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).
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I got this popup about rating my experience when programming Java in VSCode (v1.70.0) on Linux. The link takes you to research.net and the questions are pretty simple (rate from 1-10, would you recommend to friends? positive/negative feedback). I have never installed any extension, ever.
My question is if this is normal and if it happens to a lot o people, because in years that's the first time I see something like this and I wonder why VSCode would hand out a link to a site like research.net and not to a Microsoft site.
Also, is there a switch to turn off feedback questions like these or opt-out of such improvement campaigns?
Is there an official article or a blog post about this, somewhere?
These are the pages I refer to (Google)
There is an old issue in the VSCode repo where the authors mention that the Don't Show Again button was hidden under the gear icon.
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.
I mean, built-in color picker. Not extension.
And sorry, if that question already was there. But i didn't found.
Also sry for my bad poor English.
Looks like this is not possible at the moment (2018-09-29). It only works with language servers in VS Code what can provide the colors used in the currently opened file.
Here's an open issue on their GitHub with request for exactly this feature: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/52364
Please upvote this request there.
im just wondering as I couldn't find an answer on google (well, maybe Ive been trying the wrong keywords here >.< )...
A thing I've always dreamt about was a stack/pile cut feature which remembers the - uhm, lets say - 10 last things I've cut out or copied for pasting... Is there such a feature and if so, what is it called?
furthermore - is there a possibility to include your own suggestions for autocompletion? I'm not asking for much, just e.g. a while(true) suggestion instead of or extending the default ones...
Probably this should be migrated to superuser, but Im quite uncertain as this is somehow more programming related...
Thanks ever so much :-)
OK, the first part of the question I could answer myself:
there are templates (Prefs -> Java (or whatever) -> Editor -> Templates) where you can add your custom tags :-) quite fancy this one! (always wanted to type "forever" and get a for(;;) loop)...
so, I did some digging and found that some people refer to that kind of feature as a paste stack...
for windows users clipX will do the trick for general use (as well as in an IDE). for the use in eclipse only the best I could come up with is ViPlugIn which enables a Vim-styled cut, copy & paste feature which gives you some registers where you can store your "pastries" :-)
unfortunately this doesn't come for free (it's 20USD) - will work (AFAIK) without a license but you will be prompted a "missing license" each time you start up eclipse...
The first feature you've meantioned is often called "Multiple Clipboards." I've found two plugins that do the job, but didn't like either. (IIRC neither could interact both ways with the system clipboard.)
I know some (crazy) people want to move from IntelliJ to Eclipse. On my side, I am moving the "normal way", i.e. from Eclipse 3.3 to IntelliJ 8.0.1
I really like it, but I am a little lost sometimes.
Do you know any specific IntelliJ guide or tutorial created specifically for Eclipse users?
For example, after some tests, I missed some options usefull on Eclipse (I don't say they don't exist in IntelliJ, I just say that I didn't find them !):
Automatic insert at the correct position of the ';' character
Actions made on save (format, reorganize and clean imports)...
Check this FAQ in the Jetbrains home page: link. It is not a guide or tutorial, but it goes through some basic concepts that Eclipse users should accustom themselves with when they move.
For automatically inserting ';' at the correct position (as well as braces) the last time I've looked (probably Idea 6, maybe 7) it didn't exist. My colleagues always wonder why I insert ';' in stupid places when I'm pairing with them. I told them to notify me when this feature becomes available in Idea, but until now they didn't.
There's the two topmost related questions (see right column) covering "Things possible in A that aren't possible in B" for both directions - you might find ideas there as well as in the comments to the answers where people tell you what to alternatively do.
Edit (maybe this is better here than in the comments);
...it seems to be somewhat possible. See the comment to my answer to the related question: . One could argue that CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER is less intuitive than ';', but in Idea you get used to type a lot more of such shortcuts than in eclipse... This comes closest to the functionality you asked for. Hope it helps...