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Someone Somewhere
Someone Somewhere

Reputation: 23787

Android Studio - how to have it generate an interface's stubbed function(s)?

Since I've recently switched to A.S. I'm still getting accustomed to it, hence, this basic question...

I'll be coding a class that implements an interface

public class SomeClass implements SomeInterface {}

Now, Android Studio will detect that I haven't yet implements concrete functions for the interface. Great, just like Eclipse ! It'll show the message class SomeClass must either be declared abstract or implement abstract method... etc

However, the GUI doesn't show anything for me to click on so that the IDE will create stubbed functions for me; there's no icon and right-click also provides no intuitive direction to fix this. Eclipse provided solutions when I right-clicked, but A.S. doesn't seem as intuitive.

What to do to make A.S. implement stubbed functions for me ?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 1807

Answers (1)

CommonsWare
CommonsWare

Reputation: 1006614

Put your text cursor in the red squiggled area for the error. Move your mouse to the left edge of the line. Click the red lightbulb icon. Choose "Implement Methods" from the drop-down menu.

Or, press Ctrl-I.

Or, choose Code > Implement Methods from the main menu.

Upvotes: 3

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