In Android Studio I can start renaming via Shift + F6. Then Android Studio shows me a box telling me about the changes and presents me with a "Do Refactor"-button. When hovering over the button Android Studio shows me no information about a hotkey I could press. Is there a hotkey for that button?
I found that it works with pressing Alt + d.
There shouldn't be a keyboard shortcut for every button.
Usually program developers provide hotkeys just for most used basic functions.
There is Shift+F6 in Android Studio for refactoring and that's the closest option to get the functionality you want.
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Whenever I press Ctrl + / to comment out a line in Android Studio in a C++ file, it just moves the caret down 1 line without making a comment. Creating a different keybinding for this shortcut has the same effect.
I've used this feature fine before, it only started happening when I opened up android studio today. I've tried disabling all plugins and restarting Android Studio to no avail.
If the keyboard shortcut doesn't work. Then try
Alt + Shift + Insert
What It will do is activate column selection mode, making it easy to just click and drag to select multiple lines of code that you can type on. It's easier than trying to make an entirely new keyboard shortcut.
The other way to do Column Selection Mode is to just right click anywhere on the code and it will be in menu popup, click to activate/de-activate.
I am new to Android Studio. I recently installed Android Studio 4.0. The keyboard is not working in the Editor. The text cursor just blinks but does not respond to the keyboard. It works when I press 's' but again the same problem arises when I select any text in the editor. Also, any of the shortcut keys except Ctrl + Z does not work. Please Help me out with this problem.
Thanks.
If set-up everything good, then close all project and open again your Android Studio....
Anyone know if there is any short key for App Level Gradle Syncing in Android Studio?
You can configure the shortcut from Preferences -> Keymap as shown in below screenshot:
Also you can press Alt + Enter, then pop up will appear with option to sync.
Just hit enter again and it will sync.
I know is not like real shortcut, because you need to hit enter twice.
But still faster than using mouse.
What you can see after press Alt + Enter
I am trying to change the hotkey in Android Studio for what is called "multiple selection" in Sublime Text. The default hotkey on mac is alt+shift+click. What is this called by Android Studio, so I can change it to be the same as Sublime text?
Thanks!
P.S. I am unable to find this hotkey from preferences->keymap, the search by hotkey pattern seems to not work with alt or shift, and google is being very unhelpful.
In Android studio it is called "Add or Remove Caret". It is under Editor Actions.
I usually click with the mouse on the "Keep open" icon.
Is there a way to do it with the keyboard?
Thanks.
Default Visual Studio 2012 keyboard shortcut for when your cursor is in the preview window:
Ctrl+Alt+Home
It can definitely be modified as JMik describes but that will get someone going quickly. As well, you can also kill the preview system entirely so that all windows open indefinitely and this shortcut becomes unneeded.
Press Ctrl+Q, and type "keyboard" and press Enter to open the "Options->Environment->Keyboard" window.
In "Show commands containing" type "Window.KeepTabOpen", then in the "Press shortcut keys" type your keyboard shortcut and press the "Assign" .