Commonly used shortcut keys for AndroidStudio modification, androidstudio

Commonly used shortcut keys for AndroidStudio modification, androidstudio

Recently, the company's development tools will change from eclipse to Androidstudio. After installing as, you can't wait to change the shortcut key to the shortcut key in eclipse. Below are some personal summary.

1. First of all, you must open the shortcut key setting interface: File> Settings> Keymap interface is as follows:

2. In the drop-down menu in the figure, you can select the shortcut key to set the shortcut key to eclipse.

3. However, you will find that some common shortcut keys are not the same as those in eclipse. You can manually modify them a little bit !!!

(1) code prompt shortcut: the shortcut key in as is Ctrl + Alt + Space. Of course we want to change it to "Alt +/" in eclipse. Search for the name "class name completion" in the search box in the upper right corner to find the shortcut key for the code prompt. Just modify it.

(2) When you modify the shortcut key above, you will find that your "Alt +/" shortcut key has been occupied, and it is easy to solve, as long as you find the shortcut to be occupied, then you can exchange the shortcut keys of the two shortcuts. You only need to click the search icon in the search box and press the shortcut key you want to find in the pop-up search box. I have already changed it, your "Alt +/" Key is actually occupied by Cyclic Expand Word.

(3) I believe that many people will set Content Assist. abcd... z, so there will be an automatic prompt every time you knock on the code, it is very convenient to write the code. Andorid Studio has integrated this function, so when you use Android Studio, you will be prompted when entering the code. Of course, the difference is that the prompt of Android Studio is case sensitive, unlike that of Eclipse. For example, if you enter lowercase m, all the characters starting with m are prompted, regardless of case. So how can we modify it ?? So that the prompt is case insensitive? Of course there are some methods !!!

File> Settings> Editor> General> Code Completion. As shown in: in the drop-down list of Case sensitive completion on the right, change First letter to None !! Remember to click apply in the lower right corner, and then OK !!!

(4) There is also a code Formatting Function in eclipse that is very convenient, as is of course, its shortcut keys are shown in. However, what I want to say is that your Ctrl + Shift + F key may not respond, but it may be because of a conflict with the shortcut key of your sogou input method (at least I do ), just change the shortcut key for your sogou input method !!

The above is just a summary of some of the problems I encountered when using as. It is also a reference to the wisdom of the great gods on the internet, just to remember and make a summary !!!