As other posts have mentioned, I've already checked the following:
File->Settings->Editor->General->"Show quick documentation on mouse move Delay(ms): 500"
And I've also already downloaded the SDK
Android SDK->SDK Tools tab->"Documentation for Android SDK"
And I've also tried restarting Android Studio but that didn't help either.
This is what I see when I hover over the selection that I want the quick docs to show up for:
The only way I can get the quick docs to show up, if I press ctrl q.
I'm using Android Studio 3.5.3.
How can I get the quick docs to show up automatically without having to press ctrl q every single time?
Here's a screenshot of what Quick Docs looks like
What Quick Docs looks like
I had the same problem as you, do this:
1- Go to File-> Settings-> Editor-> General-> Code Completion
2- Check the "Show documentation popup in X ms"
That should do it. I used 500ms, seems to work fine.
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I've been reading about IDE shortcuts to make Flutter programming easier in Android Studio, but when I hit Alt-Enter (or click the yellow light bulb in the fringe) the only item in my context menu is "Adjust code style settings" (no "Add padding", "Wrap with Container", "Remove widget", etc.).
From what I can tell these are called "Intentions" in Android Studio. In my intentions settings I don't see anything for "Flutter". How do I get those added?
Screenshots:
I had the same issue. Could you try this way:
Use the terminal: flutter clean -> flutter upgrade -> ( my version upgraded )
I think you should remove flutter and download again
Hope it works for you!!
As suggested by
Duong Quang Son
make sure you have checked
Editor -> Intentions -> Quick assist powered by the Dart Analysis Server.
GAH! As suggested by #faroukosama in the comments, all I needed to do was close and reopen the project...
Have you tried unplugging it and plugging it back in?
I'm trying to decompile kotlin code to java.
This question describes how to do it
I have to see something like this:
But in fact i see next one.
As you can see I do NOT have a "Decompile" button
Android Studio 3.5
Can anybody help me please?
make sure you have this plugin enabled, should work after
Go to Extensions and look for "Java Bytecode Decompiler".
Install it and do a complete restart to the Android Studio. Don't just close and open the project, restart the whole program.
Then, when the Android Studio will pop open again, click on "Search Everywhere" (by clicking shift twice), look for "Java Bytecode Decompiler", and make sure it's turned into ON.
That's it. Now the button should be visible.
We are a group of developers, we ALL have the latest studio but some of us has a logcat search bar that can be triggered by Command + F like this:
And some of use cannot trigger that search bar... any idea what is the difference??
It might be because the Keymap (Settings -> Keymap) of Android Studio has been changed to Eclipse (Or something else) from Default. Then Apply the changes. PFB the image FYR.
Change it back to Default and try hitting Ctrl+F to get the search bar be visible again.
Hope this helps.
Note: Later you can change it back to your favorite keymap.
I've been fighting this for a while now. It's gotten really irritating.
I've tried turning off
File->Settings->Editor->General->show quick documentation on mouse move
File->Settings->Editor->CodeCompletion->autopopup code completion
File->Settings->Editor->ParameterInfo->autopopup in (ms)
Dragging the documentation window to the side.
And none of these have worked. I'm using Android Studio 2.2.3 on Ubuntu Linux. What am I missing?
Thanks!
This option
File->Settings->Editor->General->Other->uncheck "Show quick documentation on mouse move"
worked for me on Android Studio 3.0.1
Regards!
Android Studio -> Preference -> Editor -> General -> Code Completion -> Show the documentation pupup in XX ms
uncheck the option.
As soon as the pop up comes out, just click on the hamburger menu button, there you will see the options you have. Here is an image for you guys:
The location in Settings for turning this feature off has been moved.
New Location: Preferences > Editor > Code Editing > Quick Documentation
While I am watching the demo with the following link
http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/demos/presentation/overview/refactorings/Refactor_this_demo.htm
I saw this screenshot
http://i52.tinypic.com/2cdfntc.jpg
I would like to know how to bring up this interface within resharper 5.0?
That is CTRL + TAB. Its a visual studio shortcut for the IDE Navigator. It is just showing open files and a preview of the content in them.
You can even modify some of the aspects of this window. Check this.