I am trying to remove this line from my Netbeans editor view. I have no clue what it's for, and I find it disturbing.
How can I remove it? (Can't find it in color settings)
Here's a picture:
You have to set the right margin setting to 0.
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I have an issue where my code-lines wrap to the next line too soon and there's a weird empty margin on the right side of my editor, which takes up useless space. I thought it was the minimap at first, but it's not that. The size remains the same regardless of the editor window size.
I've probably added it by accident through some shortcut keys but can't find anything related to it from the settings.
Looks like you have the Dart extension installed. If so, change Dart: Line Length to a higher number (9999999 if you want). 0 might also work to disable that option.
As it says, you might also need to change the rulers in the dart section of settings.json
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Open Extensions on the menu on the left or File menu.
Then click on the extension settings button.
Change the line length for the extension you are working with.
I stupidly messed around with my vs code settings and now the intellisense option list is condensed. Does anyone know the fix for this?
Cheers
You should look at the
Editor: Suggest Line Height
0 is the default in which case it uses the Editor: Line Height setting, so it could be either one that is your issue.
In Visual Studio Code, I'm trying to get the whole column highlighted where my cursor is. The same way a line is highlighted, I'd like to get the column highlighted as well.
It exists in Atom, as shown below, as an independant package.
I didn't find the same setting or package to do it in VSC. Anyone knows how to achieve that?
I don't think it is possible to get the exact same effect as with Atom, where you highlight a column, but for the same functionality (vertical line where your cursor is), you can install the extension cursoruler.
I can suggest you the following extension: Editor Crosshair
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=bitlang.vscode-crosshair
It adds horizontal and vertical rulers around the cursor (screenshot below)
I've applied a custom code coloring theme to eclipse 4.3 (Kepler), but there is this annoying thin vertical white line separating code and line numbers. Is it possible to change it's color somehow?
I'm on Ubuntu 13.10 (Saucy Salamander) 64bit, Java 1.7_45 64bit
UPDATE: I've installed Chrome Theme which allows certain customisation, so I was thinking maybe there is a css to change that line color?
That white (it's not white actually but #F8F8F8) line was haunting my dark theme. Google sent me here but couldn't find a working solution. But I found some clues as to where to look for a solution. If you're running Eclipse on Windows 7, there's a file called e4_default_win7.css inside one of the folders. Just search for it.
In that file the last section is,
CTabFolder Canvas {
background-color: #28446a;
}
Just change the color there. That'll solve the problem. I actually did this for my TrueStudio Eclipse IDE. But this leaves another problem. The text is too close to the line numbers and I don't know how to change the margin between them!
Screenshot - see what I'm talking about
The problem is that search results overlap and make it hard to see whether I've set a break point or not. Any ideas how to remedy this? I can't seem to find a customizable order of which symbols are displayed on the vertical ruler.
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Found a workaround: set the Annotation for Breakpoints to include a "vertical bar". This will place a thin vertical line to the left of the line with the breakpoint. Good enough I guess.