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when I started using VSCode I got really nice auto completes and when I hovered over variables or methods I would get a pop-up that would show me what's in the variable or what arguments that method takes, now <tag>'s don't auto close and attributes don't auto add ="" nothing shows up when I hover over things.
I have completely uninstalled and reset VSCode, in every way I have found on the internet, I tried copying my GitHub code space settings(which was working as expected) but there were no extensions installed on the code space and nothing but a theme in the settings so I didn't have anything to copy over to my desktop, but I accidentally synced the settings of my desktop version to the code space now the code space has the same problems my desktop version had, even though there are no settings in the settings.json folder on my desktop, also no extensions installed.
you have to go to your %appdata% folder on windows and delete the Code, then uninstall vscode and reinstall it. just uninstalling it doesnt get rid of that Code folder.
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I'm using autosave in vscode and I accidently deleted important code and I can't restore it anymore even using CTRL + Z
Is there any solution to restore the lost code?
If it is no longer possible with CTRL + Z and you have not initiated a version software for your project, it is no longer possible to reconstruct the code.
An unlikely case would be if you have not yet saved the file you have edited, the original code would at least still be contained in the file. But I guess that's not the topic here because you use autosave.
Is your project perhaps under version control? If yes, you could grab the missing code from the previous state of the project. If not, I suggest you look into code version control systems, mainly git (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git), it will prevent similar situations from arising in the future, plus it enables multiple people to work on the same code.
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Can't even open ps1 files in vscode from File Explorer. With both (json and ps1) I get a tone with no message that I can find. Everything opens fine if I open directly from the "open file" menu item in vscode. I don't think it was like this before installing PowerShell.
It sounds like a permission error or a bad installation of vscode.
I recommend you reinstall vscode & make sure to check all these 4 boxes in this image below, we will see how it goes after.
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I have a problem probably totaly beginners level but anyway it drives me crazy so please help.
I can´t edit any code in the program when i try it looks like i´m in "insert" mode with like a block cursor.
I can´t delete anything or write anything. What could it be? and how do i fix it?
I am on a macbook pro.
I believe the reason is that you installed vim extension in vscode by mistake as it puts you in the insert mode by default until you press (i) to edit text. uninstall vim extension and things should go back to normal. or refer to this vim cheatsheet for more information about using vim as a text editor.
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I know that deleting the main profile is a stupid action and it is mainly my fault. I still want to understand the consequences and issues based on my mistakes.
I did today some really silly stuff I used in my Ubuntu Terminal command sudo rm -rf taras, which deleted all the stuff that I had on my Ubuntu taras profile. I was trying to delete other account but ... forgot to modify something.
Luckily I started deploying Ubuntu 2 months ago. I am using it as a secondary OS with Windows (double booting) so none of my personal files where destroyed but my projects, savings were deleted.
Can you please explain to me what are the consequences of this? Do I need to reinstall Ubuntu again? Or I still can continue my work there? In such situations Git really helps a lot ;-)
There isn't anything fundamental in the home directory. You would still be able to boot, though possibly you would end up in a tty login prompt. Alternatively, if it boots into a login manager, logging in might produce some errors. You would still be able to login with your usual credentials.
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I often want to type Alt+Shift+~ while using emacs (to run its command "not-modified"). However, since upgrading to Debian Wheezy (which upgraded Gnome to 3.4), I find that when I type those keys, Emacs doesn't "hear" the keystroke; instead, I see a popup window that looks like the window I see when I hit Alt+TAB (except this window only ever has a single icon in it, for Emacs, as opposed to the window that Alt+TAB brings up, which has one icon for each application).
I've fixed many similar stolen-keystroke problems like this in the obvious way: I click my name in the upper-right corner of the screen, choose "System Settings" from the dropdown menu; click the "Keyboard" icon, click the "Shortcuts" tab, and examine every entry on the right side to see if it's the guilty party; if so, I disable it. However, in this particular case, I cannot find any entry that refers to the tilde or the backtick key, so I don't know what to delete.
I've also tried examining the output of gconftool-2 --recursive-list to see if I could find anything likely, but saw nothing that looked relevant.
Some diligent googling for "gnome alt backtick" found this:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings switch-group "['disabled']"
I found it at https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity-2d/+bug/992928/comments/4