Quick Development Tutorials with Androidstudio

About the use of Androidstudio

Reference: http://www.codes51.com/article/detail_98914.html

1. The continuity of the development environment: writing debug views

The general development environment has three continuity. These are also a structure for developing an integrated environment.

2. For programmers to focus on the development of convenience has the following points

2.1 Tips provided
2.2 Debugging provided
2.3 Provided text writing operations (insert, delete, copy, query)




for a beginner developer to focus on the manipulation of text writing skills, the authoring techniques in Android Studio are:
1. Insert：


Insert a row up Ctrl +alt +enter


Insert a row down Shift+enter


2. Delete:


Delete a row ctrl+y


Delete whole shift+ up or down +delete


Delete the whole this will not be said.


3. Copying


Copy a line CTRL + C Paste Ctrl + V
Delete and copy ctrl+x paste Ctrl + V


4. Search


Search ctrl+f input up and down keys can jump to the results of the search



5. Other


Capitalization conversion Ctrl+shift+u

Move

Line code ctrl+shift+ up or down

Rename Shift+alt+r (modify rename shortcut keys in Settings Keymap)


Switch to form (view)

1. To the engineering document Alt+1 Press two to hide
2. To the Android debug Logcat alt+6 ibid.
3. Start the Debug SHIFT+F10
4. Write the panel toggle Alt + left or right

(Note: After entering the interface XML file, you can press CTRL+B, enter the write code state)

Insert File

1. In the written view Alt+insert can insert the override method and the Get Set method
2. After the project file Alt+insert can insert files, folders, and other


Historical Records

Press Ctrl+tab in window to quickly jump to the place where history is, and to switch views

other

1. Collapse or expand the code CTRL + Keypad +or-(local) ctrl+shift+ keypad +or-(overall)
2. Code hint ctrl+shift+ space or remove File>power Save Mode

Quick Development Tutorials with Androidstudio