Shortcut key to list attribute value in xml layouts in Android Studio











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In Android Studio, when I open a layout file in text mode and enter in an attribute such as:



android:layout_width="match_parent"


It would be nice if there was a keyboard shortcut that I could use to list all the available attribute values for the attribute. In the above example, if I enter the letter "m", it presents me with matches including "match_parent". But I would like to see all the available attribute values.






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  • Usually all attributes should be shown in the drop-down when the value string is empty (""), and the cursor is inside it. If it isn't visible, try pressing Ctrl + Space. That usually displays the possibilities.
    – TheGamer007
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  • Unfortunately Ctrl + Space on a Mac brings up the Spotlight Search input which is part of the OS.
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    This might help then stackoverflow.com/questions/11085913/…
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  • @TheGamer007 You can move your solution into an answer and I can accept it.
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In Android Studio, when I open a layout file in text mode and enter in an attribute such as:



android:layout_width="match_parent"


It would be nice if there was a keyboard shortcut that I could use to list all the available attribute values for the attribute. In the above example, if I enter the letter "m", it presents me with matches including "match_parent". But I would like to see all the available attribute values.






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  • Usually all attributes should be shown in the drop-down when the value string is empty (""), and the cursor is inside it. If it isn't visible, try pressing Ctrl + Space. That usually displays the possibilities.
    – TheGamer007
    20 hours ago












  • Unfortunately Ctrl + Space on a Mac brings up the Spotlight Search input which is part of the OS.
    – AndroidDev
    20 hours ago








  • 1




    This might help then stackoverflow.com/questions/11085913/…
    – TheGamer007
    19 hours ago










  • @TheGamer007 You can move your solution into an answer and I can accept it.
    – AndroidDev
    19 hours ago













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In Android Studio, when I open a layout file in text mode and enter in an attribute such as:



android:layout_width="match_parent"


It would be nice if there was a keyboard shortcut that I could use to list all the available attribute values for the attribute. In the above example, if I enter the letter "m", it presents me with matches including "match_parent". But I would like to see all the available attribute values.






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In Android Studio, when I open a layout file in text mode and enter in an attribute such as:



android:layout_width="match_parent"


It would be nice if there was a keyboard shortcut that I could use to list all the available attribute values for the attribute. In the above example, if I enter the letter "m", it presents me with matches including "match_parent". But I would like to see all the available attribute values.






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  • Usually all attributes should be shown in the drop-down when the value string is empty (""), and the cursor is inside it. If it isn't visible, try pressing Ctrl + Space. That usually displays the possibilities.
    – TheGamer007
    20 hours ago












  • Unfortunately Ctrl + Space on a Mac brings up the Spotlight Search input which is part of the OS.
    – AndroidDev
    20 hours ago








  • 1




    This might help then stackoverflow.com/questions/11085913/…
    – TheGamer007
    19 hours ago










  • @TheGamer007 You can move your solution into an answer and I can accept it.
    – AndroidDev
    19 hours ago


















  • Usually all attributes should be shown in the drop-down when the value string is empty (""), and the cursor is inside it. If it isn't visible, try pressing Ctrl + Space. That usually displays the possibilities.
    – TheGamer007
    20 hours ago












  • Unfortunately Ctrl + Space on a Mac brings up the Spotlight Search input which is part of the OS.
    – AndroidDev
    20 hours ago








  • 1




    This might help then stackoverflow.com/questions/11085913/…
    – TheGamer007
    19 hours ago










  • @TheGamer007 You can move your solution into an answer and I can accept it.
    – AndroidDev
    19 hours ago
















Usually all attributes should be shown in the drop-down when the value string is empty (""), and the cursor is inside it. If it isn't visible, try pressing Ctrl + Space. That usually displays the possibilities.
– TheGamer007
20 hours ago






Usually all attributes should be shown in the drop-down when the value string is empty (""), and the cursor is inside it. If it isn't visible, try pressing Ctrl + Space. That usually displays the possibilities.
– TheGamer007
20 hours ago














Unfortunately Ctrl + Space on a Mac brings up the Spotlight Search input which is part of the OS.
– AndroidDev
20 hours ago






Unfortunately Ctrl + Space on a Mac brings up the Spotlight Search input which is part of the OS.
– AndroidDev
20 hours ago






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This might help then stackoverflow.com/questions/11085913/…
– TheGamer007
19 hours ago




This might help then stackoverflow.com/questions/11085913/…
– TheGamer007
19 hours ago












@TheGamer007 You can move your solution into an answer and I can accept it.
– AndroidDev
19 hours ago




@TheGamer007 You can move your solution into an answer and I can accept it.
– AndroidDev
19 hours ago












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The 'Basic Code Completion' shortcut can be used for this. The default keymap is Ctrl + Space. For Mac users, this will clash with the shortcut for Spotlight, and they can set a custom keymap or follow one of the other solutions given at this question.






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    The 'Basic Code Completion' shortcut can be used for this. The default keymap is Ctrl + Space. For Mac users, this will clash with the shortcut for Spotlight, and they can set a custom keymap or follow one of the other solutions given at this question.






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