I have the same code and the "message" value has green info intention whith text "Smart cast to .."
I wanna disable this itention but i cant find it in AS intention list. Who know how it disable ?
I think the word you were thinking of is "inspection", not "intention", but actually this isn't an inspection. It's just code highlighting. Go here:
Settings -> Editor -> Color Scheme -> Kotlin
Then in the right pane, there are three items under Smart-casts where you'll want to uncheck the Background box.
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I don't know what the name of this setting is. It's the (grayish) line that appears when you unfold a method, if, for, etc.. statement (see attached image). I want to change the color but can't find the option in the Android Studio 4.0 settings menu. Does anyone know what's it called and how to change it's color?
thanks
Things have changed in android studio 4.0
In order to change the color of that indentation line do this
Go to File -> Settings -> Editor -> Color Scheme -> General
And inside that go to Editor -> Guides
You can set
Indent Guide
Indent Guide Selected
Output Image :
I use rider from JetBrains for my C# project, and the thing that annoys me is the color of the background of the active tab (see a screenshot).
I would like to change it and set the color I want.
The options I found in settings didn't help me (Editor -> Color Scheme -> General -> Editor -> Tabs).
The scheme changing didn't help also.
Did I miss something?
The problem was in installed plug-in Active Intellij Tab Highlighter
I found one post that seemed similar, but didn't fully address my question.
As the title suggests:
In Android Studio, how can I create a word/rule (similar to the way TODO works), which when typed, changes its color, and formatting?
Random Example: When I type // TEST:, it turns a bright green that is bold or italic.
PS: I don't want this to have anything to do with my TODO list.
In fact, I wanted it to do nothing at all, but if I could add it to a new list, that'd be even better!
Within Android Studio, click: File > Settings > Editor > TODO > Click the "+" Sign (on right).
Use similar syntax as the TODO and FIXME rules that are already built-in, like: \btesting\b.*
Double-click the left-most Icon to adjust Color-Schemes.
How I can change the suggestions' text color in the code completion popup?
It is hard to read when using the Darcula scheme.
To change the color of the code suggestions popup you need to do the following:
Go to File -> Settings
Editor -> General -> Code Completion
Check the box where it says "Insert selected variant by typing dot, space, etc."
In Android Studio, we have color picker when developing in Java/Kotlin (natively) like this.
But while developing for Flutter, I can't see any options to pick my own color. Is there some plugin required to do that?
The color picker is not clickable in Android Studio running Flutter( Dart code), see picture below. But i found a work around using the Color class and manually opening color picker. Then pick a color and copy/paste it like this:
Here is how i do it:
1. Double tap shift to run search
2. Type Color or Picker
3. Open Color Picker from the search list
4. Copy/paste the HEX color code into your color class.
Expert tip:
Add color picker to a keyboard shortcut. You can find the settings for Keymap, under File > Settings > Keymap
You must have heard of the materials.io website from google, which provides many materials like designs, icons, tools, resources and components for easy developing. Now Color Tool is also available. You must add the website to your browsers shortcut if you are a developer. Here's the link for chosing color : https://www.material.io/resources/color/#!/?view.left=0&view.right=0&primary.color=E91E63
Another way I found is :
Type 'Colors.' and press control+space to see the available colors.
Select the color using arrow or mouse.
Press control+Q for the quick documentation.
And on the documentation windows, click on the edit button which opens the
'colors.dart' file.
Here all the colors with all shades are available. These shortcuts are for windows.
Once you open the file, you can always come back here to chose the next shade. But will not be the comfortable method like android project.
Hope a easier way to do this will come with the later update.