When you click red lined uncorrect text appears a popup that includes some predictions but it's very annoying, how to close it?
This "helpful" feature continually gets in my way too while editing :/, blocking my view (I use a lot of jargon from computer science). Hopefully someone can later replace my answer with a more official approach via the Word options, but I found today that someone wrote a donationware add-in for it that may help you: (https://wordaddins.com/products/stop-spelling-pop-up-in-word/). Disclaimer: I haven't personally tried it.
Go to Review > Language > Set Proofing Language and select Do not check spelling or grammar in the popup.
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I am a new user of sublime. I recently moved from vscode to get the faster using experience in sublime. But one thing in sublime really depressed me. There is no other autocompletion package works in my sublime except for sublime code intel. With other packages, I can not be able to get the autocomplete popup when I type.
So that's why I need to stay with only sublime code intel. The problem with the package is I get auto complete popup when I even type space or semicolon (;). Which is really disturbing. There is one solution to get rid of it. Either pressing shift + enter or escape key. It is really annoying. Can anyone help me with it, pls.
N.B. I am using sublime text 4 in Linux. Also, I have read some previous questions but can not be able to get the solution.
I've found the way to disable semicolons popup by edit setting.auto_complete_selector.
"meta.tag, source - punctuation.terminator - comment - string.quoted.double.block - string.quoted.single.block - string.unquoted.heredoc"
The trick is adding - punctuation.terminator after source selector.
This will remove semicolons from the auto_complete_selector according to
the doc of Selector and the doc of scope_naming.
I had the same issue, there are plenty auto-completes including the default auto complete which comes with sublime.
You can actually remove code-intel and just use all auto-complete along side with the default auto-complete and LSP
and if you have any question feel free to ask on the official discord https://discord.gg/D43Pecu
BESIDES SUBLIME CODE INTEL MAKES YOUR SUBLIME VERY LAGGY
ST4 introduced context aware autocompletion so you don't need anything else. It's good enough and fast.But if you are a fan of autocomplete that vscode provides then you can use -----
LSP - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LSP
LSP-typescript - https://packagecontrol.io/packges/LSP-typescript
LSP-HTML - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LSP-html
LSP-Css - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LSP-css
LSP-Json - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LSP-json
LSP-eslint - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LSP-eslint
If you don't have a powerful machine then I would advice you to not use LSP because it creates a node runtime in the background and that might eat up all your resources. Anyways I feel that ST4 native autosuggestion are good enough. But LSP is much more than an autocomplete engine. So you know, it just depends on your use case.
Personally I prefer using LSP and disabling it's autocomplete suggestions because it takes like 5 seconds for it to suggest something every time I press a key, while ST4 completions are near about instant.
You can also go to Sublime text forum - https://forum.sublimetext.com/ If you have any queries.
SublimeCodeIntel - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/SublimeCodeIntel was last updated 4 years ago. 4 years is like a decade in web development so I doubt you'll get anything good enough from that package.
All Autocomplete - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/All%20Autocomplete was last updated 2 years ago.
Note - Don't forget to set your language on the right side of your status bar. Otherwise auto completion and syntax highlighting will not work properly. For example, if you are writing jsx then select jsx and not javascript, if you are using tsx then select tsx not typescript. That goes for all the other options.
You can send me an email if you need any other assistance - connect#surajmishra.dev
Edit - I just realized this answer does not covers the asked question but I am still going to keep it up in case someone else finds it useful.
I am writing JavaDoc comments for a program in NetBeans (build 201411181905). When I spell a word wrong them it is underlined as you would expect and hovering over it displays the text "Misspelled Word" as alt text. However, it would help me greatly if NetBeans would suggest corrections. Hovering over the word or right clicking the word does not display any suggested words.
I currently have to resort to Googling the word or writing the comments in Microsoft Word and then pasting them in.
I have searched SO and found no relevant questions. A Google search only returns the Spell Checker feature suggestion on the NetBeans wiki and an outdated spellchecker plugin for NetBeans 7.0.
Is there a way to make the IDE suggest words when I have misspelled a word?
Unfortunately the intuitive approaches you describe for obtaining spelling corrections don't work. Instead, this is what you need to do:
Position the mouse cursor over the underlined word.
Do one of the following to obtain suggestions:
Click the light bulb shown in the left margin.
Press ALT+ENTER.
