Android studio hints - java

How to enable tooltips in android studio when hovering over class or method should show documentation etc like intellij

In intellij is ctrl + q
Try in Android studio. If not, go to settings and bind the shortcut.
This question is duplicated: How to view method information in Android Studio

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My android studio palette icons are like this, is anyone know the solution ?
I try everyhing, including re install windows...
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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.

libGDX android sdk tools

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Hi, I have this problem to generate a project of libGDX, how I can update android sdk tools?
Click Tools -- SDK manager menu, scroll down you will find 28.0.3, check it and press OK.

An Android Studio option has disappeared

I updated my Android Studio and one of the options disappeared, which is textAlignment. Where can I find it?
Click on View All Attributes below.

In Android Studio, method comments not showing in intellisense

I am developing Android application using Android Studio IDE and I can't find any public API comments in IntelliSense list. Do I need to install some plugins?
File -> Preferences -> Editor and check "Show quick doc on mouse move".
Also make sure the option "Autopopup documentation in (ms):" is checked under: "Code Completion"

How to get Eclipse style code completion in Android Studio

I´m just moving from Eclipse to Android Studio and I noticed a small difference.
In Eclipse when I use code completion for example like this
Eclipse would complete the code like this and allow me just use tab to jump to next parameter.
Log.d(tag, msg)
But Android Studio does this:
Log.d()
So is there any setting that would achieve the same result in Android Studio or is this available only in Eclipse
In your IDE go to Editor -> Code Completion and make sure that the Autopopup code completion is checked

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