When I have update material design 1.7.0 to 1.8.0 then layout is not displaying.
Invalidate the IDE caches and restart. Then rebuild the whole project
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Some Attributes are now showing in Andoid Studio. I also rebuid project, cleared cache, resync project and also reinstalled everything but still it is not working.enter image description here
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Have you tried closing and re-opening android studio? It seems more like a system error than on you. Hope this helps!
My android studio palette icons are like this, is anyone know the solution ?
I try everyhing, including re install windows...
android studio palette icons
I can confirm that this issue is related to display language settings of Windows. It was caused by Turkish language settings in my case.
Change your Windows display language to English. Then open Android Studio, perform a clean build. Your Gradle sync will probably fail. You'll solve this by changing all testİmplementation to testImplementation in your build.gradle(Module:app) file.
I have an androidstudio-project which has not been worked on for some time. When i opened the project, androidstudio did a bunch of updates. Now all the views are not displayed in the design-mode:
I have created a new view and i get the same problem. I have tried to clean / rebuild the project. I also tried to invalidate the caches, but the problem is still there.
I have no error in my project, i can launch the application.
Can someone explain me why this happened and how to fix this?
Did you try creating a simple layout? Probably a relative layout with a TextView or so?
Try changing the Api version to a lower one. Check your Manifest for the theme you have set, try changing that also. Also check if your gradle version is the latest and the you are using the latest API version for building your app.
I recently installed Eclipse Luna on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
For some reason the Navigator view shows no red cross icons to indicate errors. The icons are shown in the Project and Package views. I've looked through the view preferences but there appears to be no config parameter which controls the visibility of this icon.
This used to work in my previous Eclipse version (Helios).
However after scouring the web I can find nothing recent, related to this.
Anyone else getting this problem with Luna? Is this now normal behaviour for the Navigator view?
Thanks
Sadly, it is normal behavior for quite some time now. There is a bug resolved as WONTFIX - https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=364660.
Below is some comments from this bug:
A little bit of explanation here. Having the decorations in navigator in Eclipse prior to Indigo SR1 was caused by using a wrong class as a problem decorator in java ee plugins. Further more the decorations were available only in Java EE distribution of eclipse (because of the location where the problem decorator definition was).
You can check for more details here: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=291498
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...note that the 'Navigator' view is no longer actively worked on and we, the Platform UI team, have no plans to add new features to that view.
I'm facing a very strange issue on Eclipse with Android ADT plugin.
When I try to open an XML layout file, the result is the one in the screenshot.
The Layout editor doesn't show the file name and no content is loaded. The editor stuck on "Loading editor" and if I switch to view, the XML is loaded fine.
This issue is raising up with every layout file and with every project I open.
I tried to:
restart Eclipse
update the ADT plugin
install all the packages and updates from the Android SDK Manager
no errors are shown in the console.
UPDATE
Now Eclipse is showing a pop-up error "An error has occurred. See error log for more details.java.lang.NullPointerException" when I try to open any Layout XML file.
Solution 1
At the right side of the image you attached click the android logo with 19 a drop down list will open select some different version...
selecting 20 works for me
Solution 2
right click layout file in the Package Explorer view and click
Open With -> Android Layout Editor
Right-click on your project and close all unrelated projects. Keep only one project opened at any one time.
Close all your perspectives and then open only a Java perspective.
Ensure that there is indeed a UCApplicationTheme that it has access to, otherwise change it to a different theme.
Restart Eclipse. Then restart your computer.
Then try opening a default layout from a newly generated blank Android project. Do not open the layout of a web view, even if you normally develop on Phone Gap/Cordova. Let's eliminate the web view as a possible problem.
When all else fails, reinstall Eclipse, the SDK, and ADT, completely from scratch.
And if you do get a NullPointerException, please be specific. Cut and paste on here the exact error it's giving you.
The Problem is you did update only android development tools from developer tool..
so you need to update the whole packages which are provided by the eclipse market..
Go to help-->install new software-->add the Repository-->and select all check boxes which are available in the developer tool...
Its works for me..