I am using libgdx skins in a project. Libgdx skins don't use double quotes for keys and values. Android studio shows errors while parsing the skin.json file.
Is there a way to configure Android Studio to ignore the "double quote" check while inspecting a JSON file?
Edit - I want Android Studio to parse the keys and values and the entire file as it normally would, had the "double quotes" been there. That helps in editing the file.
I used Android Studio's Edit->Find->Replace with Regex selected to add double-quotes in my copy:
Find className:
^(([A-Za-z0-9\\$]*\.)*[A-Za-z0-9\\$]*)(:)
Replace className:
"$1"$3
Find everything else:
([ \t])([A-Za-z]([A-Za-z]*[\.-])*[A-Za-z\.]*)([,:\s])
Replace everything else:
$1"$2"$4
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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 like how Android Studio and Visual Studio , generate the comments for each closing brackets, but when I open the same file in notepad++ or any other text editor, I don't see those comments. Is there a way to generate the saved dart file so it has those comments stored as part of the text code( in comment) ?
Here is one code example that how code looks in android studio.
but when opened with notepad it does not have the comment MaterialApp. I am guessing there is some settings in android studio that will let me save file with generated comments, so it can be useful outside of Android studio like in git etc.
These comments are generated "on the fly" by the Flutter plugin for Android Studio. At no time, these comments are inserted into your source files. They are just shown within the IDE. So I think there is no way to "export" these comments.
Is it not possible to comment out lines in the top-level Android.mk file of an Android Studio NDK project?
If I remove the Hello.mk line shown below, I get no errors. If I add a # then I get the error "This file is not part of the project."
How can I temporarily remove this line (i.e. comment it out) ?
For some weird reason Android Studio tries to treat your Android.mk as a C++ source. You can safely ignore this and many other warnings that AS displays.
OTOH, you can safely delete the line, instead of adding # in front: Android Studio keeps local history of the files that you edit thorough it; so, you can easily restore any changes to this file when you need that.
before, we use Visual studio 2013 and acumatica works fine but now we use Visual studio 2017 and opening the solution detects all DAC's line ending have unexpected characters, blank line endings that hinders building the project.
please see attached photo
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I have seen that occur if you use the Acumatica DAC generate class tool in visual studio.
To fix you delete all spaces/characters at the end of the file back to the ending namespace bracket "}" and save. Not sure what it adds to the cs file but I have seen this before and perform the step I listed above after each generate class.
Just trying to use tab-indentation on Android Studio 2.2.2
I followed the instructions I found on this thread:
Android Studio "This file is indented with tabs instead of 4 spaces"
But these instructions work only for new documents I create after setting that configuration but for previously created documents the space-indentation persists.
How can I configure all the files on my project to tab-indentation? for files before and after the tab-indentation configuration on the link above?
After changing the settings you have to reformat your codes, you can do this one by one by opening the file and pressing (Command + Option + L) shortcut or right click on your src folder and selecting Reformat Code option:
You can check the result by selecting View -> Active Editor -> Show Whitespaces from the menu:
which would be something like this: