This bug in the screen looks like this:
I did a lot of research to solve this problem. but I couldn't find a solution on the internet. Everything seemed normal in the program settings as well. ctrl-scroll etc. as in browsers. I tried combinations but none of them worked. I was able to fix it by doing:
run pgadmin.exe
file -> preferences -> miscellaneous -> themes -> theme
When you look at it, you will see that it says standard.
change the theme to dark. and save it.
rechange the theme to standard. and save it.
it will be fixed. :)
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I have a problem with context menu (right-click menu) in VScode. After installing couple of extensions (at the moment I can't even say which exactly, I remember GitLens and I think this one breaks my IDE) my context menu changed and I have no longer Go to definition and other useful stuff there. I tried to reset settings by editing settings.json file but there was nothing unusual there. Also I tried reinstall VScode completely, removing also folders:
C:\Users(your username)\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code
C:\Users(your username)\AppData\Roaming\Code
but it didn't help. I went through google and stackoverflow but none of solutions works or seems to be suitable to my case (one of suggestion was lack of memory, but I have like 64G so it shouldn't be a problem). I found one reddit thread describing my issue, but there was no remedy there. Can you please help me?
my context menu
The following looks similar to your issue.
Go to definition not working in VS Code version 1.47.2
Otherwise:
If you have many extensions I suggest noting down all the extensions you have.
Do a process of elimination, remove each extension until you get the menu item back.
If you have too many extensions then eliminate half.
-> Has the problem disappeared?
-> Yes. Then one of the extensions removed is the culprit.
-> No. Then your problem extension is still there.
-> remove another half and keep removing until the issue is resolved.
I have recently noticed eclipse started to look A LOT different than it used to and I do not like the change. I attached to images of before and after. Does anyone know what might have happened? If this is helps any I upgraded from jdk 7 to jdk 8. I have a youtube channel on coding and I think the font looks bad so I don't want people not watching because of it.
Picture of Before (This is what I want it to look like):
Picture of After (I want this to look like before):
Try re-enabling theming.
Note: You can change the Colors and Fonts there as well. (IntelliJ has a better font IMO, anyway)
If that is broken (and you really care about eye-candy that much) then re-download Eclipse.
I figured everything out. I went to Window -> Preferences -> General-> Appearance then changed theme to windows and colors were set to default then it worked!
To change the font, I went to Window -> Preferences -> General -> Appearance -> Colors and Fonts then changed the font to Consolas.
Then everything was back to normal.
I recently installed new C/C++ software plugins for Eclipse. After restart, the perspective changed. I didn't like the new colors and stuff, so I got rid of it via Preferences->General->Appereance->Restore Defaults.
There's only one thing left thats bugging me, it's really a minor issue but nevertheless I'd like to have it fixed. The project explorer went kinda smooth and round, before the changes it was edgy. Same with the tabs. Searched the web, couldn't find an answer. Anyone?
Here's a picture
Toggle this setting within General Preferences:
I've been looking on Google for a solution to this, but I don't even know which words should I use to find it...
Anyway, my problem is that Eclipse looks like this in Linux Mint 14 x64:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/BBfyg.png
I'm using Eclipse downloaded from their webpage, not from the repositories.
I've tried resetting the perspective, deleting both the eclipse and workspace folders but it keeps looking like this.
Any ideas?
EDIT
I finally managed to get rid of it. It looks like it had something to do with GTK. I changed the appearance to Classic in Preferences and it solved it.
Going to Window > Preferences > General > Appearance and changing the theme to Classic seems to solve the problem.
Changing the Eclipse Preferences from GTK to Classic did not work for me. Only the background of some Eclipse components get displayed in gray then which makes the visual corruptions less visible.
Yet it helped to change the GTK theme in Linux Mint from "Mint-X" to "Adwaita", which also looks ok. So this could be a workaround.
Update: This is a bit bug/issue/missing feature in the Mint-X theme which can easily be fixed manually. See http://dentrassi.de/2013/04/23/fixing-the-mint-x-theme-for-eclipseswt/
I've been using the Eclipse color theme plugin, and it's been great so far - However there's one problem/setting I can't seem to figure out how to change - it's occurring when I try to edit javascript in a jsp page - when I choose a dark color theme (Monokai in this case), Eclipse highlights the code with a javascript tag with a light highlight (see attached pic).
Does anyone know if there's a setting I can change in eclipse to change or remove this, or if it's even possible to change?
I ran into this problem as well.
Short Answer:
Window -> Preferences-> MyEclipse -> Files and Editors -> Javascript -> Editor -> Syntax Coloring -> Background
More Answer:
You have to poke around for a while, but it seems like everything is somewhere in the Window -> Preferences path, and not necessarily where other related things are.
There's one section for html, one for jsps, and another for all the javascript inside of both of those, for example. One for global defaults (which others inherit... sometimes), etc. The key phrase to look for is "Editor"- then you know you're probably going to be able to configure the color of something.