After updating Android Studio 4.2.1 when I want to see the usage of variables (ctrl+click) a dialog is being shown with two options, Include accessors and Exclude accessors, How to disable Field Accessor Dialog in android studio?
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I'm writing a Kotlin Multiplatform project in Android Studio. As a result, I have multiple sourceSets configured in the project but some of them are empty. Removing them from the Gradle build is not possible as they are required for building the project. Is there a way to hide them from being displayed by the IDE?
(Android Studio Dolphin | 2021.3.1 Patch 1)
There is no built-in way to hide empty source sets, but you can create a custom annotation to do this.
Here is the Example. I Hope It would help you.
#Target(AnnotationTarget.CLASS)
#Retention(AnnotationRetention.SOURCE)
annotation class HideEmptySourceSet
For more details about annotations check this link:
https://kotlinlang.org/docs/annotations.html
Click the dropdown at the top labeled "Android" and select the "Project" view instead. This will display only the directories that are actually present on the filesystem rather than showing every source set that's configured.
Unfortunately there is no such option built-in in Android Studio environment.
It's also possible to use a different view (e.g. Project) or define bookmarks and favourites to navigate around quickly.
I would advise to try out the favourites, as setting up will take about 3 minutes and will make it way more comfortable to use.
In Android Studio, there is a background color effect for some fields(e.g. View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LAYOUT_STABLE, View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_FULLSCREEN).
Example:
When I put the mouse on it, the pop-up is displayed telling me that "Field requires API level xx (current min is xx)".
It's very usuful. So I can make some conditions for each Android OS version.
I've remove the effect by mistake. but I don't remember what item on setting is for it.
So, I really want to revive the background-color effect and the message pop-up for "Field requires API level xx (current min is xx).
Naturally, I can revive it by re-installing Android Stuido or resetting the IDE Setting to Default.
But I already made alot of changes on Android Studio Setting. and I don't want to lose it..
I've never found a item to revive it in Android Studio's setting.
please help me
If you press Alt+Enter you'll see that it suggests #SuppressLint("InlinedApi") to disable the warning.
Doing a search for "inline" in the IntelliJ/Android Studio settings leads to this:
Go to File > Settings > Editor > Inspections > Android > Lint > Correctness > Using inlined constants on older versions (you can also search to find it). Here you can disable it by unchecking it; remember to click apply or OK to save it.
For reference, it's in Android Studio as well under the same location.
For changing the background color, click the severity spinner and click "edit severities". Click warning or create a new severity and set the color (the settings should make it easy to see). Reenabling is in the same location by checking the box or changing the severity level to warning or error for that matter.
Checked in IntelliJ 2018.1 and Android Studio 3.1.2. It might not be present in older versions of either IDE, or it might be in different locations.
There are wasy to disable inspection. But Disabling inspection is not recommended, because
You will not get further important suggestion about some version requirements. (like if particular method require 21 and you are targeting API 15, then it does not sound good to have that method.)
If some user is running your app on 16 version then your code will crash, because it was not added in that API level.
Got that?
Solution:
1.You can check API level in your code. for that only press alt + enter on that suggestion you said, and accept changes. It will generate a code like this.
if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.JELLY_BEAN) {}
2.You can increase your minimum sdk level from app level build.gradle
defaultConfig {
...
minSdkVersion 16
...
}
Is it possible to get comments to be placed automatically at the end of a method with Android Studio?
return new MaterialApp(
); // MaterialApp
Closing labels are now supported in Android Studio 3.1 with the latest Dart and Flutter plugin
(last checkbox at the bottom)
Disable checkbox and restart IDE
As in Android Studio 3.4 the location name changes to:
File > Settings... > Editor > General > Appearance
Tick the last checkbox - "Show closing labels in Dart source code".
Just ctrl + f in settings and paste:
Show closing labels in Dart source code
Disable checkbox and restart the IDE
Now your code is readable!
in Android Studio 1.3.1 and even before that, I noticed that Ctrl+left_click in the java code R.id.myET takes me to the location where this attribute is located in the xml file.
But sometimes it gives more than one choice, particularly when there is an EditText which has an #+id/myET and the same id is used in another EditText attribute
android:nextFocusForward="#+id/myET
one listing for each #+, it is only when I remove the "+" from the nextFocusForward attribute that it will take me to #+/myET, but that will break the nextFocusForward functionality.
How can I get nextFocusForward to work without having to add "+", or get Android Studio to take me to view myET and not to the view whose nextFocusForward attribute is set to #+id/myET?
I use Android Studio version 0.8.14. Whenever I click TODO button to see my list of TODOs I see my TODO items but I also see some of my drawables are listed as shown in the picture below. Is there a particular reason for this?
Seems like an Android Studio bug. Problem disappeared after installing Android Studio 1.0 RC4.