I’m using Android Studio to work through the tutorials. When I type in the code I get this overlay popping up (see image).
I’m sure it is helpful but the pop-up is so big that it covers most of the code.
I’ve searched through the preferences, so far I’ve not been able to find the option to deselect it.
Hi Stef, thank for your response. Here are the details…
macOS Big Sur 11.6
Android Studio Arctic Fox | 2020.3.1 Patch 3
Build #AI-203.7717.56.2031.7784292, built on October 1, 2021
As you type out the code, in this case I was typing - theme: theme.copyWith(
at the point of pressing return, after the ( , the overlay pops up, in this case half of the screen is covered.
I’m guessing this is some suggestion to help complete the code. It would be nice to know how to turn it off though.
I’m on Windows not Mac nor do I know anything about GIThub and commits so I can’t help a lot. But I see 3 weird things in your screenshot that might give someone else a clue …
(1) At the top left of the screen, it says Commit to Master.
(2) On the left, it does not say you’re in the project. It says you’re in commit.
(3) At the bottom left of the screen, it says starter project - currencyX.
Hi Jeff, its not actually about Github, the problem is with the overlay… i think its some help tip function in Android Studio.
I’ve been looking through the preferences and just can’t seem to find the option. It’s mostly helpful, but in this case it was a hinderance.
The Github was just the window i had showing on the left of the screen at that time, mostly its the project window showing.