Emmet abbreviation for shift + 1 ! not providing boilerplate code for HTML for windows 11 for July update (June 2022 (version 1.69)) of vs code .for previous May update (May 2022 (version 1.68))its working fine .
Gustavo has linked to Github issue currently affecting all users.
Open VS Code Settings.
Type 'Emmet' in the searchbox.
Among the settings listed below, ensure Emmet: Trigger Expansion On Tab checkbox is ticked.
Create any html file. Press ! and then Tab (Even if no visual indicator comes, as in previous versions of VS Code, it should fill the boilerplate).
(Update: VS Code version 1.69.2 is released & restores the Emmet functionality.)
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How can the following little tooltip be disabled (hidden)?
Or
I know that I can accept with "Tab Tab" or get the next suggestion with Alt+., I don't want that VS shows me that every time (because it overlaps the previous two code lines).
Notes:
I don't want to disable the suggestion itself, I just don't want to see the tooltip.
I'm using Visual Studio 2022, 17.4.2 (Enterprise).
I'm using C#
Is your computer using windows 11?
This tooltip is displayed on my colleague's computer:
But it doesn't show up on my computer:
The only difference is that he is using windows11 and I am using windows10.
I think it's a problem in visual studio. Maybe you can report this problem on DC.
What option or feature must I enable in Visual Studio 2022 to get tooltips to show when hovering the mouse over a method, object, or error (i.e. red squiggly)? See screenshot comparing VS 2019 and 2022. I've searched for variations on VS 2022 and intellisense, intellicode, and it's not clear what changed with VS 2022.
Screenshot of VS 2019 vs. 2022 tooltip compare on mouse-over
The answer: this feature is "Quick Info". It can be accessed by mousing over, the menu option Edit > Intellisense > Quick Info, or the key combo Ctrl-K, Ctrl-I.
HOWEVER - I'm running VS 2019 and 2022 in virtual machine on an M1 Mac using parallels. I suspect that there is an issue with parallels which is preventing 2022 from showing Quick Info - even though VS 2019 Quick Info works fine.
What's odd is that some mouse hovers do work in VS 2022 on the VM. E.g. "references" links that VS injects in the UI to show where the method is referenced, or what user last checked in the code. I'll pursue this over on the parallels forums.
Press in your terminal ctrl + f search settings.json and writing:
"terminal.integrated.enableMultiLinePasteWarning": false
Whenever I created a new project using the Maui RC Template,it shows the following error on VS 2022 Preview 17.2
Error NETSDK1013 The TargetFramework value "6.0-android" was not recognized. It may be misspelled. If this is not the case, the TargetFrameworkIdentifier or TargetFrameworkVersion properties must be specified explicitly. MauiApp C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\6.0.300-preview.22204.3\Sdks\Microsoft.NET.Sdk\targets\Microsoft.NET.TargetFrameworkInference.targets 92
While using the template for non RC the preview 14 template in VS 2022 shows there isn't actually a problem but the debugging is broken... so I cant use breakpoints (It wont even start because it complains about the hot reload function which doesnt exist in VS 2022)
Properties pad doesn't work on my Visual Studio 2019 on Mac.
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I tried it on tools like Button or Label. I restarted visual, closed and opened files and nothing has changed.
On this video: https://youtu.be/76it8xVANbI?t=137 it looks fine but my properties pad doesn't display anything inside xaml file. When I click on filenames on the solution pad, properties pad displays info about those files.
I just searched the document and found this feature exists in Visual Studio 2019 for Mac version 8.4 Preview 1 (8.4.0.1935)
There says:
Xamarin:
You can now use the Properties panel to change your control's
attributes when editing Xamarin.Forms XAML. To open it, go to View >
Pads > Properties.
So you can update your Visual-Studio for Mac to version 8.4 Preview 1 (8.4.0.1935) to use this feather.
After each build, Visual Studio 2012 switches from the Solution Explorer to the Code Analysis tab, usually with the yellow "No code analysis issues were detected." (Might as well say "TA DA!").
Is there an option to turn off the tab switching (keeping it on Solution Explorer)? [because I can't find it either in Solutions or Options].
Thanks!
VS 2012
The best answer I have found so far is to drag the Code Analysis view's tab away from the Solution explorer. I've docked mine below the Solution explorer and made it about 1 inch high - so I can still see what it is reporting on the rare occasions when I wish to check it, but without losing my Solution Explorer all the time.
It's still unnecessary but a lot less irritating.
Update - VS 2013
In VS 2013 you can now click the Settings option in the Code Analysis view, and disable the Show window when issues are detected option.
Right Click Project --> Properties --> Code Analysis Tab --> Uncheck Enable Code Analysis on Build.
Hope that Helps.
Just found very helpful blog post about your issue Temporarily disable the C# static code analysis for a whole VS instance.
Also I have found way to permanently disable Code Analysis for all VS 2012 instances:
You need to add Windows environment variable with name "DevDivCodeAnalysisRunType" and value "Disabled" (all without quotes). There is helpful post about Windows environment variables How To Add/Edit Environment Variables in Windows 7.
Hope that helps.