I'm having problems trying to edit the minecraft mod javascript editor in tynker.com. It will only let me edit the blocky stuff that let's you code the mod. Please could some people help me with my Problem?
Tynker doesn’t let you edit any JavaScript in the JavaScript editor. Probably to prevent illegal blocks in the visual editor. Oh and also, you need an IDE in order to make a Minecraft mod in Java.
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Does anyone know an extension for Visual Studio Code that highlight code blocks as in the image ?
It is built-in to vscode. Enable the setting
Editor > Guides: Bracket Pairs
In specs very often RubyMine is hanging when I writing the spec description string. It seems like it is searching for something. I suspect autocompletion.
Where can I configure autocompletion settings or set just how to behave inside strings? What can be the possible cause of this hanging when I write strings in spec description?
Thank you for your suggestions.
As far as I know there isn't a way to turn off autocompletion for specific circumstances, but the settings that are available are in the preferences menu > Editor > General > Code Completion.
I've been trying out Komodo IDE 6 for the last few days.
I've always liked Komodo but I'm starting to get annoyed by something:
The autocomplete is way too slow/buggy.
Certain variables just won't give any autocomplete tips. Sometimes you have to backspace the dot and try over and over again.
It also has a hard time giving autocomplete info for an object that has been created using a class in a namespace.
Has anyone else had any problems with these things?
Are there any better alternatives?
Use JSDoc to add custom autocomplete calltips.
After using graphical IDE's like Visual Studio, I'm used to pressing CTRL+Space to auto-complete a variable or function name. Now, I know such a thing isn't completely possible in VI, but I heard there was a list of commands that could be mapped that allowed automatic completion of variables and functions in the current file opened. Does anyone know what this sequence is?
Just noticed that you said "vi"; I hope that "vim" is also okay.
It depends on the particular programming language, but in general, the magic word is Omnicomplete.
Put this into .vimrc:
filetype plugin on
set ofu=syntaxcomplete#Complete
Press Ctrl+N or Ctrl+P to trigger the completion. This is insanely customizable; you might like the tips here that make it work more like other IDEs.
Something I liked in Visual Studio was that I could click an opening tag, say and it would do its best to highlight in bold the closing tag. Does anyone know if you can do that in textmate? I searched an looked but cannot find it.
It gets hard to find the closing tag many DIVs deep.
If TextMate won't do it, can anyone tell me an editor on Mac that will?
Thank you for any help.
EDIT: If it can do it, can someone please tell me how? Thanks again.
Install the experimental bundle - and look for the "Select Balanced Tags" macro (Shift-Command-B)
Whenever you transverse with your keyboard or mouse the closing tag, TM will flash you the opening one.
But I think the reverse it's not possible (or at least, haven't found a way to work it like that)