Hi guys,
when I want to generate code template in the android studio testing environment, the template will not add for me,it only shows me the edit template option like below
seem like android studio doesn't allow me to add code template for junit4
as you can see the plus button is also disabled for me, anybody know why?
Just press enter, without click on right arrow, then code will be generated according to your template.
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In previous android studio releases we used to have a button (in the bottom right side) that would enable you to disable inspections and do syntax check only .
But since I have updated to android studio arctic fox I am unable to find this button any more (I am not sure if it is disabled by default or if I have somehow disabled it).
is there a way to achieve this ? or add this shortcut back again .
Kindly check the images below .
Finally I was able to find out how to do it by chance .
From the top right side of the IDE where you type your code . There is a small area that provide counters of errors and warning within the file .
click on it .then click on highlight options.
you have 3 options : None, Syntax and all problems .
checkout the screenshot for more details .
I have the need to add the support for a DSL(domain-specific language) to the android studio. What I want to achieve is an extension recognized and syntax highlighting and at the moment of the creation of the new project set up the necessary files for the environment.
Looking around the web I haven't found a good way to do this. I have thought about some solutions but I can't figure out if these are realizable.
Solution 1:
Modify the standard Android project wizard maybe adding a checkbox that set up the environment for the type of language like the image below.
https://imgur.com/HiIqlsI
I think this is probably unachievable.
Solution 2:
Once I created my default Android project add in the right mouse button click menu an option to set up the environment for the project.
Solution 3:
Create a custom wizard project setup just for my language.
I don't know if it's possible to do a similar thing in Android Studio. Any help is appreciated
I want to create a custom keyboard for android.
So I am starting from the official softkeyboard example.
So I have downloaded it and I have opened it with Android Studio.
But as you can see, there is no way to Run it ( the play button is grey instead of green ):
What do I have to do ?
This is not my first app, I have developed other simple apps that work perfectly.
there is no gradle file in that project so you cant run... create new project and copy your classes
I'm encountering problem with Android studio formatting and the use case is:
Using Android studio 1.5.1 with my custom code style defined. Right click on a package and "Reformat code...", Check only on "Include subdirectories" and click Run. It gives me one-line changes in three classes. After that, if I repeat the same procedure, I get more changes in these three classes. After that, if I repeat the same procedure, I get even more formatting changes (using Github for Windows to see the changes).
How is that possible? Is someone experiencing the same problem?
I'm working with Eclipse Helios on Android app and found that when constructing UI I'm not able to use common Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V. Using RMB+Paste works fine. However I'm also not able to paste using Eclipse menu -> Edit, where "Paste" is just disabled.
Please advice..
I'm also developing in Eclipse Helios, i just use RMB+Coby and RMB+Paste ?
But when you should paste something in again, you need to RMB the view where the copied items should go..
Does that work for you ?