Greetings, One of those workflow things ... - Is it possible to disable the "jump to first error" when compile completes?
Specifically for C++ sources. Probably happens java side too but ... I'm tying CPP stuff at the moment. :) Scenario: Compiling the project in Android Studio takes a non-zero amount of time. Let's say, for sake of an example, it's about 90 seconds. During that period, I notice a minor issue in the C++ source ( eg, "TEst THisss StuFF" meant to be "Test this stuff"). So I begin making a change to the text file while build in progress. But, oops, build encounters a compile error. (I totally missed a big glaring error because I was distracted by the minor typos.) Suddenly, without warning, while I'm correcting the "Test this stuff", the editor switches to point of error, moves the cursor, and, as a result ,"is stuff" is placed in some "random" location (point of the error). How might we avoid these sorts of jarring transitions? [It's probably an Android Studio option somewhere already. I just haven't found it yet.] Side note: - Additionally, it would be _really_ nice if there was a functional "Problems" window which lists any compile errors / warnings / infos and a double click would take user to the source location. - Currently, we _can_ hunt through the build log and [usually] double-click. But that is rather tedious in the modern IDE era. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "adt-dev" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to adt-dev+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
