How can I change the logo in Studio? I have been searching for the location of the files, but I cannot see them. Also I have been searching for the files in Studio self.
solution: in plugin directory unzip studio-x.x.zip change the files within the zip (also image/logo) and then zip the folder again. Restart the server and its changed.
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I am using R19 Design Studio, but cannot find the 'Toggle TAFJ Project Nature' when right-clicking. Nor do I have the TAFJ perspective available.
I also tried to place the plugins available in R19 in the Dropins folder of Design Studio, but with the same result.
The Dropins folder in Design Studio (DS) should have a file named "tafj.link", which points to a working TAFJ installation, like this:
path=c:/Temenos/R18ModelBank/TAFJ
Note: the path should contain slashes "/", not backslashes "\".
Also, did you copy the t24-binaries-xxxxxxxxxx.zip file inside the Design Studio folder before starting it? Once you do this, DS will ask you to install the latest t24-binaries.
I need the following code https://github.com/reo7sp/tgbot-cpp
I downloaded the zip file, now I want to include tgbot.h.
I tried to paste the tgbot folder (/include/tgbot) in the project folder but to no use.
Any solutions?
This problem is not related to GitHub. You can open the project folder with Visual Studio. I think no need to paste tgbot folder.
check the solution explorer
If you want to open separetly include/tbbot folder then just right click on the folder and select open with visual studio.
Since VSCode version 1.31 I can't find anything into my project files. I've already reinstalled the VSCode App on my Mac, but nothing happened on it.
This option doesn't work without open the files before:
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/codebasics#_search-across-files
I've been searching on the web, but I didn't find anyone with the same problem as me.
Please, help me!!
To make all your files visible in search you must always make sure all the necessary files are present in the same director. And then as Renee stated in the comments above, you should add your working folder to the Workspace or open folder from the start screen. Below are the screen snippets of the Visual Studio code's start screen from where you can file Add Workspace Folder button. If it is not found, you can always find it under File menu.
When I use Eclipse Remote System Explorer or Aptana plugin to upload files, the files are placed in a sub-directory of my intended upload folder. The sub-directory is named according to my project name. How do I upload to the folder I intend to upload to without the files going into a sub-directory? Thanks for your wisdom!
I could not speak of RSE, but in Aptana Studio everything depends on how did you setup a connection between FTP and local project. Basically, if your ftp://xyz/myproject is connected to myproject in workspace, all files will go where intended to without sub-folders.
See http://wiki.appcelerator.org/display/tis/FTP%2C+SFTP%2C+and+FTPS+Deployment for more information.
Regards,
Max
I'm trying to install Enclojure. I've downloaded the latest zip file from GitHub (http://github.com/EricThorsen/enclojure/downloads), but when I unzip it, I get a folder ending in .nbm, not a file. The install directions say to point NetBeans to a .nbm file, not a folder, and NetBeans won't let me select the folder, either. The folder contains files and folders appropriate to a Java plugin, but I think it needs to be compressed into a single file, like a CAB in Windows. I tried downloading another NBM file from the NetBeans plugin repository, and it downloaded as one file, but for some reason it's not working with Enclojure. I don't know whether it matters, but I'm using Mac OS X Leopard.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Daniel
I successfully installed Enclojure on Mac OS X 10.5.8 + NetBeans 6.8 like this:
sudo port install wget
wget http://cloud.github.com/downloads/EricThorsen/enclojure/enclojure-plugin-2010-jan.nbm
launch NetBeans, click "Install Plugins", select "Downloaded" tab, "Add Plugins..." button and find your downloaded enclojure-plugin-2010-jan.nbm file
Don't download any of the files provided in .zip format. Download the latest release's .nbm file (enclojure-plugin-2010-jan.nbm currently) by clicking on its name in the table with a couple .nbm entries and a couple of .zips (which you should be able just to ignore). Then follow the rest of the instructions from here.
As a side note, .nbm files are themselves just .zip archives renamed .nbm to mark them for their purpose... Perhaps if you zipped up the contents of your .nbm folder and renamed the archive to whatever.nbm, you'd have a working Enclojure (though I haven't checked). But anyway, don't do it, just grab the .nbm file straight from the source.