Does anyone know what is the yellow exclamation and blue though bubble? Nothing is happening to click them.
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I just started programming in flutter and I keep getting these types of errors with the yellow highlight over a line. The highlight goes away if I pressed the green restart button and as long as the issue is gone. The problem is that sometimes I will just retype the yellow-highlighted code in a different order and it begins to work again. So far I have been able to fix the issues, but it's really annoying because I have to constantly guess and check and retype, praying on my luck to fix it. Is there a way I could actually see the error message? I'm pretty sure it's minor, since I copy and pasted this straight from official documentation.
Edit: I realized that when I right click on the yellow arrow, it shows "run to line" and I can run the code without issues. However, the yellow arrow reappears from time to time, seemingly randomly.
Randomly when I am working, VSCode will have white lines that look like frost around my icons. It goes away when I click on something, but it is very odd and distracting. I have attached a picture showing what is happening. What is this from, and how can I get rid of it?
That's what I'd like to know.
I don't understand the unreal engine scripting at all..
I know how to enable the blur manually, but how do I enable it on pause?
I have a Widget Blueprint with RESUME and EXIT buttons..
And when I open the menu, the background should be blurry.. now the menu is openable by pressing Tab(because in the editor ESC quits testing mode...)
So how do I make it blur on pause?
So I found the solution more than a week ago(I wasn't home) and I forgot to tell the answer to this question to all of you guys.
I made a few pictures telling you exactly what to do :).
Click the white arrow in the 'Make PostProcessSettings' to see all this options and check the 'Override Depth Of Field Method' checkbox.
Now find the 'Method' option and change it to Gaussian.
And you're done. You can see the results below this text.
In-Game:
In Menu[By pressing ESC(you need to connect it to a Key Event). Btw you can make that blue shade in the widget blueprint(it's an image component with a transparent color)]:
I hope I helped :).
Feel free to ask if you got any problems.
I've dug through every damn color setting under Tools> Options. Went through every Fonts & Color, Editor, PHP etc and I'll be damned if I can figure out how to change the background row highlighting for when you have an error. I've been able to change ever other color to fit my personal preference cept this one. Here's a screen shot of the problem:
I would like to change the background red to a dark red so the text is easier to ready.
Using Netbeans 7.4
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Edit: Per Ben's point, here's the current options and the code behind the panel to show it's not working:
Final update, here's the end result which is close enough:
By looking at your screenshots (correct me if I am wrong) I can see that you have set your current row highlighting to red:
Tools-> Options-> Fonts&Colors-> Highlighting(Tab)-> Highlight Caret Row
As far as I know you can't set different background highlighting options for errors. So what you can do is set the formatting options for errors:
Font: No need to explain this.
Foreground: This is the text color if you change this it will disregard all other formatting options that you may have set, so lets leave it as is.
Background: This is what you want to change so that text don't get lost in the formatting. If you scroll to the bottom you can also set custom colors.
Effects: Irrelevant
Effect Color: Disabled if effects is None and only applies to the effect.
As you can see I set mine to yellow just as an example.
As you can see in this screen shot my background highlighting is light grey as well as my string formatting. So it is impossible to read, but by changing the error formatting this is the result:
Alternatively you can just select another background highlighting color that suits your formatting better.
Try Fonts&Colors->Syntax->Error
You can also try setting the Annotations color for "Error", mine was set to a specific color (after importing a theme) instead of 'Inherited', making text unreadable in a similar way.
This was really annoying for me too and most answers didn't help. I think that I have figured it out.
In netbeans 12 you need to change two things.
Tools->Options->Fonts&Colors->Syntax->Java->Error->change background color. This will only change the background of the code in error and not the red background of the rest of the lines white space.
To fix the red on the whitespace.
Tools->Options->Fonts&Colors->Annotations->Error(the one with the exclamation point)->change background color
I selected inherited to have no whitespace highlighting.
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Having tried and failed to convert my eclipse to a fully white on black display I tried to revert to black on white...and now have only one area remaining in the old mode. The problem is I don't even know what this part of the screen is called, so I can't figure out where in the 18 places eclipse sets colors to go to fix it.
Its the area on the left of the Java editor where you see + or - for expanding / collapsing sections of text. How do I set the background color of this area?
Maybe the Plug-in Spy can help you here. Try Alt+Shift+F1. It shows details about the view you point your mouse at.