I was learning the things in Android Studio which I didn't know . While proceeding with this learning , File menu from menu bar has removed by mistake . Now I am searching how to add File menu again , I didn't find any setting for this in the Android Studio . I searched it on StackOverflow but no luck .
Help me please I have stuck with this issue .
Here is the snapshot of Android Studio :
Enter settings via Hotkey or shift+strg+A then type settings.
In the Settings menue navigate to Appearance & Behaviour > Menus and Toolbars and klick Restore Default in the lower right corner
I am bit late to answer this question but I have working solution for Android Studio 4.1.2
Simply Press Ctrl + Shift + A and type menu and now if see the ON/OFF button in right and simply toggle menu visibility by click
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It seems that in older versions of android studio when starting a new project after selecting the activity type there used to be a menu titled "Customize the activity" and I wanted to know if there was a way to get it back.
ctrl + F6, it's called refactor. just select and hit and you be able to customize what you want
I guess accidentally pressing a key or a combination changed a setting in Android Studio after which android studio is acting weird and won't let me select code properly.
Look at following image.
I have checked Android Studio setting and couldn't find anything related to it.
P.S I am using Windows 10.
In 3.3.1 column select mode is under the Edit menu
To enter/exit column selection mode, press alt+shift+insert.
After deactivating, you can still do column selection with using alt + left click drag.
It's quite annoying since upgrading to Android Studio 3.0.1 such that the "Back/Forward" buttons are not displayed in tool bar at the top in IDE any more. I know, I can select "Navigation-> Back/Forward", but obviously, it's very annoying if you Back/Forward frequently; Also, the short cut by keys are not looking a good choice for my situation. I want to show those 2 button in the IDE,or say, I prefer to click around with MICE! Digging around the settings in IDE and seemed not able to figure out how to achieve this SIMPLE goal. Any hints/help will be highly appreciated.
To me, removing those simple buttons dramatically reduces the usability of the IDE!
Thanks,
In my Android Studio 3.0.1 installation, the buttons you seek are already in the main toolbar (see where the red arrow points):
To configure the contents of the toolbars, right-click over an open area in the toolbar panel and choose "Customize Menus and Toolbars..." from the context menu:
That will bring up a dialog where you can see the contents of the main toolbar and manipulate those contents:
In Android Studio 3.3 Canary 13:
Open View and then click Toolbar if it is unchecked. You will now get your toolbar with back and forward navigate buttons.
Best of Luck!
Click on "View" option in android studio(in top bar) and then click on "Toolbar" option.
From Android Studio 4.0 you can go at the menu: View -> Appearance -> Toolbar
For me it was simply going to the View tab and make sure Toolbar is checked. Voila! Friendly arrows back.
credit to #cro comment how to show Back/Forward buttons in Android Studio 3.0.1 IDE
In Windows, just go to View> Appearance> Make sue Toolbar is checked. This is as per AS version 3.6.3
Eesy. View -> Appearance -> Toolbar. For Android Studio 4.2
Let use shortcut, if you use Ubuntu Linux, go setting --> keyboard --> navigation, change shortcut ctrl + alt + left/right to other. Default on AS is ctrl + alt + left
Simple step you can find in screenshot.
Just we need to enable toolbar
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'm using IntelliJ Android-Studio 0.8.2 and i'd like to know if it's possible to open the code by default when editing XML files?
Opening multiple files always shows Design tab, while opening single files, though, it sometimes opens them in Text tab but sometimes not.
Is there any way to set the default tab to Text ? It's pretty annoying as I rarely use the Design tab. Here's a screenshot of what I'm talking about:
Newer (I guess 2.x+) versions of Android Studio have this option in the main settings:
Open the settings with one of the following actions:
Press Ctrl+Alt+S.
On the main menu, choose File | Settings for Windows and Linux or IntelliJ IDEA | Preferences for OS X
Press Ctrl+Shift+A, type settings and press Enter.
Then navigate to the following sub-menu:
Editor -> Layout Editor -> "Prefer XML editor"
This has been added in the newest release of Android Studio (0.8.12).
Other features of the new release can be found here.
Here is the screen shot of the latest version
Look at the top right corner of the image
UPDATE 2021
Using Android Studio Artic Fox 2020.3.1 it's Design Tools in Settings Menu (CtrlAltS) instead of Layout Editor:
In case of Android Studio 4.0 use Split OR Code button to view it.
Since in the new update, the feature of viewing the code of XML has changed, there are some series of steps that are needed to be followed.
Step 1: Press Ctrl + Alt + S (Basically opening settings)
Step 2:Click on the layout editor and choose the default Editor mode as you wish. In my case I want it to be in split mode (You will be able to see both code and its output at the same screen or window).
Step 3: Click on Apply and OK.
Step 4: Close all the opened XML or the design files . Now after this step , if you open any other file present at your project, you would be realizing that the mode in which the file is opened is at the mode you chose at the Step 2 .
Mac
Android Studio > Preferences > Editor > Layout Editor
change to the view as per your desire.
Also you can switch between views Using Cmd + Shift + Left/Right Arrow
In the new Android Studio 4.1 this option is somewhat changed to :
To access this visit
Android Studio -> Preference from the menu bar search for design and select layout editor and change the mode to your desired one.
Thanks
The Android Designer editor always opens files in the "Design" mode by default. Once you have it open you can switch to "Text" mode and it will retain that setting for that file. However, there's no option to have it default to opening XML files in "Text" mode.