I have a question transitioning from Eclipse whenever I start to type something for a string or even for a Log.d i would get "" to automatically appear, which I've found out how to do this in Android Studio no problem, but in eclipse I use to be able to hit [TAB] and it would instantly jump outside of the " on the end so I can continue to type quickly anyone know if this is possible in Android Studio?
Unfortunately, this is currently not supported in Android Studio. The closest command to the desired behaviour would be Complete Current Statement (Ctrl+Shift+Enter) which only really works if you have only one parameter.
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i have android studio 4.1.3 and i'm wondering if it has a setting that i can change so i can see debug in real time. I'm currently using visual studio which tells me in console where i'm wrong as i'm typing. I'm typing the code in vs and then pasting into android studio but it's getting tiresome especially if i have a lot of screens. Is there an easy way that i'm missing? And yes i have tried to google the question already so please don't tell me to google.
Unfortunately, android Studio does not currently have a live debug feature.
You do have a debug option on the top right corner of the screen if you need it.
The closest thing to what i was looking for is the "Dart Analysis". It's located at the very bottom next to the "terminal" button. I've tested and i see if i change something, it immediately notifies me in the "Dart Analysis window"
I'm running a react-native app in an Android emulator through Android Studio. I want to redeploy code changes fast. Is there some way to force a hot reload into the emulator? Here's what I've tried so far:
Double tap r usually works. If a text field is selected, it doesn't work (it just types rr). I haven't found any ways to deselect a text field without selecting another text field.
The run app button in IDE doesn't work when modifying .js files. Android Studio does not recognize the .js files as part of the project, so it doesn't detect changes and refuses to hot reload the emulator. I've imported the project according to the instructions in react-native docs and I've also tried various other ways of setting up the project. It just won't recognize anything beyond the "android" directory.
Try to use command + M or command + D
Ide choice depending on personal habits, recommend vscode.
There is a perfect answer for your question posted here https://stackoverflow.com/a/52857409/10827286
Press CTRL + M, the menu will show and you can click on Live Reload or Hot Reload
There is one thing I really miss about Eclipse and it was that if I commented out a public field, for instance, the project immediately turned red and all the classes that use this field, also turn red, so I know what I broke.
In Android Studio, I comment out a public field and nothing changes, and if I want to find which are the affected classes I either have to try to remember where I used it, or run a rebuild, wait for a minute, until the error appears.
Can I make Android Studio do this kind of check in real time like Eclipse did?
It works in Android Studio as well. But only for the current visible class.
Make sure Power Save Mode is not enabled. You can uncheck it at 'File > Power Save Mode'
When using Android Studio, I want to be able to just put the mouse cursor on top of a code word with a compiler error and get a drop down list with fix suggestions. Right now in order to open that list, I must press ALT + ENTER. How can I make Android Studio to open the list automatically when the coursor is above the error line?
In your Android Studio go to:
Settings > Editor > Code Completion and check in 'Autopopup code completion'
You might check as well the other options in the tab - e.g. delay in ms.
It seems that there was an update to the Android Studio and this feature was added. You need to play with the error line a bit (sometimes there's a need to press it a few times) and then you'll get the option to view code fixes.
I'm using eclipse helios to design a simple android application, however I'm having issues with tidying up the user interface by editing the XML after writing the rest of the application. However none of the edits to the XML file (I've checked it's the right one) are showing when I send the application to the onscreen emulator.
For example, if I change this segment:
" "
to
"
"
and click on the green arrow, the radio button remains "Female".
Can anyone help?
I had this happen once and once I uninstalled the app from the emulator the next debug session had the right copy of the program in it.
There are known issues with eclipse 3.6 (helios) I suspect that this could be related to one of them.