I am trying to open a second project in my current PyCharm window, and I got the following pop up window:
However, the choice of "Add to currently opened project" check box doesn't show.
The tutorial at https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2018.1/opening-multiple-projects.html?utm_medium=link&utm_source=product&utm_campaign=PC&utm_content=2018.1
has the check box. Why doesn't my pop-out window have the check box? Thanks!
According to this,
the option is only available for opening a new project. Also, see the bug tracker. In order to get the "add to currently opened projects" you have to go through "File" -> "Open" not "File" -> "Open Recent". Tested with PyCharm 2018.1 (Community Edition) on Windows 10.
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Android studio's device manager AVD manager works fine in old versions, but in 2021.1.1 version does not open!
Windows 10 and 11 tested
last version flutter
Intel
Sdk manager everything updated
could anyone help?
I still have the same problem with the Bumblebee version, but for now you can use the Search Everywhere feature (you can access "Search Everywhere" by pressing double shift) and type in
"Virtual Device Manager"
then it will works.
This is a temporary solution for now.
I had the same problem, found the solution to return the icon to the toolbar, where it's easy to use it.
I guess it happans to anyone who upgrades from prvious version.
The idea is just to replace the "old" device manager with the new device manager created in 2021.1.1.
Right click the right side of the top toolbar and click the "Customize Menues and toolbars.
In the "Menus and Toolbar" window expand "Main Toolbar"
Expand "Android.MainToolBarActionGroup"
Press the "+" button in the top and select "Add Action..."
In the "Choose Action To Add" windows , search for "Virtual Device manager", select it and press OK.
You will see the the new icon is added.
To make sure it's working you can press OK to close this window and return to Android Studio main screen.
Now, you should have 2 similar icons in the toolbar, only the bubbles will be different.
The old is called "Device manager"
The new one is called "Virtual Device Manager"
Make sure it really works and opens the new Device Manager.
Once it is working , you can go back to the toolbar manger and delete the old icon.
Folow setps 1-3 above
Locate the "Android.RunAndroidAvdManager" item, select it and delete it by pressing the "-" button in the top of the screen.
Close this window and return to main screen.
Step 1: Select FILE (on the top left)
Step 2: Select PROJECT STRUCTURE (<Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S> on Windows/Linux).
Step 3: Select MODULES on the left under Project Settings.
Step 4: Hit the plus (+) button.
Step 5: Add ANDROID and hit OK Button.
Now you can open Device Manager
I too met this problem temp solution this that which wrote Zaid Salam
My version Android Studio -> Bumblebee 2021.1.1 Patch 1
My OS -> macOS Monterey
If you cannot seem to be able to right-click the toolbar as Yahalom mentioned, go to View > Appearance and select Toolbar.
The toolbar will move and a big space will be available on the right to right-click.
As pointed out by the answer above, the update from an older version does not replace the button action correctly.
But to fix it for me (Android Studio on Linux), I had to edit the Navigation Bar Toolbar rather than the Main Toolbar. As the IntelliJ docs mention, the main toolbar is hidden by default.
(Could not comment on the original answer yet, so I had to create a separate response)
When I'm trying to open appium on my mac, getting the error “Appium” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software.
Go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General.
Click on the "open anyway" button.
Once it's done, try to open appium again.
Instead of changing from Preference .Try to open appium twice by doing a mouse right click . First time if you open appium by mouse right click, it shows error '/getting the error “Appium” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software'. Second time if you try right click it will show open button and Open option will be shown in context menu refer attached image
This is because of some security reasons in MAC os. You just have to follow these below steps:
Click on the Apple icon in your system.
Go to the System Preferences->Security Privacy-> General
Click on the open anyway button from the bottom
Run again Appium inspector
screenshot
Following #kiran -Instead of changing from Preference .Try to open appium twice by doing a mouse right click . First time if you open appium by mouse right click, it shows error '/getting the error “Appium” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software'. Second time if you try right click it will show open button and Open option will be shown in context menu 100% this works
I tried the sam and it worked for me. Thank You so much Kiran
i believe problem is in 1.22.2 version
1.20.0 starts like expected (Monterey 12.2.1)
In Android Studio, I want to open another project, so I click File -> Open, but the original project has been closed.
What should I do to open the two projects at the same time?
To open multiple projects simultaneously in Android Studio,
go to Settings > Appearance & Behavior > System Settings,
in the Project Opening section,
choose Open project in new window.
Umh,I have solved my question.
First,I try to click the File->Find Action and search 'open new project'.Then I find a result and enter the settings window:Project opening.(So sad I have no reputation to post a picture)
Select the first check box.
How do I run multiple instances of Android Studio? A second instance is launched if you select "File\New Project", but "File\Open" and "File\Reopen" does not create a second instance.
Your Android Studio was set to open project in the same window. You can change that, so it asks whether to open new window while opening other project.
Do this:
Go to: File -> Settings -> Appearance & Behavior -> System Settings -> Project Opening.
Check [x] "Confirm window to open project in".
Now open the other (2nd) project with File -> Open... etc.
You will now be asked if you want to open a new window or replace what you already have. Select New Window.
Screenshots:
Older versions:
Go to Settings -> General -> Project opening.
Check 'Confirm window to open project in'.
Create or open different project
You will be asked if open a new window.
There was an update in Android studio so the new solution would be:
go to >file
go to >settings
go to >appearance and behavior
go to > system settings
now in system settings check the "confirm to open project in" option
On Mac is:
Android Studio
Preferences
Appearance & Behavior
System Settings -> Project Opening -> Confirm to open project in
When you open other project, you will be asked if you want to open a new window or replace what you already have.
I have installed eclipse in Ubuntu 12.10. After working for a few days, I created my first CDT C++ project and stay there for while. Now when I go back to my Java project I found that when I type in a variable name and press "." nothing appears.
However, I can bring the context menu back by select "Edit" -> "Content assit" -> "Java Proposals". The problem is it is not convenient at all. When Click "Default Proposals" an empty context menu with "No Default proposal" appears. I have also confirmed that the right aspect "Java" is being activated.
How to return back to the original status (the Java proposals menu brings by default)?
Eclipse Platform version is 3.7.0.I20120502-2000
I have just fixed this problem by scanning all preferences options. However it is still not explain why it was disappeared because I didn't change anything there.
In "Preferences" dialog choose "Java" -> "Editor" -> "Content Assist" -> "Advanced", in my case the top list box there are some check box have not checked, including "Java Proposals". The problem has been fixed by check that box and click "OK" button.
I will leave this answer here for a while before I mark it as right, to hear better advices.
Quick Access Content Assist
you can type and search "Java Proposal" in "quick access", to find the "content assist" menu
Ctrl + 3 ==>Go to "Quick Access" menu
Type and search "Java Proposals"
Check that Bok and Click ok...
searching content assist through Quick Access