project menu.
doesn't show any files.
shows some of files only.
check the settings.gradle and add this line and save include ':app'**
I am new to android development. I installed android studio 1.2.2 on osx 10.10 successfully. I downloaded the devunwired/accessory-samples repo and I am trying to view the activity_client.xml in design mode, but I am not able to do so.
I think I am supposed to see the "Design" tab in the botton somewhere, but I do not see it. Here is what I see. What do I need to do to see this .xml file in the graphical view?
It looks like your project isn't imported as Android module.
Also the folder "BluetoothGattPeripheral" must be the root of the module.
Either try to reopen the correct folder or use File -> New -> Project From existing sources and make sure you import it as Android Project/Module.
When you've done it correctly the "src/main/java" folder should be automatically chosen as "Source Root" and should turn blue.
There's no need to say one word: