Android Studio personalized settings

Android Studio personalized settings

The official version of Android Studio has been released for a while and has just been started. For me who are familiar with eclipse, there are still some inconveniences. The following are some settings to make Android Studio easier:

1. About project and module

The Project of Android Studio is equivalent to the workspace of eclipse, and the module is equivalent to the Project of eclipse. Android Studio does not seem to be able to set the default path of the Project. It is inconvenient to locate the default path under C:/user/xx each time.

2. Shortcut Key settings

The shortcut keys of Android Studio are much different from those of eclipse. In fact, you can directly change the shortcut keys to eclipse configurations. File-> settings-> IDE settings-> keymap, select eclipse in the right-side keymap. You can also customize the shortcut keys in keymap.

3. Code prompt

File-> Setting-> IDE setting-> editor-> code completion. The default value of cAndroid Studioe sensitive completion is none, which indicates case-insensitive matching. If it is set to all, it indicates case-sensitive matching; firstletter matches with the first letter. Generally, it is better to use the default none.

4. display the row number

Setting-> IDE setting-> editor-> appearance. Select show line numbers on the right side of the page.

5. Change the subject and color scheme

Setting-> IDE setting-> editor-> appearance, which is set in theme on the right. Android Studio comes with three themes: darcula, windows, and intelliJ. Now it seems that most people like to use dark theme like darcula. Darcula has the following visual effects:

Although it is much better than the built-in ones. However, it seems that the color of monokai under vim is slightly inferior. Let's change the color scheme to the famous monokai manually.

First download the monokai color scheme:

Click Download zip on the right side:

Download and decompress the package. In Android Studio, choose file-> import setting, select the Monokai-Sublime.jar under the extract directory, and check import color scheme

Then you may need to restart. (Before importing the monokai color scheme, set the subject to darcula. The dark background of darcula and the bright colors of monokai will be miraculous ). Finally, let's take a look. Is it much better than the built-in color scheme?

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