The next Android
Studio uses the tutorial, mainly for the introduction of the Android Studio shortcut keys, if we have mastered some of the common shortcut keys, then the use of Android
Studio will achieve a multiplier effect in the process.
----Common shortcut keys
1.ctrl+e, you can display a list of recently edited files
2.shift+click can close files
3.ctrl+[or] can jump to the beginning of the curly brace
4.ctrl+shift+backspace can jump to the last edited place
5.CTRL+F12, the structure of the current file can be displayed
6.ctrl+f7 can query the current element's reference in the current file, and then press F3 to select
7.ctrl+n, you can quickly open the class
8.ctrl+shift+n, you can quickly open files
9.alt+q can see the declaration of the current method
10.ctrl+w can select words followed by statements followed by functions.
11.ALT+F1 you can position the element you are editing in each panel
12.ctrl+p, can display parameter information
13.ctrl+shift+insert can select Clipboard contents and insert
14.alt+insert can generate constructors/getter/setter, etc.
15.ctrl+alt+v
Variables can be introduced. For example, to assign a variable to a SQL in parentheses
16.ctrl+alt+t can wrap code inside a piece, such as Try/catch
17.alt+up
And Alt+down can be moved quickly between methods
----infrequently used shortcut keys
18. In some places press Alt+enter to get some intention
Action, for example, change "= =" to "Equals ()"
19.ctrl+shift+alt+n to quickly open symbols
20.ctrl+shift+space can give smart hints in many cases
21.ALT+F3 can quickly find
22.ctrl+/and ctrl+shift+/can annotate code
23.ctrl+alt+b can jump to the implementation of an abstract method
24.ctrl+o can choose a method of the parent class to override
25.ctrl+q can see Javadoc
26.ctrl+alt+space is the class name auto-complete
27. When opening a class/file/symbol quickly, you can use wildcards or use abbreviations
28.Live
templates! Ctrl+j
29.ctrl+shift+f7 can highlight the current element's use in the current file
30.ctrl+alt+up
/ctrl+alt+down can quickly jump to search results
31.ctrl+shift+j can integrate two lines
32.alt+f8 is the value of the calculated variable
Android Studio uses shortcut keys Daquan