Android Studio Menu Introduction

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3.1.1.New

1. Project in Android Studio is equivalent to workspace in eclipse

3.1.5.Close Prject

Close the window that the current project opens

2. module in Android Studio is equivalent to project in eclipse

3.Android Studio creates multiple module in project equivalent to eclipse creating multiple new project in workspace

4.Android Studio Import Project and import Module, if import from another directory is copied by the way

3.1.3.Open

Open Project (Project for Everywhere)

3.1.4.Reopen Project

Reopen a previously opened project

3.1.6.Setting (Ctrl +alt+s)

Android Studio Related settings items. This is a separate list.

3.1.7.Project Structure (Ctrl+alt+shift+s)

Project-related configuration items, this is also listed separately.

3.1.8.Other Setting

is a default setting and a default project setting

3.1.9.Import Setting

Imports a jar package of related configuration items for a Sudio tool.

3.1.10.Export Setting

Exports the relevant configuration items for the current studio tool, saved as a jar package.

3.1.11.Save All (ctrl+s) Save All 3.1.12.Synchronize (Ctrl+alt+y)

I don't know about this yet.

3.1.13.Invalidate Caches/restart

Clear Cache and restart

3.1.14.Export to HTML

Generates an HTML file for the Java file in the project, and the HTML is generated in the background color and format of the editor. You can also generate the currently selected file, or you can generate all the Java files under the project and generate a index.html directory.

3.1.15.Print

Print

3.1.16.Add to Favorites

Add current item to Favorite

3.1.17.File Encoding

Click to open this item will have a small bullet box out, you can encode the file settings. When you use a change, you have to open a file before you can use it.

In the settings selection can also facilities, such as:

3.1.18.Line Separators

1.crlf--Carriage-return line-feed return line (Windows \ r \ n)

2.CR--Carriage reutrn carriage return (Unix and OS X \ n)

3.LF-line feed (Calssic Mac \ R)

4.Unix system, the end of each line is only < line, that is, "\ n";

Inside the Windows system, the end of each line is < line break >< carriage return, i.e. "\n\r";

Mac system, the end of each line is "< Enter >". A direct consequence of this is that the files in the UNIX/MAC system open in Windows, and all the text becomes a line.

If the files in Windows are opened under Unix/mac, a ^m symbol may be found at the end of each line.

3.1.19.Make File read-only

Set the file to read-only, after read-only

3.1.20.Power Save Mode

Power Saving Mode

3.1.21.Exit

Exit

Android Studio Menu Introduction