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Eclipse: have the same file open in two editors?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Using Eclipse I have a large file and I want to watch it in different scopes at same time .
So how could I open it twice (get its 2 instance in the editor panel ) ?
Options:
top menu: Window | New Editor or
context menu: right click on the editor tab
joker: Ctrl+3 New Editor, this reveals the command too which you can assign a key binding in the preferences, if needed
A related trick then is to pull the editor tab of the new clone on the side or below the original one.
Right-Click (over the opened file tab) -> New Editor
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Why is VS Code showing this these labels or parameter names for System.out.println() in java files?
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Closed 9 months ago.
I currently don't how was this enabled, but every time I have a file open in the editor with a function that requires some parameters, it shows their name at the left. E.g., in this picture it's showing "value:". I want to disable this so it doesn't show that anymore.
You have two ways where you can disable this default option
Settings panel - affects all projects that uses vs code:
Press f1
Type Preferences: Open user settings
Search for inlay Hints
Finally, disable the inlay Hints option
If you want to disable this setting just for an specific vs workspace, open your workspace settings.json file and paste this inside:
"editor.inlayHints.enabled": false
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Enable or disable VS Code Integrated Terminal Tabs?
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Closed 1 year ago.
Initially VS Code showed a drop down list for all the terminals available but now it is just showing plus sign and new terminals get added to right pane.
How do I enable like this: (plus sign and the drop down view)
In my current VS Code it got changed to:
I don't know if its due to update or I messed up some settings.
I had the same issue. (on a mac) go to code > preferences > Settings. You'll need to find the setting under terminal or just search 'terminal' in the search bar. you'll be looking for the following setting and just make sure it is unchecked.
If you don't want to fiddle with the settings, a quick fix is to open 2 terminals, then right-click on the space below the list of terminals, and click "hide tabs".
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Open files always in a new tab
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Closed 4 years ago.
In Visual Studio Code supposed to replace/override an existing file tab? When I click package.json with nothing on the editor, it opens package.json
. When I click on README.md it replaced the package.json file with the README. See GIF link below for a visual picture.
Note that these happen after I click the file
Yes, that's a feature called Preview Mode. It provides a way to quickly review files without collapsing your editor with open files. You can tell the file is in preview mode by the italics on the tab.
You can pin the file by double-clicking on the tab (italics go away) or disable the feature altogether:
workbench.editor.enablePreview to globally enable or disable preview editors
workbench.editor.enablePreviewFromQuickOpen to enable or disable preview editors when opened from Quick Open
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showing in popup window method implementation in intellij
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Closed 5 years ago.
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In eclipse , you can view origin code pressing SHIFT; but in IDEA, I must press CTRL + MOUSE DOWN to another page to look it. Can IDEA like Eclipse?
In IntelliJ, it called Quick Definition. It is bound to Alt+Space or Cmd+Y in my environment, however, it would be different depending on keymap.
Open your Preferences dialog > Keymap and find quick definition in the right pane of the dialog. You will be able to see the key binding for that.
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Shortcut for "move to left editor" and "move to right editor" in Eclipse?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Does anybody know the shortcut to switch between split windows in Eclipse? I need to quickly navigate window on right and back to left and vice versa.
Using Ctrl + F6 will give you a list of all the files opened in the editor view which you can use to switch between files.