In Android Studio, suddenly an error happened just like in the following picture.
IDE Fatal Errors: Duplicated key .toast for language JAVA
After that the IDE just won't generate any code insight and I need to type all my code manually. Does anyone know how to solve it or has anyone met the same problem?
Maybe you have installed Android Tools? Try to disable it. It seems have some problem with Android Studio 2.0
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I am facing an issue of build getting failed. I recently upgraded my android studio. And the look and feel has good changes in the IDE. But there is something I am stuck at. After making a few changes in the existing code I am trying to run the project and the build always fails with an error (Look at the image)
I tried to look for a lot of possible solutions and didn't find anything correct.
Help me out someone :p
Here you go with a simple and funny solution:
just follow the image.
Have fun. Happy Coding
Check for local.properties is there any key missing or some property is missing at the time of update it might got reset
API unknown and layout doesn't show
API Unknown and layout doesn't show , please help me to fix it
You have a Gradle error. When there are Gradle errors, you will experience issues with rendering. However, in my experience having a Gradle error only causes problems with external libraries. So did you install the Android SDK?
This is only the basic solution, and I will be able to give you a more accurate answer when you add the Gradle error to your question.
I have updated my android studio 1.1 Preview 5 with Android studo 2.2.
When i open or create project is always gives an error like
Cannot load project: com.intellij.ide.plugins.PluginManager$StartupAbortedException: Fatal error initializing 'com.intellij.debugger.DebuggerManager'
I have tried to load my previous android studio's configurations but still it gives an error.
Then i have started without importing configuration and it also gives an error.
I have tried to remove cache directory and then also gives an error.
So please help me to solve this problem.
To fix the problem I tried to download and reinstall the Android Studio
but the error appeared again on the second start of the app.
Finally I found that my desktop shortcut had a wrong target file studio.exe, not studio64.exe.
I spent a couple weeks figuring this one out but as it turns out the issue was with my Java Home environment variable. I had mistakenly set jre1.8.etc as my home when it in fact needed to be the jdk1.8.0_101.
I probably just clicked on the wrong dl link because when I redownloaded the jdk it replaced the jre file. Hope this helps.
I am getting below error while capturing screenshot in Android Studio 2.0. I tried with 2 different tablets and with both of them I am getting this error.
Unexpected Error while obtaining screenshot - java.lang.Nullpointerexception
I have googled and also looked at different stackoverflow questions but didnt found any which can resolve this issue.
I have recently installed Android Studio 2.0 and this could be a problem I dont know.
This is an old question but there is another specific reason why this can happen, and while it is clearly not OP's case, it might still help someone else:
If you have getActivity().getWindow().addFlags(LayoutParams.FLAG_SECURE); set (normally used to avoid screenshots), it will also prevent you from taking screenshots from Android Studio, generating the same error Unexpected Error while obtaining screenshot.
Restarting the Android Studio worked for me.
It doesn't give the screen capture error after I restarted Android studio.
Goto AndroidStudio settings->System settings ->checked Support screen reader
and restart your android studio.
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I started to use Android Studio and I am looking for the option to fix errors similar to Eclipse IDE.
For example, in Eclipse, if you have some code that might throw an exception Eclipse shows you an option to surround the code with a try/catch statement, so you don't have to write it manually.
In Android Studio I can't find this option and it's very frustating for me because in Eclipse it was so fast to do this and here I have to do it manually.
Anybody knows how to do this in Android Studio?
for windows
ctrl+alt+t
for Mac
cmd+alt+t
you will find different android studio tips on this link
The command I was looking for is alt + enter and it shows you all the fixes available.