The suggestions are listed in case significant alphabetic order, with no preference for semantically meaningful words:
This may have been asked many times. When entering code, my intent in the pic is to return false;, here are the autocomplete suggestions I get:
Can I force PhpStorm to preselect false before all other obscure (aka much more infrequent targets)? That would improve (much) my user experience.
Sorry for dumb question, I could not find it here.
PhpStorm 2016.1.1, OSX 10.11.4
Ok , after some time, I have opened a bug report in Jetbrains's Youtrack (WI-32340).
follow the conversation here
I like the fact that the github issue tracker supports Markdown. However, I find it relatively unpleasant to actually write Markdown in the github editor. It lacks many of the features of the Markdown editor on StackOverflow.
E.g., it lacks:
a button to indent multiple lines of code by four spaces
a button to add quote to the start of each line
real time markdown preview
fixed width font
ability to insert image using imgur
a confirmation dialog box when you close a browser window when you might otherwise lose your work
In particular, the inability to insert code blocks is probably the feature I miss the most.
Sure, I could write my markdown in a separate editor and then paste it into the github issue tracker, but this is not especially appealing. I could even use the StackOverflow editor if I was careful not to click "Ask Question", but that seems a bit silly.
Question
Is there anyway of altering the text box in github to incorporate the editing features in StackOverflow?
Or if it is better to type in another text editor, what's a particularly elegant way of doing that? (e.g., minimum steps, simple to move back and forward, good editor) Perhaps theres a way of clicking a text box and bringing up a Rich Markdown editor which when closed returns the contents to the original text box?
You should appeal to GitHub to add one. Your argument is sound. Stack Overflow demonstrates editors can be functional, non-intrusive and tasteful.
Meanwhile, there might be a browser extension that does some of this. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cpojebknccclkjabfngjlcknonpmhhol
If you are on Windows, you might want to check MarkPad: http://code52.org/DownmarkerWPF/
Disclaimer: I have never used it myself (being on Ubuntu), only read about it watching the code52 project. I know it can edit posts of several blog systems, but I'm not sure if Github is in the list of supported web sources. Its syntax however is supported, for sure.
I am trying to add simple syntax highlighting and auto completion for a simple scripting language...
I added syntax highlighting using this article
Now I want to know how to enable auto completion with Notepad ++ for my custom language. Does anyone know how to do that?
The link provided by Mark no longer works, but you can go to:
Notpad++ 6.6.9
Settings -> Preferences -> Auto-Completion -> Enable auto-completion on each input.
I find it very annoying though, since a big autocomplete block is always coming up and I would just like to see autocomplete when I press tab or a key combination. I am fairly new to Notepad++ though. If you know of such a key combination, please feel free to reply. I found this question via Google, so we can always help others.
For basic autocompletion, have a look at the files in %ProgramFiles%\Notepad++\plugins\APIs. It's basically just an XML file with keywords in. If you want calltips ("function parameters hint"), check out these instructions.
I've never found any more documentation, but cpp.xml has a calltip for fopen, while php.xml is quite complete.
Go to
Settings -> Preferences -> Backup/Autocompletion
Check Enable auto-completion on each input. By default the radio button for Function completion gets checked, that will complete related function name as you type. But when you are editing something other than code, you can check for Word completion.
Check Function parameters hint on input, if you find it difficult to remember function parameters and their ordering.
Autocomplete in Notepad++ is as simple as hitting Ctrl + Enter or Ctrl + Space in the interface.
Ctrl + Enter - as simple as that!
This, for many people, will be better than autocompleting on everything.
Don't forget to add your libraries & check your versions. Good information is in Using Notepad Plus Plus as a script editor.
You can also add your own suggestion.
Open this path:
C:\Program Files\Notepad++\plugins\APIs
And open the XML file of the language, such as php.xml. Here suppose, you would like to add addcslashes, so just add this XML code.
<KeyWord name="addcslashes" func="yes">
<Overload retVal="void">
<Param name="void"/>
</Overload>
</KeyWord>
It is very easy:
Find the XML file with unity keywords
Copy only lines with "< KeyWord name="......" / > "
Go to C:\Program Files\Notepad++\plugins\APIs and find cs.xml for example
Paste what you copied in 1., but be careful: Don't delete any line of it cs.xml
Save the file and enjoy autocompleting :)
Open Notepad++ and Settings -> Preferences -> Auto-Completion -> Check the Auto-insert options you want.
this link will help alot: http://docs.notepad-plus-plus.org/index.php/Auto_Completion