How to remove the vertical lines in vscode, In my VSCode I can see this yellow and red vertical lines, both are very disturbing.enter image description here
In VS Code, open your settings, search for 'Rulers'. Click on 'Edit in settings.json'. Remove any rulers you may have set.
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As you can see here there are no indent dots on my vscode although I have turned on render white space
Could it be one of my extensions messing with it?
Can someone help me turn on the dots that shows indentation like in the 3rd image?
You must add "editor.renderWhitespace": "all" parameter in your vscode settings.json file.
I run Eclipse-2021-06 with DevStyle in Dark Mode and when editing files I get this annoying vertical line (see screenshot, surrounded by red rectangle). I assume it is a page separator, i.e. if I printed that java file, that's where a new page to the right would begin. Is there a way to hide this line?
Vertical line in eclipse editor
The line you are seeing is the print margin, which is enabled by default in Eclipse 2021-06.
You can disable it from here: Window > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors > uncheck ‘Show print margin’ and apply the changes. You can also tweak the color of the line from the ‘Appearance color options’ section in the above page.
Even changed color themes multiple times, restarted computer. The white boxes move around when i click on another line of my code. Like if I click in the middle of the box, it moves down and avoids that line. How do I get rid of these white boxes? they only appear in open editors
I have alot of code that has white space to the left of the lines of code in my eclipse project.
I would like to select pieces of this code and remove the extra white spacing so each line lines up with the left edge of the window.
You can select the code you wish, and press SHIFT+TAB until the code lines up to the edge of the screen.
You could also go to:
Window->Preferences->general->Editors->Text Editors
and when you're there, specify the tab width under:
Displayed Tab Width.
You can also customize Eclipses' formatter:
Go to:
Window->Preferences->Java->Code Style->Formatter
Select the formatter and press Edit. Edit it to your desire.
Then select the text you wish to format and press Ctrl+Shift+F
I use notepad++ or extension for Visual Studio and I have seen the line (margin) of the block like the below image.
Can Eclipse do this? Thanks!
You can turn on the "Show whitespace characters" option under General -> Editors -> Text Editors. I find that too distracting.
Eclipse has a different way to control the display of blocks of code.
See the circle with a dash right after the line number 65. You can left click on that circle to close the block.
You can hover your cursor over the circle with the plus sign to see the "hidden" code.
Left clicking on the circle will open the control block again.