I have been developing application in VSCode. My team suggested me to switch to IntelliJ. The shortcuts are new to me. Is there any universal Keymap is followed for all IDE's.
There is a VSCode Keymap that you can install as a VSCode Keymap plugin and select it in Keymap settings.
But if you all your team use the IntelliJ IDEA and you plan to use it onwards, I would advise you to consider learning the IntelliJ IDEA's native keymap just to always be on the same pair/page with your colleagues and other IJ developers.
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I'm using NeoVim and LSP (coc.nvim) as IDE.
Now, I install IDE tools in each project as devdependencies, and configure global Vim setting that which IDE tools are used.
I want to configure IDE tool settings in each project, then Vim to read it and select tools automatically.
Is there any way for this situation?
Does anybody know a quick and simple way to get the VSCode key-map in Eclipse?
I primarily work within VSCode, and soon will also be working within STS (Spring Tool Suite) (which is just Eclipse with the STS plugin).
I don't want to have to have to mentally switch between both key-maps constantly.
I was surprised to find that Eclipse doesn't have many options for alternative key-maps.
Things tried
Eclipse Marketplace
The Eclipse market place seems to only have one key-map available (IntelliJ) - as seen here:
https://marketplace.eclipse.org/search/site/keymap
Visual Studio key-map
I installed the C++ dev tools within Eclipse and enabled the Visual Studio key-map, following the advice here:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/10075350
This was closer to VSCode's key-map, but still not perfect.
Current situation
I'm using the Visual Studio key-map, and updating each key that I find is out of sync with the VSCode keymap.
It's not ideal but it's close.
Ideal scenario
Ideally there would be an extension for this in the Eclipse marketplace, similar to how VSCode has an Eclipse key-map extension:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=alphabotsec.vscode-eclipse-keybindings
I'm using Visual Studio Code. Recently tried out Kite. Both of which doesn't seem to have autocomplete for pytorch.
Is is possible with these tools ? If not, can someone suggest an editor that does ?
Thank you!
Use Pycharm https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/
Get Community version, because it is free with debugger and autocomplete. (more than enough for student)
To get autocomplete and run/debug the code on Pycharm IDE, you have to set correct project interpreter path to your environment (or virtual environment) which you install pytorch
The screenshot shows that I set Project Interpreter path to conda environment named 'pytorch', which I install Pytorch.
Spyder does autocomplete for PyTorch as well
Both Spyder and PyCharm have auto-complete feature for the installed libraries. But this feature does not seem to work for the local project files (functions, classes, variables defined in the local files even if they are imported).
They also have "go to definition" and "help", but again, only for the installed libraries.
I hope these features will be included soon, in addition to "references to this variable/function/class", which is available in advanced IDEs and is quite useful.
Does anyone have an overview list with shortcuts for: Eclipse - NetBeans - IntelliJ ?
I used to be an eclipse development master, but some dude at the office moved the java environment to NetBeans, while Android forced IntelliJ (Android Studio) on the eclipse users
I'm happy with the migrations to NetBeans and Android Studio (IntelliJ), while also using eclipse.
But, I'm a lost development master without a list with shortcuts. I would love to have an overview with the shortcuts of the 3 environments next to each other.
Help please.
You can find a PDF with popular IDE shortcuts for all three - Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA and NetBeans - at RebelLabs
In Netbeans go to Tools >> Options >> Keymap.
You can select a netbeans, Eclipse or Intellij profile and work with the shortcuts of your choice in netbeans.
Selecting the profile will also show you a searchable list of shortcuts valid for the selected IDE environment.
I recently started using NetBeans, but there is a missing feature which keeps me from switching completely to NetBeans. I use the Terminal all the time and it is a pain to switch from the NetBeans window to the Terminal one.
Is there a way to have a terminal window embedded into the NetBeans IDE (most Linux editors have this capability)?
A bit late answer. Netbeans 7.4 has an inbuilt support for terminal emulator. All you need is to go to Window->IDE Tools->Terminal.
Using NetBeans 8.0.2, this option can be found by going to Window->IDE Tools->Terminal in the menu.
have you seen this?
http://wiki.netbeans.org/TerminalEmulator
or this
http://wiki.netbeans.org/AJourneyThroughTheVirtualTerminal
I am not really seeing that much out there. I wonder how hard it would be to take the plugin from jEdit and integrate it into netbeans.