I'm working in the terminal that comes with RubyMine. I did a commit, then got the 'Please enter a commit message to explain why this merge is necessary'-dialogue. I entered a commit message, but now I can't seem to exit this dialogue/submit the message.. How do I exit?
Pressing esc didn't do anything.
Turns out esc actually does something: it gets you out of text-editing mode and allows new command. It just didn't give any visual feedback.
After pressing esc I typed :wq and all was well.
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I can't see how I can send the form when starting a new nrdt.el share.
It says that I should press RET, but pressing enter in the gui or terminal doesn't work.
Any help?
Edit: I'm new to emacs and I just don't know how to send a form, and I don't know how it's actually named, which is why I couldn't find anything googling.
I'm using doom emacs with a client-daemon configuration.
OK, so I found why it wasn't working: Doom Emacs rebinds exit-recursive-edit to C-M-c (which you have to use to send the form).
I have been trying to turn off autocomplete everyday but it persists and stunts my workflow. it literally tries to autocomplete comments when I hit enter. or just ruins my code when I hit enter to go to the next line. I disabled the autocomplete on enter feature but still it persists!! I have found no solutions on the internet for this. please help I'm about to just uninstall vscode permanently. and no I don't have any extensions installed its just plain vscode.
I'd like to configure VS code to work the same as pretty much every editor I've ever used which is to save only when I tell it to and to ask to save modified files if I try to quit.
I've set Auto Save to "off"
I've set Hot Exit to "off"
As it is if I have modified files and I choose quit it just exits immediately, losing all my changes. I could have sworn this used to work.
version 1.41.1
At least, VSCode 1.51 (Oct. 2020) mitigates that situation with:
Prevent accidental close
A new setting window.confirmBeforeClose was added to show a confirmation dialog before closing or leaving the workbench.
Possible values are:
keyboardOnly: The confirmation will only be shown when you use a keybinding to close (for example Ctrl+W or Cmd+W). (default)
always: The confirmation dialog will always be shown, even if you close from a mouse gesture.
never: The confirmation will never be shown.
But, that was only for Web.
VSCode 1.66 (Apr. 2022) will propose the same for the desktop app.
See issue 14710 and PR 147242
The issue was if you're in extension develop mode it just exits. If I pass in --extensionDevelopmentPath some/path then the save options are ignored. Without that it works as it's supposed to.
Apparently that's by design
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/71405
I read my project code in vs code. However, I don't have to run it and thus I choose not to configure it. Unfortunately, each time I hit a file window, vs code would show me a error message. What's more, the message window rightly holds up my toolbar. It is annoying! >_<
How can I disable the function of showing error message?
I will appreciate it if someone could give me some advice.
This is coming the clang-format extension. You should disable this extension if you are not going to use it or configure it.
The error is expected and correct in this case as that extension will not work without a valid clang executable
This happened to me many times.
I was debugging using Spyder.
Sometimes, when I typed in some code in the IPython Console and hit enter, nothing got printed out.
After that, I can still type in codes. However, nothing can be executed.
I tried enter button, exit debug button, run button, etc.
I could only type in codes.
At last, the only thing I could do is restart the kernel.