android-studio

问题 I have not connected any physical devices with the system. When I am selecting any virtual device, it not takes. Logcat shows "No Connected Device" and "No Debbugable process" . I tried to end the adb.exe through Task Manager, but it starts again and again. Earlier it was working fine. But don't know what happens it right now. I searched lot but not able to solve this. 6:00 PM * daemon started successfully 6:00 PM Executing tasks: [:app:assembleDebug] 6:00 PM Emulator: emulator: ERROR:

问题 JSON api file: { "state": "Jammu and Kashmir", "statecode": "JK", "districtData": [ { "district": "Anantnag", "notes": "", "active": 107, "confirmed": 109, "deceased": 1, "recovered": 1, "delta": { "confirmed": 0, "deceased": 0, "recovered": 0 } }, { "district": "Budgam", "notes": "", "active": 18, "confirmed": 30, "deceased": 0, "recovered": 12, "delta": { "confirmed": 4, "deceased": 0, "recovered": 0 } } ] } Java Code: StringRequest stringRequest = new StringRequest(Request.Method.GET,

问题 i interested to know why my android studio couldn't load file content correctly? this is simple screen shot as what happened for my application is anybody could help me to resolve this problem? 回答1: Read Mismatched Encoding The encoding used to compile your project is specified in the build.gradle files. The default, which is used when no specific encoding is specified, is UTF-8. We strongly recommend you use UTF-8 encoding whenever possible. File -> Settings-> Search -> File Encoding->Global

问题 In Android Studio's Terminal window, I use some commands too frequently and it's a lot frustrating. The commands I use a thousand times a day are: adb kill-server adb connect 192.168.43.1 While Android Studio is not restarted yet, when you type these once, you can use up and down arrow keys to select them. But the problem is that I restart AS or switch between projects so many times a day. And writing these commands over and over again is such a pain. So I thought why don't we create one

问题 In Android Studio's Terminal window, I use some commands too frequently and it's a lot frustrating. The commands I use a thousand times a day are: adb kill-server adb connect 192.168.43.1 While Android Studio is not restarted yet, when you type these once, you can use up and down arrow keys to select them. But the problem is that I restart AS or switch between projects so many times a day. And writing these commands over and over again is such a pain. So I thought why don't we create one

问题 In Android Studio's Terminal window, I use some commands too frequently and it's a lot frustrating. The commands I use a thousand times a day are: adb kill-server adb connect 192.168.43.1 While Android Studio is not restarted yet, when you type these once, you can use up and down arrow keys to select them. But the problem is that I restart AS or switch between projects so many times a day. And writing these commands over and over again is such a pain. So I thought why don't we create one

问题 Good day everybody, I recently migrated to AndroidX and encounter some problems. The projects builds ok, but when I try to run on device, I get the error "Process unexpectedly exit." when running tasks. Specifically when it reach es app:MergeDebugResources This is what i get: org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskExecutionException: Execution failed for task ':app:mergeDebugResources'. at org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.execution.ExecuteActionsTaskExecuter$3.accept(ExecuteActionsTaskExecuter.java:151) at

问题 I have an Android app that uses C++ native code which is built using CMake. In the project's CMakeLists a library is added using add_subdirectory() . This library has many targets, some of which do not compile for Android platform (they produce compile errors on Android). However my Android app does not link against any of those targets, so they do not need to be built at all. But Android Studio tries to build them anyway. My question is if it is possible to somehow disable those targets in

问题 Goal I want the libs present in my APK to be available on my device from a fixed location when I install my APK. I opened another question about this issue based on my existing project. This time, I started a brand new project from scratch in order to reduce the unknowns and make my question simpler to resolve. Steps I followed With Android Studio 4.0.1, I do the following: Start a new Android Studio project Select Native C++ Set project name to test Select Java as language Use default

问题 Goal I want the libs present in my APK to be available on my device from a fixed location when I install my APK. I opened another question about this issue based on my existing project. This time, I started a brand new project from scratch in order to reduce the unknowns and make my question simpler to resolve. Steps I followed With Android Studio 4.0.1, I do the following: Start a new Android Studio project Select Native C++ Set project name to test Select Java as language Use default