I believe that many people use eclipse, very accustomed to the content assist set to. abcd...z, so every time you hit the code will have automatic hints, write code to be very convenient. Specific settings
Also, there is a shortcut key to code hints in eclipse: alt+/; The name of this shortcut is called Content Assist.
after finishing Android Studio Keymap to eclipse, you will find that this shortcut key is malfunctioning, the reason for the failure of shortcut keys, here is a detailed analysis: how Android Studio can see which classes the resource or function is referenced in
First of all, Andorid Studio has integrated the functionality of this configuration, so when you use Android Studio, you will be prompted when you enter the code. Of course, the difference is that Android studio prompts when the case is differentiated, unlike eclipse does not make case-sensitive, such as you enter lowercase m, will all start with M prompts, regardless of case.
That's where the failure is the reason, the content assist input into the Android studio Keymap Search bar to find the next, you will find that Android studio does not have this item, no this item, or Android Studio has a name for the feature name of the code hint, or it doesn't support this feature. In fact, it is normal to change names. For example, you can't find the content assist.
What is the name of the code hint in Android studio, replaced by the class name completion, the shortcut is Ctrl+alt+space (SPACEBAR).
If you are used to the Eclipse shortcut key alt+/, you can also modify the next shortcut, how to modify, see this:How to modify the keyboard shortcuts , the process of modification may have a shortcut to the conflict of the prompt, On how the conflict is interpreted and how to resolve it, please poke this:
How does Android stuido view shortcut key conflicts?