I have Visual Studio 2012 with Resharper installed. When editing css files, when I type /*, I get autocompletion like so: /**/
I would like to disable that, but I cannot find it in the options menu.
Where can I disable that?
Thank you!
One way to avoid this annoyance is to add the closing comment symbols first.
Go to tools -> options -> text editor -> all languages(or chose one), and untick Automatic brace completion. You can also search for it in options menu.
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Whenever I type any HTML code in Visual Studio Code these items underline automatically which make code very illegible. I was looking for some solution but I haven't find anything useful.
Here's the example:
go to Files > Preferences > Settings in your VSCode
then search for editor.links in your settings search bar, uncheck the option Editor: links and thats it
I'm still somewhat of a newbie with VS, but I like many of the features that I didn't have with my old love, Textpad.
However, when I open multi-line comments with /*, it automatically fills the trailing */.
How do I go about stopping this particular auto-complete?
There is a Option in Visual Studio to toggle "Automatic brace completion".
From the Tools menu, select Options.
From the options tree, expand Text Editor, and All Languages.
Select General, and then uncheck the "Automatic brace completion" checkbox.
Press Save.
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Check for workaround posted at the repo.
The auto-complete/intellisense feature in MySQL Workbench is driving me up the wall, is there any way to disable it? I've had a dig through the settings & documentation but don't seem to be able to find any option for turning it off.
I'm working with the Linux build, v6.2.3.
Many thanks,
N00b
Yes, it is called "Code Completion" in Workbench. Change it under Preferences -> SQL Editor -> Query Editor. Here you can leave it enabled but disable "Automatically Start Code Completion", and then manually trigger it when needed. Or, disable it entirely. You can manually trigger it from the main menu under Edit -> Auto-complete, or use the shortcut key. That menu item shows the shortcut key for your platform.
Some of my Javascript lines of code are longer than the editor window view. I have recently upgraded to the Helios version of Eclipse and noticed that after editing one of these long lines (I am scrolled to the right), after a few seconds the editor window will automatically scroll back to the left to the beginning of the line. It breaks my concentration and it's so annoying!
Does anyone know how to stop this behavior? I've searched around and haven't been able to find anything other than others being annoyed by this same issue!
I am not willing to turn on word wrap and wrap my lines :).
I was having the same issue and found these open bugs for it on the Eclipse Bugs.
No sign there of having a fix for it, but you can prevent it from happening when you switch the Code Folding off and reload the file.
For java in eclipse :
Windows -> Preferences -> Java ->Editors ->Folding -> Enable Folding (uncheck)
For HTML, JSP, XML etc in eclispe :
Windows -> Preferences -> General -> Editors -> Structured Text Editors -> Enable Folding (uncheck)
If you're using Mac OSX, press OPTION + COMMAND + O to turn off "Toggle Mark Occurrences" - it looks like a highlighter in the toolbar.
I turned off Toggle Breadcrumb, and it fixed my problem.
I use TAB and Shift-Tab in Visual Studio to indent an entire selection. This does nothing in Eclipse, and I can't seem to find another way to do it.
Update: I wasn't really paying all that much attention to this initially and did not ask the question correctly.
I now realized that it is in XML files where TAB still does not indent a selection. I did not find a setting for this in the properties, so I assume it is not possible.
Tab and Shift+Tab are the normal ways to do this in Eclipse, just like in Visual Studio.
In addition to the keyboard shortcuts, you can also do this from the Source menu. Source -> Shift Left, and Source -> Shift Right.
Have you checked to make sure tab/shift tabbing is working as you expect in other applications? Is there a stuck key on your keyboard preventing the shortcuts from working? Could another application be stealing the keyboard shortcuts? (as odd as that sounds...)
Also, try restarting Eclipse.
ctrl + i ---> it is for making accurate indentation to a block of source code.
Go to Window Menu -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Typing and make sure the `'Tab key adjusts the indentation of the current line' checkbox is ticked.