I am trying to install NG!Redirect 0.0.2 but am stuck at the 2nd step on the installation guide. It instructs:
Go to Systemevents..
- Check: "OnPageNotFound"
But I do not see that option. Its seems Syetem Events is a report, not a config doc.
Does anyone know the correct way of installing this?
Go to Elements > Manage Elements > Plugins > NG!Redirect > System Events tab, then check OnPageNotFound and save.
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I thought this was a simple question, and still nothing works.
My first use-case is that the IDEA 15 (Community) appears to NOT have a repository configured. The *Plugins" tab in the Settings window / dialogue supports three operation aside from clicking on a plugin.:
A button for [Install JetBrains plugins] ... This seems to be things downloaded with the installer or updates;
A [Browse repositories plugins] button ... which contains an "empty" list Further this dialogue contains two buttons for:
A [Manage repositories]
[HTTP proxy settings] - Proxy configuration / setup
An [Install plugins from disk] button ... which does what it says ;-)
This question to ask is, what URL do I need to put into that:
* The [Manage repositories]
... list because the clean install had "nada" in that list.
The list of JetBrains plugins isn't the same as the list on the plugins repository web page:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/
In fact IDEA help pages recommend using the JetBrains repository... They do not seem to want to let one know the URL.
Also, what is the "Community" plugins URL? At the very least I'd like to verify that/IF the JetBrains plugin-list is updating (as there's no "update list" option to be seen).
Weird huh?
I had the same problem while using the Community edition and trying to install the lombok plugin. Setting the HTTP Proxy to "Auto-detect proxy settings" resolved it for me.
It's under browse repositories -> HTTP Proxy Settings -> HTTP Proxy -> Auto detect proxy settings.
The [Manage repositories] list should be empty, unless you have some private plugins repository.
A [Browse repositories plugins] button should show you all the plugins, if not then check your firewall or proxy settings, or click on the Reload button.
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I don't know the specific URL, either, but Meo's answer is correct in saying that there's no need to add it manually. It sounds like you're confused by the difference between the list you see on the site and the list you see in IDEA CE.
The reason for the difference isn't a missing URL at all, but rather that many of the plugins listed on the site are not enabled for the Community Edition, so it doesn't display them. The PHP plugin at https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/6610 is an example. While that page doesn't make it clear that it requires the Ultimate Edition, you can find out by scrolling down to the Updates list and clicking the (latest) version number. There you'll find a Supported Products list, where the Community Edition is listed as being incompatible because the plugin requires the "ultimate" module (a module that is only included in IDEA Ultimate Edition).
If Browse Repositories... is empty, perhaps something happened with your version of Android studio?
If you're on the Canary channel your build might be too advanced for plugins, for instance. At least, that's what I think my issue was, as I switched to another (older) instance and everything was fine after this
I felt a bit stupid upon realising this!!
I had the exact same issue on my Android Studio 3.6.1 but a quick restart after looking for solutions turned out to be the way to go.
problem occurs when I try to install new plugin in eclipse from:
install new software.. from help menu and select site (http://download.eclipse.org/releases/mars)
error appears in detail:
Unable to read repository at http://download.eclipse.org/releases/mars.
Unable to read repositoryat
http://download.eclipse.org/releases/mars/201510021000/content.xml.xz.
Unexpected end of ZLIB input stream
I try other solutions here but didn't work. what should I do?
The correct link to download new Software via Help > Install New Software is:
here.
Just copy above link and paste it in dialog box > Next >
Review the items to be installed > Next >
Accept the terms of license agreement > Finish
There you go, it's done.
Hope this helps.
Thanks!
system configuration: Sublime text3 build 3065 + Ubuntu 14.04
I want to add preview in Browser and found that Siderbar Enhancement (SBE) is best plugin to do that. Below are the steps i have done
Folder added and project and work space created in ST3
Install [SBE], following the instructions. First removed previous instance of SBE and then install via via Package Control
Restart the ST3.
But still no menu in folder context menu?
Is that any issue with plugin/system or am I missing something? Please help me how to do it?
Exactly as posted above. The context menu is added to the folders section. So most probably you are trying to see it when you click on open files.
Here is what you do:
Close side-bar
File > Open Folder > (Open any folder)
View > Show Side Bar
This worked for me.
Sorry for the trouble, I got the answer:
SideBarEnhancements was added in ignored packages (Don't know Why and How)
So just remove SideBarEnhancements from Preferences.sublime-settings
"ignored_packages":
[
"JSLint",
"CSS3",
"SublimeLinter",
"Vintage",
"SublimeLinter-php",
"SideBarEnhancements", << remove this
"JavaScript"
],
Now everything is fine
This is not a question really, but a guide in some sense.
I did not find a better place to post it. I hope someone finds this helpful.
I was fed up with stopping and starting node.js application to pick up code changes.
