I've written an automation plugin for Photoshop with Visual Studio 2005 and Photoshop CS2 SDK. When I click the menu, I want to show a non-modal dialog, which is created by ADM. Finally, when I got everything ready, and ran the plugin, the dialog appeared just fine. But when I looked inside the "module window" in VS, I couldn't find my plugin. How did this happen? Can I keep the plugin from being unloaded when the dialog is showing?
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I've been using Visual Studio Code for a couple weeks now, and up until today, I've been able to right click on the HTML preview pane to inspect the code with dev tools. Today, right clicking does not even bring up a contextual menu; it just highlights whatever word I click on. How do I get it back to the usual behavior?
Recently, in one of my Visual Studio Code instances, now there is a green "play" button that allows me to Run Python File in Terminal.
You can see that button in the picture below, just between the "open changes" and the "split editor" buttons.
I have Visual Studio code installed in other computers, and there is no such button. I would like to show that button since it comes very handy, but I do not know how to make that happen, and I cannot find any documentation.
Note: I'm not using any extension for running files
The 'Play' button feature is in testing at the moment, and so is only available to those in the experiment group.
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/issues/5321
Having said that, I had the button appear yesterday part way through a session.
Unfortunately, today the button is no longer present, and I am not part of the experiment group.
Install Code Runner simple by press (Ctrl+shift+X) and search for "Code Runner",it works for almost all languages including python. it gives you a button and shortcut Ctrl+Alt+N.
This area is called "Editor Actions". It's now available by default but unfortunately cannot be hidden unless you modify stylesheet:
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/46403
I've just installed the material theme editor from https://material.io/tools/theme-editor/ but when I click on Material > "Open theme editor" from my Sketch plugins tab, nothing opens. I know the plugin successfully installed because I can click on Material > "Upload to Gallery" and a window pops up, but nothing for opening the theme editor. The theme editor website says you need macOS High Sierra (10.13) or later, which I do have, so this can't be the issue.
Is anyone else having this issue or know how to resolve it? Thanks!
Ok, I actually fixed it just now-- had to moved Sketch to the applications folder, then update Sketch and relaunch it.
Thought it might be helpful to post this though since theme editor is so new and there is virtually no help for issues like this currently out there.
I'm pretty new to eclipse plugin development but it's working fine so far except the part that my plugin does only show in java or plugin development perspective.
this is related to the following locationURI:
locationURI="popup:org.eclipse.jdt.ui.PackageExplorer?after=additions"
an other perspective uses "Navigator" for example therefore my plugin does not show.
how am I able to make it visible in Navigator (don't know the locationURI for it) and Project Explorer too (popup:org.eclipse.ui.navigator.ProjectExplorer#PopupMenu) ?
Use
locationURI="popup:org.eclipse.ui.popup.any?after=additions">
to contribute to any popup menu which has an 'additions' position.
I have been using Eclipse to develop for AppEngine, and have always had a handy blue button in the toolbar to use for deployments. Now it's gone, and I don't know how to deploy any more!
I've tried:
Looking for likely options in the "Customize Perspective" dialog... but I'm not sure what to look for
Updating the Google Plugin for Eclipse... but apparently it's already up to date
Unfortunately, I'm not sure what changed in order to cause this. Please help me get my button back!
In your eclipse top menu choose WINDOW --> SHOW VIEW and it should be one of the options. If not, choose OTHER and navigate the dialog till you find it under Google.