If I change the code the color will disappear, I do not know how does this happen.and when do we will use this features.
It looks like you accidentally pressed the Coverage button instead of the Run or Debug button next to it.
To remove the red background color do the following: in the Coverage view click the Remove Active Session or Remove All Sessions button.
For information on what this Coverage does and what it is used for, see the EclEmma web site.
This is activated because of code coverage. If you want to remove it then follow these steps.
Go to "Windows -> Show View -> Coverage" Select it. Click on "Open".
Open the "Coverage" view.
There are "X" and "XX" signs at upper right side.
Click on one of them as per your requirement to remove the coverage session.
Refer the screenshot for more details.
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I know that the Xcode should highlight in green and number how many tests have been written for my method and in red where there are no tests.
Where can I enable this?
You need to click on the "Adjust Editor Options" button (right hand side of the currently opened Xcode minitab), then you'll see the "Code Coverage" option.
If I change the code the color will disappear, I do not know how does this happen.and when do we will use this features.
It looks like you accidentally pressed the Coverage button instead of the Run or Debug button next to it.
To remove the red background color do the following: in the Coverage view click the Remove Active Session or Remove All Sessions button.
For information on what this Coverage does and what it is used for, see the EclEmma web site.
This is activated because of code coverage. If you want to remove it then follow these steps.
Go to "Windows -> Show View -> Coverage" Select it. Click on "Open".
Open the "Coverage" view.
There are "X" and "XX" signs at upper right side.
Click on one of them as per your requirement to remove the coverage session.
Refer the screenshot for more details.
Recently, in one of my Visual Studio Code instances, now there is a green "play" button that allows me to Run Python File in Terminal.
You can see that button in the picture below, just between the "open changes" and the "split editor" buttons.
I have Visual Studio code installed in other computers, and there is no such button. I would like to show that button since it comes very handy, but I do not know how to make that happen, and I cannot find any documentation.
Note: I'm not using any extension for running files
The 'Play' button feature is in testing at the moment, and so is only available to those in the experiment group.
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/issues/5321
Having said that, I had the button appear yesterday part way through a session.
Unfortunately, today the button is no longer present, and I am not part of the experiment group.
Install Code Runner simple by press (Ctrl+shift+X) and search for "Code Runner",it works for almost all languages including python. it gives you a button and shortcut Ctrl+Alt+N.
This area is called "Editor Actions". It's now available by default but unfortunately cannot be hidden unless you modify stylesheet:
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/46403
If I change the code the color will disappear, I do not know how does this happen.and when do we will use this features.
It looks like you accidentally pressed the Coverage button instead of the Run or Debug button next to it.
To remove the red background color do the following: in the Coverage view click the Remove Active Session or Remove All Sessions button.
For information on what this Coverage does and what it is used for, see the EclEmma web site.
This is activated because of code coverage. If you want to remove it then follow these steps.
Go to "Windows -> Show View -> Coverage" Select it. Click on "Open".
Open the "Coverage" view.
There are "X" and "XX" signs at upper right side.
Click on one of them as per your requirement to remove the coverage session.
Refer the screenshot for more details.
I'm using the Kepler CDT release (4.3.1) of Eclipse. When I click on anything in the Outline view, the corresponding editor view is reduced to showing just that item. If I click on a variable, I get a single line with just that variable. The Edit->Expand Selection options are all dimmed out. Hitting Shift-Alt-Up Arrow just moves me up to the previous item in the outline view. If I change editor tabs and come back then the Expand Selection options enable and I can manually hit Shift-Alt-Up Arrow a number of times to make the entire file visible again but clicking on anything in the outline view again will just reduce the view. Is there some new setting in Kepler that will make outline stop doing this?
Turns out the feature for Show Source of Selected Element Only was turned on. In Kepler the toolbar button for this is not visible. Even searching under quick access doesn't turn it up so it's somewhat of a puzzle how it could have been turned on. I actually thought maybe it had been removed from Kepler.
In the Customize Perspective dialog under the Tool Bar Visibility tab. In the Tool Bar Structure section I opened the area for Editor Presentation. I noticed there was actually a check next to the box for Show Source of Selected Element Only. However, it wasn't visible in the toolbar (a bug I've seen before in Eclipse) so I unchecked it and checked it. Then I exited the dialog. Now the button showed up on the toolbar. I then toggled the feature on and then off. Now clicking in the outline view works correctly.just moves to the correct spot.