Create, delete, and browse AVD on the command line, using the Android emulator

-"list: List all installed Android versions and AVD devices on the machine

-"List AVD: List all installed AVD devices on the machine

-"List target: List all installed andoid versions on the machine

-"Create AVD: Create an AVD device

-"Move AVD: Move or rename an AVD device

-"Delete avd: Delete an AVD device

-"Update AVD: Upgrade an AVD device to conform to the new SDK environment

-' Create project: Create a new Android project

-"Update Project: Updating an existing Android project

-"Create Test-project: Creating a new Android test project

-"Update Test-project: Updating an existing Android test project

If you want to create a completely new AVD device, execute the following command:

Android Create avd-n <AVD name >-T <android version >-B <cpu Architecture >-P <AVD Device Save location >-s < select AVD Skin >

"-n-t is a must."

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Using the Android Emulator

There are two ways to use the Emulator.exe boot emulator:

-"EMULATOR-AVD <AVD name >

-"Emulator-data image file name"

The first usage is to run the specified AVD device:

EMULATOR-AVD Crazyit//Run an AVD device named Crazyit

The second usage is to run the AVD directly using the development image file:

Emulator-data myfile//Use the myfile as the image file to run the AVD device

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Create, delete, and browse AVD on the command line, using the Android emulator