Android Studio main_activity.xml
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When I open the main_activity.xml in Android Studio, it doesn't show me the code, it shows me something else shown here:This is the link to the image
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android-studio asked Nov 11 at 1:20
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When I open the main_activity.xml in Android Studio, it doesn't show me the code, it shows me something else shown here:This is the link to the image
How do I change it back to code instead of this?
android-studio asked Nov 11 at 1:20
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up vote
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When I open the main_activity.xml in Android Studio, it doesn't show me the code, it shows me something else shown here:This is the link to the image
How do I change it back to code instead of this?
android-studio asked Nov 11 at 1:20
A.Kumar
34
When I open the main_activity.xml in Android Studio, it doesn't show me the code, it shows me something else shown here:This is the link to the image
How do I change it back to code instead of this?
android-studio android-studio asked Nov 11 at 1:20
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Click on the "Text" tab to see the actual XML. You are on "Design" tab which is used for dynamically generating XML on drag and drop of controls.
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Rohit Dodle
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Tabs are available for switching under "Component Tree".
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:32
How do I change it into the code tab?
– A.Kumar
Nov 11 at 1:34
Click on the "Text" tab to switch to see XML. It's visible in the image you shared. In the left half... under "Component Tree" panel... beside "Design" tab...
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:36
Please accept my post as the answer if it worked for you.
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:49
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Click on the "Text" tab to see the actual XML. You are on "Design" tab which is used for dynamically generating XML on drag and drop of controls.
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Rohit Dodle
327411
Tabs are available for switching under "Component Tree".
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:32
How do I change it into the code tab?
– A.Kumar
Nov 11 at 1:34
Click on the "Text" tab to switch to see XML. It's visible in the image you shared. In the left half... under "Component Tree" panel... beside "Design" tab...
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:36
Please accept my post as the answer if it worked for you.
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:49
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Click on the "Text" tab to see the actual XML. You are on "Design" tab which is used for dynamically generating XML on drag and drop of controls.
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Rohit Dodle
327411
Tabs are available for switching under "Component Tree".
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:32
How do I change it into the code tab?
– A.Kumar
Nov 11 at 1:34
Click on the "Text" tab to switch to see XML. It's visible in the image you shared. In the left half... under "Component Tree" panel... beside "Design" tab...
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:36
Please accept my post as the answer if it worked for you.
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:49
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Click on the "Text" tab to see the actual XML. You are on "Design" tab which is used for dynamically generating XML on drag and drop of controls.
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Rohit Dodle
327411
Click on the "Text" tab to see the actual XML. You are on "Design" tab which is used for dynamically generating XML on drag and drop of controls.
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Rohit Dodle
327411
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Rohit Dodle
327411
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Rohit Dodle
327411
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Rohit Dodle
327411
327411
Tabs are available for switching under "Component Tree".
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:32
How do I change it into the code tab?
– A.Kumar
Nov 11 at 1:34
Click on the "Text" tab to switch to see XML. It's visible in the image you shared. In the left half... under "Component Tree" panel... beside "Design" tab...
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:36
Please accept my post as the answer if it worked for you.
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:49
add a comment |
Tabs are available for switching under "Component Tree".
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:32
How do I change it into the code tab?
– A.Kumar
Nov 11 at 1:34
Click on the "Text" tab to switch to see XML. It's visible in the image you shared. In the left half... under "Component Tree" panel... beside "Design" tab...
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:36
Please accept my post as the answer if it worked for you.
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:49
Tabs are available for switching under "Component Tree".
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:32
Tabs are available for switching under "Component Tree".
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:32
How do I change it into the code tab?
– A.Kumar
Nov 11 at 1:34
How do I change it into the code tab?
– A.Kumar
Nov 11 at 1:34
Click on the "Text" tab to switch to see XML. It's visible in the image you shared. In the left half... under "Component Tree" panel... beside "Design" tab...
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:36
Click on the "Text" tab to switch to see XML. It's visible in the image you shared. In the left half... under "Component Tree" panel... beside "Design" tab...
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:36
Please accept my post as the answer if it worked for you.
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:49
Please accept my post as the answer if it worked for you.
– Rohit Dodle
Nov 11 at 1:49
add a comment |
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