How I can move to left or right this wrap line? I am using Android Studio 3.6.1.
The problem is that if I have long text and I use Reformat Code with dartfmt the code move to the next line because of that line and is hardly readable in the flutter app at least to me.
I've found the solution in Android Studio / Preferences / Editor / Code Style / Dart: (it was 80 by default)
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When I selected my codes to indent it using CTRL+ALT+L, my Android Studio seems to always add a new line after each comma. How do I avoid this?
Here's what currently is happening
and here's how I need it to be
I have tried almost every things under Settings > Editor > Code Style > Kotlin, but I still couldn't get Android Studio not to add these new lines after comma
I edited this question to include the Flutter community, cause a lot of you use Android Studio and if anyone knows the answer, it'll be one of you. Thanks.
The editor in Android Studio is auto wrapping lines at about 80 characters.
How can I increase this? (using version 4.0)
Cheers,
Paul
Settings > Editor > Code Style > [Language] > Wrapping and Braces > Hard wrap at
Android Studio (as with all IDEs built off of the IntelliJ platform) formats each language according to different specifications, so you will need to change this for all the languages you are using. The default is usually 100 and the max is 999
Recently the Android Studio 3.5 updates and now Android Studio 3.6, the editor window does not wrap the text so some lines are long and go off the right of the screen. I don't want to scroll left and right all the time, so would like the text to autowrap. I've read many posts on the issue but nothings has solved it.
I've tried going to
Preferences -> Editor -> General and enabling soft wraps there, but that hasn't helped.
I tried adding *.java to the soft wraps files but that didn't help.
The only thing that works is selecting View -> Active Editor - Soft Wrap. That formats the current editing window with auto wrap, but each time I open a new java file auto wrap is not enabled I would need to enable it again. This is so frustrating and was never an issue before Android Studio 3.5. Any help would be appreciated.
I had the same problem, and my solution should work for you. The delimiter in the soft-wrap file list is a semicolon, not a comma: change your comma to a semicolon.
In Android studio, when I open a dart file, I see two options to format the code, so my question is
What is the difference between Reformat Code / Reformat Code with dartfmt
Difference between them I don't know but I know how you can add a shortcut to format code:
Go to
File -> Settings -> Keymap -> Editor Action -> Reformate Code with dartfmt
and add click on it and add a shortcut
Both are the same essentially.
The only difference is that Reformat Code (ctrl + alt + L) applies only to the file open in the Editor or the file selected in project files pane using Intellij's Code formatter feature.
While Reformat Code using dartfmt uses dartfmt CLI command available with the flutter SDK.
The output of both will be the same. dartfmt allow you to format the code on directory level and from a cmd/terminal instead of an IDE.
**Automatically formatting code in Android Studio and IntelliJ
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Install the Dart plugin to get automatic formatting of code in Android Studio and IntelliJ.
To automatically format the code in the current source code window, right-click in the code window and select Reformat Code with dartfmt. You can add a keyboard shortcut to this in Keymap section of IntelliJ Preferences.
You can also do it with
flutter format path1 path2 ...
(From terminal window)
Official link to flutter formatting tool
This shows that dartfmt is just a formatter by dart specifically for dart files. Default format code given by Android studio also could do this if file extension is identified by Android studio.
I installed my favorite programming editor font - Inconsolata - on my Macbook Pro, but I can't seem to get it working in Android Studio. I've confirmed that the font works correctly on eclipse, so it is definitely installed correctly.
In the Android Studio options, it just shows a bunch of strange boxed A characters. If I select the font, my entire editor becomes boxed A characters.
Anyone know how to make this font work in Android Studio?
I got Inconsolata working by unselecting "Show only monospaced fonts." Before that, Inconsolata wasn't even showing up. I'm using Windows, but it might work for you.
The most simplest way to change font in Android studio editor is given below:
Step 1: Go to directory C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\jre\jre\lib\fonts
Step 2: Paste the font with.ttf extension i.e.,(True Type Font) file of your custom font.
Step 3: Open Android Studio and set the font through Settings/General/Font in the File Menu. But, make sure that you have to re-open the Android Studio if already open.