Is there a way to auto detect extension on sublime when it sees jsx on files?
If it sees no jsx then it reverts to default? Currently, I am using babel-sublime
for highlighting syntax on jsx.
Open jsx file,
View -> Syntax -> Open All with Current Extension As -> Babel
Do the same for, say, .js files or .jsx files depending on your project setup, select JavaScript instead of Babel
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I have a .scss file and also I have the Sass extension installed but Go to Symbol... doesn't seem to understand the sass structure. When I type #pre .super i it shows no results. Am I missing some configuration or some extension?
I was wondering what extension I could add to my vscode for .11ty.js files. Here is how the file looks with JS babel:
and with JSTL:
The Netbeans IDE supports SASS preprocessor, however the .scss extension only. I want to add syntax highlight and syntax validation for .sass extension. Where I should start from?
I am using PyCharm to edit CoffeeScript files. Every time I save the file, PyCharm invokes a transpiler and generates .js file in the same folder as .coffee file.
This behavior is undesirable and I don't want my IDE to generate .js files.
I have not found a way to disable this behavior, even after going through File Watcher / Inspection settings and disabling inspections for CoffeeScript, as instructed in JetBrains IDE documentation.
How I can disable PyCharm (or other JetBrains IDEs) to automatically generate .js files from .coffee files?
Please disable file watcher per instructions in Help: go to Settings/Tools/File Watchers, select CoffeeScript file watcher there, clear the check box next to it
I recently installed JSHint via Package Manager in Sublime Text 2. As part of my job, I need to edit .coffee files, which JSHint throws all kinds of errors on. I'm unable to identify any preference files or other means of disabling JSHint on these files.
Is it possible to selectively disable JSHint on certain file extensions?
You can create a .jshintignore file at the top level with this in it:
*.coffee