I created a new project in Android Studio Bumble Bee. However when I enter some code that has errors in it the error is not showing up.
For example if I enter the following:
import './screens/authorization/auth_root_screen.dart';
When this directory or screen doesn't exist no error is shown.
Or even if I enter some code with a typo...
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimport './screens/authorization/auth_root_screen.dart';
No error is shown in the IDE.
I guess I am missing a setting somewhere but I havent been able to find it. This always worked fine before I installed BumbleBee.
Any help would be gratefully received.
Thanks so much.
Hi thanks for looking at this. I have solved it myself. I'll post the solution here in case anyone has a similar question.
Do the following:
At the bottom of the Android Studio IDE is a tab called: Dart Analysis. Click on it to open the tab.
On the left hand side of the Dart Analysis screen that opens is a settings Icon. Click on this.
On the settings screen, make sure that "Scope Analysis to the Current Package" is ticked on.
Here is a screen print:
Have you installed the Flutter extension for your Android Studio? You can find it in the Extensions section of your IDE.
Come do these things
First, run this Flutter Doctor code in the terminal, be sure to check all the options
Specify the second SDK FLutter for Android Studio
Third, install the Dart and Flutter plugins
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In other languages such as C# and Typescript I can select the method from a class in a dropdown to navigate to them quickly.
I'm using Android Studio with Flutter for the first time and I'm not seeing an option to do this. Is it supported?
Sadly I found that it's not supported in IntelliJ or Android Studio. The request has been out there for years and they never implemented it.
However, you can accomplish something similar by using the Structure tab on the left-hand side of Android studio.
It is in VSCode though.
When debugging the Android build, I can get the call stack / stack frames to show up in Flutter DevTools and Android Studio's debug tab.
However, if the target is Flutter Web, then the stack will not show up in either DevlTools or Android Studio - but Flutter Inspector still works in both.
In the attached pic: we see that the execution has paused at a break point in Android Studio because the "step over..." buttons are enabled. However, the "Frames" window is still empty and shows "frames not available". Same thing with DevTools.
My question is: Does Flutter Web support the ability to view the call stack via debuggers?
Documentation seems to suggest that it should be possible...not sure if I missed something.
Version: Flutter 2.10.4 (2022-03-25)
Found the answer:
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/101224
Looks like this is an issue with the latest Chrome update (100.0.4896.75). Just so happens that this is the first time I tried to use debugger w/ Flutter Web, so I just assumed that it never worked to start with. I will either downgrade my Chrome or wait for an an official update.
When using Android ARM emulator in Flutter, a lot of no useful debug message are spewing out. (See screenshot below)
How to disable Android emulator console log debug message in Flutter?
I think your solution could be folding up lines with same substring you may go through below process. It may help you
In Android Studio
Go to Settings
Click Editor
Select Console
here you will find line saying
fold console line that contains :
Just add the line to this list and check whether it helped you or not.
Ref. Image
Perhaps this is a dumb question, but WTH... I've created a Flutter app in Android Studio, running it in AVD devices, etc. I've reached the stage where I'm looking to sign the app, and the docs tell you to use Tools> Flutter>Open for editing in Android Studio.
What exactly is this doing? What's the difference between the first editing session, and the newly created one? The new session has many more Build menu options, including the one necessary for signing, but why aren't these present in the first editing session?
I've tried looking for any explanations for this, and drawn a blank. Always keen to learn... :-)
Do it the simple way.
In android studio: File -> Open -> (your project's folder)/android and open it in a different window.
Im creating a new project in Android Studio and at the end when I click the final button, I get this window which has been currently sitting there for 5 minutes:
Ive read other posts but they are using Eclipse. I found one about Android Studio but it was something about 32bit version.
Is this normal? Im on mavericks & using Android Studio 0.4.3.
Wait, it started, 6 minutes into it and now the progress window at least shows activity, downloading something maven...done.
At the end i got a top right corner popup in red saying IDE error click for details. And I get this from clicking on the bottom right corner red exclamation icon:
I reported to Google. Should I disable the plugins (Android & Properties Support) or what else should I do?
Yes, it's normal. It's usually downloading Gradle, and possibly other project dependencies if there are any. It depends on your network speed. We're planning on providing more information at some point in the future because it's pretty confusing to get this dialog with no information about what's going on. That "already disposed" exception is https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=65309