Is there any way to throw errors as pop uos in netlogo . Say, i have two buttons, if i am pressing the second one without clicking one the first one to setup the system then I should get an error in the pop up saying you cant run without pressing the first button.
There sure is! Check out error. You use it like so:
error "Something went terribly wrong!"
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I just started programming in flutter and I keep getting these types of errors with the yellow highlight over a line. The highlight goes away if I pressed the green restart button and as long as the issue is gone. The problem is that sometimes I will just retype the yellow-highlighted code in a different order and it begins to work again. So far I have been able to fix the issues, but it's really annoying because I have to constantly guess and check and retype, praying on my luck to fix it. Is there a way I could actually see the error message? I'm pretty sure it's minor, since I copy and pasted this straight from official documentation.
Edit: I realized that when I right click on the yellow arrow, it shows "run to line" and I can run the code without issues. However, the yellow arrow reappears from time to time, seemingly randomly.
When using "Go to Next Problem" in VScode (Alt-F8 by default), a peek/banner is shown below the problematic line describing the problem.
Yet in about 90% of the cases I know anyway what the problem is and just want to get rid of the banner, so my typical key-sequence is not Alt-F8 but Alt-F8, Esc to immediately get rid of the banner.
Is there a way to prevent the banner to show up? I searched settings for "peek" and "problem" but could not find anything. Also a different "go to" command does not seem to be available.
Is there some way to do that?
"press the restart button to restart Visiual Studio Code and enable the setting."
Now Im going to preface this by saying that this is quite possibly the most annoying thing I have ever experienced in my years computing.
I'm new to VS Code and as such I am knee deep in my settings.json a lot of the time. Especially moreso when Ive just installed a new extension and it comes with loads of parameters, alnd all sorts of goodies - sort of like I did today when I got home from work.
I open settings.json. I add a comment line indicating a new section for my new extension's myriad of settings I half understand, and move any auto-generated config settings from the bottom to the freshly minted position. I start typing, the widget pops up letting me know about all 70+ settings I can fiddle with as much as I please.
I hit tab on the first entry, it goes down. Tab again, "true" goes down.
"A setting has changed that requires a restart to take effect"
OKAY no problem VS code. Quick restart, back to my config.
I start typing the extension again, I get 200ms in or however long it takes for that widgit to appear, and
"A setting has changed that requires a restart to take effect"
I watch the text in my editor contort as the settings are unloaded and reloaded and unloaded again.
I got the first 4 characters of the extension name typed out before this lovely notification reappears.
Now,
when this happens a few times its a little irritating.
BUT THIS IS CONSTANT .Every. Single. Line. I try to add. Each and every setting. Sometimes 2 or 3 times before I actually get the string down, never-mind its value.
I don't know what to do, I am legitimately going to rip my hair out. This is by far easily up there with one of the most frustrating things I have ever been forced to endure. It is relentless.
I dont know what else to do. Ive tried all I can think of.
I just want to learn and use my new extension.
Please for the love of anything help me.
Please.
If there is no match for auto completion, I get "No Completions Found" message.
The problem is, when I got this message, I cannot input anything after that. To get able to input something, I have to move to different window and come back (e.g. Command Window -> Editor -> Command Window) or click the window. But this process is really annoying.
How can I continue typing without doing these annoying things written above? I am using MATLAB2011b on Windows 7.
Thank you in advance.
I just started using eclim (combined with YouCompleteMe), and it's great. There is one thing that's bothering me, though, and I can't figure out how to fix it. The syntax checker runs on file saves, which is good, but it shows TODOs in the file as errors. So, in the error column on the left side of the window, an error appears when there's a TODO in the file. I've searched through all of eclim's vim files, tried a couple of eclim settings (g:EclimTodoSearchPattern and g:EclimTodoSearchExtensions), and none of those fixed the problem. Indeed, it seems like eclim's :ProjectTodo and :Todo commands aren't what's causing this, because they produce a different kind of error and location list (different colors).
I'm thinking that eclim gets a list of issues from eclipse, including eclipse's task tags (which in turn are automatically generated from any TODO text), and that's what it shows. So I tried to find a way to get eclipse not to show the task tag, but that was also unsuccessful. I can get task tags to not show up in the "Tasks" view in eclipse, but I can't get them to be removed from the file itself. Any idea of what I can do here? I would really like to be able to see a real syntax error with eclim, fix it, and see the left error bar go away, so that I know I don't have any more compilation errors. I don't want a TODO to pretend that it's a compilation error.
Well, I found one way to solve this problem, though it's not totally ideal. Eclim has a "sign level" that determines what severity of message it gets from eclipse to show in the vim window. It turns out that eclipse's task tags show up as severity level "warning", so if you set the sign level to something above "warning", the task tags no longer show up. This is done with the following line in a .vimrc:
let g:EclimSignLevel = 2
It would be better if I could lower the severity on the eclipse side, so I could still see other "warning" messages. There's probably a setting for that somewhere...