So I wanted a solution without too much hassle and installation of additional plug-ins, packages or anything else. The pure solution using standard Aptana Studio 3.4 (Eclipse) features on Windows 8.1 x64 as follows:
Right-click on your project in Project Explorer > Properties > Builders
New... > Program > OK
Name: Terminate existing node.js process(es)
Location: C:\Windows\System32\taskkill.exe (${env_var:SystemRoot}\System32\taskkill.exe did not work for me, it might for you)
Working Directory: Browse Workspace... > select your project > OK
Arguments: /IM node.exe /F
Switch to Build Options tab and tick During auto builds, untick Launch in background > OK
Create another builder: New... > Program > OK
Name: Start <your-project-name>
Location: C:\Program Files\nodejs\node.exe (you can try ${env_var:ProgramFiles}\nodejs\node.exe as well)
Working directory: same as point #5
Arguments: app.js (or any other file for application entry point)
Switch to Build Options tab and tick both During auto builds and Launch in background > OK
Turn on project autobuild: Window > Preferences > General > Workspace, tick Build automatically > OK
Change default build order: Window > Preferences > General > Workspace > Build Order, untick Use default build order and remove all projects except your node.js project > OK
Restart Aptana/Eclipse (There are bugs, so sometimes preference changes are just not saved and get lost. You have to double-check.)
So if you have not changed too many default preferences in Aptana Studio 3/Eclipse by saving a file within your project should trigger its builders. First builder will kill existing instance to overcome 'port already in use' exception and start an application again. Console tab related to that process should pop up.
This works perfectly for me developing one node.js project at a time and medium size application restarts instantly. There is still space for improvements, e.g. killing just that particular instance instead of all. Suggestions are welcome (except the ones to install Nodeclipse or node.js packages, etc.)!
I hope this easy to do solution will help someone. Also I hope Aptana Studio 3 will start supporting node.js type of projects/server natively very soon.
You can use nodemon to restart node application whenever the code changes. Have a look https://github.com/remy/nodemon/
Welcome to Nodeclipse. Your solution is added to Nodeclipse Help Run page,
please edit. That is to answer "a better place to post it".
Alternatively, this question should have been broken into problem and solution part to fit stackoverflow.com Q&A format. Also constrains (like without plugin or Node.js modules) should be said in the topic as some percentage of stackoverflow.com users don't really read whole (especially long) question.
Then my answer is just use Debug View. (Actually it should be named Launch as it is both for Run and Debug) In your favorite perspective: Window -> Show View -> Others.. -> Debug. (In Nodeclipse Node perspective Debug View is visible by default)
Then you can right-click on launched application in Debug View and select Terminate and Relaunch. That is more explicit and allows to run many applications.
I also don't understand why you first say "without plugins" and don't suggest "to install Nodeclipse", but in the end add "I hope Aptana Studio 3 will start supporting". Wouldn't it be another plugin/extension? Nodeclipse as of 0.10 has code completion for base Node.js modules and improved support for black background color themes. Open an issue when ready to discuss/work together. Nodeclipse was started by developers like you who stopped hoping and waiting and just did it. One small piece at a time. Just like you did.
My two cents:
If you want to enable debugging too, you can do it by creating a Standalone V8 VM configuration and launching it with eclipse_remote_control. Steps:
Help > Install new software...
Work with: https://github.com/marook/eclipse-remote-control/raw/master/workspaces/erc/update_site
Select and install the plugin
Important: download eclipse_remote_control_client.jar form https://github.com/marook/eclipse-remote-control/raw/master/workspaces/erc/release/eclipse_remote_control_client_1.3.0.jar and place it where you later know (I placed in /Applications/eclipse/plugins/eclipse_remote_control_client_1.3.0.jar)
Restart eclipse
Once installed the new plugin, create a new debug configuration and project builder:
Run > Debug Configurations... > Right click Standalone V8 VM > New
Name: NodeV8-5858 (or whatever, remember it)
Port: 5858
Apply, Close
Project Explorer > Right click your project > Properties > Builders
New... > Program > Ok
Name: Start NodeV8
Location: /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_15.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java (find your java location)
Working Directory: Browse Workspace... > select your project > OK
Arguments: -jar /Applications/eclipse/plugins/eclipse_remote_control_client_1.3.0.jar execute_command NodeV8-5858 DEBUG (replace with your .jar location and the name you selected in step 2)
Ok (then make sure that "Start NodeV8" remains the last entry in the list)
Select "Start " and click Edit...
Arguments: --debug-brk=5858 --harmony app.js (or any other file for application entry point)
Arguments: --debug=5858 --harmony app.js (if you don't want it to
wait at the beggining)
Ok and enjoy!
If you are working with mac, then to kill all node process you can create an script killallnode.sh with the following code:
#!/bin/bash
killall node
Place it somewhere you know and fill it in the location field for step 4.
If your trying to run an iphone project downloaded from the internet in Xcode and you encounter "Library not found for -lxxx", where -xxx is some third party library where would you look to set the library path? I am not sure where this is setup, in the SCM->library path is blank and everything else seems to match the configuration window for other working projects
When I look at the build log i see the following in the linker output:
-ObjC -ljson
How can i configure the project to not try to link in that library at build time?
if using cocoapods and getting this error, try updating the cococapods$ sudo gem update cocoapods Then update the pod for the project$ pod updateI don't know the exact reason but I think it was because the old version didn't set the libraries properly for the new XCode.Hope this helps.
Within the build tab of project settings there is a field for linker options, I removed the -ljson from here to solve the issue.
Either you need to add that library to add your project or you can remove from the project and delete all the reference.
This may help you, just click on the library and change the 'required' option.
This might be helpful in some cases:
Xcode > Preferences > Locations > Locations > Advanced, select Unique.
I was facing a similar issue and chaging to "unique" from "legacy" solved the problem