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I'm currently working with HiveQL and can't seem to find any tools for syntax highlighting. Does anyone know of any decent editors? Ideally I would like to find an add-on to Eclipse. Thanks!
I use Notepad++ . Once downloaded go to Settings -> Style Configurator -> Select SQL add user ext for your files (say hql). This will highlight syntax in Hive QL as most of the keywords are same ion SQL and HQL.
You can also add string a user-defined keyword as SQL doesnt not recognize it as a language keyword by default.
I have also used below project to create a user defined language in notepad++ for hive.
https://github.com/lidermanrony/HiveNppUdl
Although i didnt like that the above project strayed from standard SQL formatting of notepadd++ so I edited hive.xml as below:
Just revisiting this, and to add to the list of possible IDEs, Atom now has good support for HQL.
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Postgres is great, but it misses many quality of life features. For example, you can't perform an UPSERT without explicitly stating all of your columns. You can code some dynamic SQL to solve this, but wouldn't it be better to install someone else's code?
In almost all programming languages we have repositories of useful, community driven packages. Think pypi + pip in Python or npm in JS. Is there something similar for PostgreSQL, or at least some place to search for snippets?
I've tried to search on Google, but it is really hard to find anything, as most searches give you tutorials or documentation pages.
there are , you can add custom feature using extension in postgresql
and there are tens of open source extensions on github apart from official extensions available for postgresql
get more information here
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Is there any OOTB solution to filter some properties like cq:lastReplicated, cq:lastReplicatedBy , etc, I wanted to migrate some code from lower environments to higher these properties shows the newly moved content in author also as replicated especially on sites content. So planning to create the packages with the filters without these properties.
There is no such possibility at the moment. I would suggest to use groovy script (https://github.com/OlsonDigital/cq-groovy-console) to remove not needed properties.
As others have mentioned that there is no such functionality yet. You can either use groovy console or other alternatives as mentioned above or you can unzip your package and use text manipulation to clean the content.xml files to remove the properties. I am sure that some simple XSL or command line should be sufficient to do this.
Package manager is a node level tool so nothing is available to filter properties yet.
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I am working on a codebase where most of the comments are in a language which I don't understand yet and I would like to avoid cluttering my browser with Google Translate tabs. Is there an Eclipse plugin which can perform translations?
I don't know about such a plug-in, but there is this extension point in JDT, which lets you add custom hover/tooltips. You may create such an extension which uses google translator to provide a (rough) translation as tooltip for the current comment block. The ext. point is called:
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.javaEditorTextHovers
This way you don't have to manipulate the source files at all.
The Google Translate Eclipse plugin. Disclaimer: I've never used it myself.
You can try out this plugin https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/source-code-translation-eclipse
I developed it because I am currently facing the same problem as you do
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Does somebody know a rich text editor (like NSTextView for Mac OS X) library for the iOS platform?
The Omni Group also released some code that could be the start of a rich-text editor.
http://github.com/omnigroup/OmniGroup/tree/master/Frameworks/OmniUI/iPad/Examples/TextEditor/
Based on Core Text.
I am following 3 rich text editors for iOS, available in GitHub. Below is the list:
iOS-Rich-Text-Editor
RichEditorView
ZSSRichTextEditor
ZSSRichTextEditor is best library among these.
Here's an attempt at a fully implemented one: http://www.cocoanetics.com/parts/dtrichtexteditor/
One doesn't exist, you'll have to craft one yourself. There are examples of using Core Text out there, if you just know where to look. For instance, the I7CoreTextExample is one such example.
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Greetings,
Anybody uses Eclipse to edit configuration files like httpd.conf and the likes, or even shell scripts? Which editors are there for that?
Thanks.
Pedro.
There's shelled, a shell editor plugin for Eclipse. Syntax highlighting is quite solid. It even provides mouse-hover docs for commands having a man page.
there is a cool editor for http.conf called ApacheConf. Other than that I think Notepad++ does the trick but only for syntax highlight.
Notepad++ is great for this kind of tasks.