From someone who has used Eclipse for awhile I Prefer keeping the same shortcuts in Android studio. Is it possible to import shortcuts in Android Studio from Eclipse ?
Android studio allows you to use the Eclipse default shortcuts. If you go to Settings -> Keymap then you can chose from a selection of preset mappings in a dropdown menu. One of the options is Eclipse.
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In the case of vscode, 'center' is automatically recommended even if you input only 'cnt' as in the picture, but Android Studio does not.
Is there a way to set autocomplete in android studio like vscode?
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I am seeing a warning message in my event log on android studio that says
Missing Keymap
Cannot find keymap "Windows Proper Redo"
Search for Windows Proper Redo Keymap plugin
I don’t know what to do.
I try to search the error but it doesn't return the result of android studio ide.
It looks like a JetBrains mod answered this in an Intelij Support Forum here
Workaround Instructions:
Navigate to File | Settings | Plugins and install macOS For All keymap (or any keymap).
Switch from Plugins to Keymap settings tab and change it to macOS For All.
Close the IDE and open it again.
Navigate to Keymap in settings and change keymap back to the one you want
Save changes
Optionally, delete macOS For All keymap now that it's no longer needed.
i'm looking for the option 'Android SDK' that should be on Android studio at :
Preferences -> Appearance & Behaviour -> System Settings.
I've recently installed ndk on my laptop(running on mac os), it might made the change.
Needless to say i've tried all the 'normal' resets to Android Studio.
https://developer.android.com/studio/intro/update.html#sdk-manager
This icon in circle is SDK Manager. Below window you can see "Launch standalone SDK Manager" if you need this representation, though they are almost same.
Is there a way to export shortcuts from Android Studio? For example, if I want to reinstall my OS and I don't want to setup all the shortcuts manually after that.
Thanks in advance.
For Android Studio before version 4.x: File -> Export settings
After version 4.x: File -> Manage IDE Settings -> Export Settings
Select key maps only if you just want to save your shortcuts.
In Android Studio Version 4, navigate to:
The File menu
Select Settings
Click on Manage IDE Settings
Select Export Settings
Please note that, this instruction may not be accurate as of the latest version of Android Studio and the layout of the menu might have changed. It is always recommended to check the official documentation for the current version of the software for accurate instructions.
I'm not asking about gradle plugins, I'm asking how could you change the IDE itself?, like adding a new menu.
Android Studio is based on the IntelliJ Platform, so all of the information for building IntelliJ IDEA plugins applies to Android Studio as well. See here for the IntelliJ IDEA plugin development documentation.