My Select Deployment Target window isn't showing when I hit Run. It is only showing the signing report in the Run tab on the bottom.
On the Taskbar,click on
RUN>EDIT CONFIGURATION>TARGET
And set the target as per your wish.
Worked for me.
Hope the same for you too.
If the Select Deployment Target window isn't showing when you hit Run. Make sure the dropdown (next to Run button) is set to "App".
It took me a while to figure out what was going on.
Look in the very lower-right corner of Android Studio. If the "!" in a circle is lit up red, click on it. There may be an error you have to dispose of before you click run.
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please help me remove this annoying squares ! I can't find this option anywhere :(!
Program: android studio
To remove the coloured squares (Also known as inspections) you either need to solve the reason Android Studio has alerted you to that piece of code with a warning/error; or disable the inspections.
To disable one off/singular inspections:
Go to the part of the code which shows the warning/error
Press alt + enter on keyboard
Click "disable inspection"
That specific inspection should disappear
To disable all inspections:
Go to settings, then editor, then inspections
You should see a list of all inspections, here you can edit what ones you want, and how they behave
To turn off an inspection, un-check its tick-box to the right side of the list
To turn off all inspections, just un-check all tick-boxes
I want to remove all the Breakpoints in module using shortcut
Ctrl+shift+F8
but this shortcut not work on android studio 2.2 on window 10
Any help ?
thats my setting
First go to
Settings > Keymap and search like i did and find out whats there,That's what you are looking for
You can reset short keys...or change as you want..
Once you are done it that keys will display debug points you have.Then go to its top and click minus mark in red.All gone!
To remove all breakpoints in IntelliJ Idea press following sequence of shortcuts
Ctrl+Shift+F8 (open Breakpoints dialog)
Ctrl+A (select all breakpoint)
Alt+Delete (remove selected breakpoints)
Enter (confirm)
For more details please refer below link.
Remove all breakpoints in IntelliJ IDEA
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
While on a break point, how do I see the call stack to find the callee method/function?
Seems like there is an UI-Bug in the Android Studio (1.x, 2.x and 3.x).
For me the "Frames/Threads" Panel was completely hidden behind the toolbar, so I had to change the size from the "variable" panel by dragging its left border to reveal the "Frames/Threads".
[I have to admit, that #Greg added this picture after reviewing my answer!]
At the bottom panel you should have "5: Debug". Click on it and select "Debugger -> Threads"
You may need to find the "Threads" icon on the far right, or even click the "Restore Layout" button on the left to restore this window.
Whenever I'm just typing some code in Eclipse, and I click on the Error lightbulb on the gray ribbon area, my code just runs away from me, and I have to close the file and re-open it to see my code again. Can someone help me figure out how to STOP this? Thanks
I may have fixed this issue.
Going to the Eclipse settings, and to
Java > Editor
Uncheck the box "Only show the selected Java element."
This seems to fix the problem.
Please follow these steps (I am running eclipse on MAC) to fix XML problems. You later commented it was a java file but actually java files are okay with me.
Open Eclipse
Open menu eclipse->preference or file->preference (windows version I am guessing)
In the left pane expand the following nodes XML->XML Files->Editor
Please take a look # the following image and make sure yours has the same settings and hit apply.
The problem is gone but you cannot add blank lines in the XML files any more.
You could be accidentally invoking code folding.
Does your editor show you something like this?
The red arrow (added for emphasis) points to a minus sign in a circle. When you hover over the area underneath the minus sign, a vertical bar is drawn from the minus sign to the bottom of the code block, of which the minus sign is next to the top line.
If you (perhaps accidentally) single-click on the minus sign or double-click on the vertical bar, then the whole block of code collapses and only the first line is shown. The minus sign changes to a plus sign. Clicking on the plus sign expands your code again.
Under any condition you could just click on the java file under the name of class you created it appers like that
Src
Default package
"Name" .java