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Feature description
Currently, I use AIDE to develop apps, (not AndroidIDE), because it is much more user friendly. It has some features that I think AndroidIDE really lacks.
You can choose a color easily in XML by a built-in color palette.
The number of errors, and the errors themselves and the reference to them, appears in a drawer with a list of errors, and in each of them, you click on the error, and it opens the file with the error, and the specific location of the error.
When there is an error in the JAVA code, you long press the error, and then you are offered ways to automatically correct the error.
In addition, there are also quick codes that can be pasted and are already built into the AIDE.
I know it's in development on AndroidIDE, but AIDE already have Icon assets tools.
Therefore, in my opinion, I am still not comfortable developing an application in AndroidIDE as long as I lack all these features.
Use Case
In each case you want to develop an app quickly, and easily.
Benefits
A perfect developing experience.
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The number of errors, and the errors themselves and the reference to them, appears in a drawer with a list of errors, and in each of them, you click on the error, and it opens the file with the error, and the specific location of the error.
Diagnostics for the current file are shown in the bottom sheet. The click behavior that you've explained here is also available. Read the docs.
When there is an error in the JAVA code, you long press the error, and then you are offered ways to automatically correct the error.
There are code actions available for this. You just have to select the text in the errorneous region and use the appropriate code action from the Code actions menu. Read the docs.
In addition, there are also quick codes that can be pasted and are already built into the AIDE.
We have snippets for these (only available for Java, for now). Snippets appear in the code completion window.
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Feature description
Currently, I use AIDE to develop apps, (not AndroidIDE), because it is much more user friendly. It has some features that I think AndroidIDE really lacks.
Therefore, in my opinion, I am still not comfortable developing an application in AndroidIDE as long as I lack all these features.
Use Case
In each case you want to develop an app quickly, and easily.
Benefits
A perfect developing experience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: