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How to change the default language of Android Emulator?
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Closed 4 years ago.
I'm just starting to learn Android development. I have included a EditText component in my view and started the emulator in Eclipse.
When I type in the Textbox, the auto suggestions are coming up in Chinese language but I want to change this to English.
How do I change this Locale and Android Emulator?
I'm using the Android 2.1 for development.
I am using the emulator with Android 4.2 + 4.3 and there is an app to set the locale called "Custom Locale".
Start emulator -> Launcher -> Custom Locale
=> Select the desired language from the list
=> Confirm with e.g "Select 'de_DE'"
My solution is to use preinstalled on android emulator "Custom locale" application. Simply send intent with extra language parameter to it as below:
adb shell am broadcast -a com.android.intent.action.SET_LOCALE --es com.android.intent.extra.LOCALE EN
More information here - prepare android emulator for UI test automation.
No Need to change local, just long press on the EditText widget, on the popup menu select input method, and change to the android keyboard.
I'm using 2.3.3, but it should be similar:
Start emulator -> Launcher -> Settings -> Language & keyboard -> Select language
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Device chooser dialog is not showing up after instant run
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Closed 4 years ago.
I have a real device and an emulator. When i first install the app , the IDE asks me to select between the two but on subsequent runs it does not ask me to choose. How do i get it to ask me every time? I tried clicking on stop app , but the problem persists.
It's very easy. In android studio please click your app name dropdown showing at the top menu then click edit configurations and unselect use same device for future launches
You can change it from Run -> Edit Configuration -> Deployment Target Options
Make sure you are stopping your app before next run. (You can find stop option on the same tools section )
When I Create Anew Project I Found Anew Feature Of Android Studio ,Which Is "include android instant app support" .
Then I Wanna Know What Are The Benefits Of This Feature.
Check the following url
https://developer.android.com/topic/instant-apps/prepare.html#app-links
Both your instant and installable versions of your app must implement
the Android App Links feature introduced in Android 6.0. App Links
provide the primary mechanism for connecting URLs to discrete
activities within your app.
Android Instant Apps uses URLs for all navigation. When a user taps a
link to your instant app, they go to a specific activity within your
app. If the link fails or the user taps the link on an unsupported
device, the browser opens and shows your website.
I'm trying to make an emulator with the AVD Manager but I need to go to the Android menu under "Tools." It's not there (Firebase and Kotlin are, though).
How can I get the Android menu on here?
I does not appear at first time using Android Studio. You need to create a project on it and restart 2 or 3 times. With me worked but I don't remember perfectly.
Obs: if you need emulate your apk you can use your phone directly. I used cross compilators like Cordova and get the emulation on my phone. For me it works faster and more accurately.
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Android ADB devices unauthorized
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Closed 5 years ago.
I have a problem with the marked area in the image below.
Can anyone please tell me how to fix this?
You should see a popup dialog on your phone, where you should approve installing app. If there is not a dialog, go to Developer options, turn off USB debugging and then turn it on. The dialog should come.
Also, as John Joe has mentioned, ASUS devices need Enable ADB integration to be turned on (they somehow switch it off, happened on my Zenfone 2).
Uncheck the instant run in File >>Settings >>Build,Execution,Deployment >> Instant Run
and change the USB cable, having Enabled ADB Integration via Tools > Android > Enable ADB Integration.
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Cannot create or edit Android Virtual Devices (AVD) from Eclipse, ADT 22.6
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Closed 8 years ago.
Trying to create a new AVD specifically for Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread.
I've cloned a device based on the 3.7" FWVGA slider as indicated by this image
This shows up in the "Device Definitions" tab
When I get to the "Create new Android Virtual Device (AVD)" window, I believe I have properly filled in the form as shown here
However, when I go to click "OK", which is a live button and not grayed out, there is no response at all from Eclipse. The application doesn't freeze or anything it just does not allow me to finish creating the new AVD. These specs were as indicated by my class but any advice that could help rectify the situation would be greatly appreciated while I await a response from my professor.
This is a bug in 22.6. We're preparing a 22.6.1 update that will fix this.
I think you can use the standalone AVD Manager, running tools/android avd from a shell to create one.