In Android Studio how to search in .class files inside a directory/project files. I am trying Ctrl + Shift + F but it is skipping .class files.
try ctrl + F, without Shift
if this doesn't solve the problem, i dont know
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I want to know that how can I find the files (java files, Kotlin files, xml files) in a big Android Project having hundred of files.
Like since yesterday I am trying to find a Kotlin file inside my project which is associated with a xml file. I was somehow able to find the xml file but now I don't know in which Kotlin file this xml is used.
It consumes a lot of time to search for files when you are working on a big project which is built by other people so is there any way I can easily navigate files in Android Studio.
Please let me know it will be very helpful and will save lot of my time!
If you know the file name then do Double shift and then write the name of the file.
Or if you have found the xml file then do write click on the xml file in the project structure and then click find Usages menu or shortcut is Alt+F7
Menu : Edit -> Find -> Find to open find a search box or On a Windows or Linux based machine use shortcut Ctrl + Shift + F to search any string in whole project. ...
On OSX use the Command key instead of Ctrl .
Use Ctrl + F combination for Windows and Linux to search in current file.
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I have a new Macbook Pro M1 MAX and installed Android Studio. I tried to select substring on line in Android Studio but it does not work. When I press and hold SHIFT key on keyboard, typing pointer changed and work as like I hold ALT key.
When I use double keys(CMD + SHIFT, ALT + SHIFT ) it works.
When I use different program (Sublime, EditText, etc.) it works.
When I use only SHIFT, it does not work.
Do you know why?
I found solution.
removed every plugin on Android Studio and it is works.
Add every plugin step by step and check after every plugin installation
And Baaam!
Problem is "IdeaVim" plugin.
When installed shift key works like a crazy :)
Android studio: Auto-completion not working with ctrl + space and working but lagging(suggestions are loading slowly with a loading icon) with ctrl + shift + space.
Tried all the following based on the previous similar question:
made sure power save mode is off.
invalidated and restarted.
made sure relevant checkboxes are checked in code completion settings.
Also, suggestions are working with flutter project in Android studio but not with android project. Tried for solutions but didn't find any relevant doc.
Moreover, it used to show suggestions just after pressing '.' even without shortcuts. Updated some versions and the feature is disturbed. Does code completion depend on anything else?
Edit: suggestions are appearing but it's taking about 5 secs after pressing '.' or ctrl + space
In my case it was showing only for exact text case but after below steps it was working as expected.
File->Settings-> Editor -> General -> Code Completion.
Uncheck Match case checkbox if its checked.
You can also try this
1.Close Android studio then go to the folder where android studio is located
Or you can go to the
drive C -> users -> find .gradle file and do below things
Find .gradle file -> In .gradle folder delete caches folder
then restart android studio sync your files with gradle ....
its work for me :D
Lately, Android Studio started opening search results (Ctrl + Shift + F) in a intermediate window like this:
Is there any way I can have it open search result in the "Find Window" automatically instead of having to press Ctrl + Enter ?
I'm using Android Studio 2.4 Preview 6
in the menu Help>>edit custom VM options , set the following
-Dide.find.as.popup=false
With Eclipse I would just hover over class or method name and CTRL+? to jump to the implementation. Even if it was an import I was interested in I could jump to the implementation.
In Android Studio, how is this done for methods and classes?
I don't think CTRL+Alt+7 is what I want. I want to go to where the code is written for the type or method defined that the cursor is hovering over or selected.
I've got lots of code to review so I would appreciate an answer for this.
I'm on a PC but I would like to know for Mac as well.
To jump to the implementation - Go with CTRL + YourMethodname OR Scroll-click on method as in Eclipes
Following are used in Android Studio
Add unimplemented methods: CTRL + I
Override methods: CTRL + O
Format code: CTRL + ALT + L
Show project: ALT + 1
Show logcat: ALT + 6
Build: CTRL + F9
Build and Run: CTRL + F10
Expand all: CTRL + SHIFT + NumPad -
Find and replace: CTRL + R
Find: CTRL + F
You can change shortcuts by following below :-
This section lists Android Studio keyboard shortcuts for the
default keymap. To change the default keymap on Windows and Linux, go
to File > Settings > Keymap. If you're using Mac OS X, update your
keymap to use the Mac OS X 10.5+ version keymaps under Android Studio
Preferences > Keymap.
Here is Official documentation for Android studio tips and shortcuts
For Mac: Android Studio Shortcuts for Mac OS
CTRL+Click (=left mouse key) should work, just as in Eclipse!
...to jump to the implementation...
In Android Studio, how is this done for methods and classes?
The keyboard shortcut you are looking for is:
CTRL + B
It could also be done by using the mouse:
Wheel/Middle Click on method / classes
Or by using both the mouse and the keyboard:
CTRL + Left Click on method / classes
On mac you can use this shortkey:
And if you are comforable to eclipse,you can change your keymap to exlipse in here:
I know this is old question but I found the solution for myself.
It is CTRL+ F12 for Method search and its name is File Structure(Main menu -> Navigate -> File Structure) keymap.
For Class search you can use CTRL + N. Its name is Go to Class(Main menu -> Navigate -> Go to Class) in keymap.
You can change their defaults in given paths in Setting -> Keymap.
I am using Flutter for app development.
But I am also using native Android (Kotlin) with flutter for the app development.
So in Android studio, jumping into classes written in Kotlin was not working if I opened the whole flutter project.
So solution is to open only android folder in the Android studio, instead of whole project where flutter files (lib folder) is also present.
Then I was able to use cmd + mouse (or ctrl + mouse for Windows) to jump into the Kotlin classes.